Police said a dangerous person tried to attack the singer, but security stopped him before anyone was hurt.

Fans were shocked, and the concert was stopped for almost one hour while officers checked the area.

Reportedly among those he has conversed with are Nobel Prize winner Mario Vargas Llosa and the former leader of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev.

These exchanges offered influential perspectives on political affairs, cultural topics, and pressing global matters, quickly captivating audiences and circulating widely on the internet, where many individuals and news organizations responded to them.

However, the most interesting part of the story does not end there. City officials claimed that the system could also provide power for phone charging stations in the future. On social media, some users called the project “the technology of the future,” while others believed it was only a promotional campaign to attract attention.

Despite this, local people became curious and started trying the sidewalks themselves. Especially in the evenings, videos of people walking again and again in the same place just to produce more energy quickly went viral.

According to data from the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, new solar power plants are being built in many cities. Thanks to these projects, clean energy production is increasing and new job opportunities are being created. In addition, some municipalities aim to reduce electricity costs by using solar panels on public buildings.

Experts say that the use of renewable energy will become even more common in the future and will reduce dependence on fossil fuels. For this reason, both government institutions and private companies continue to invest in the energy sector.

The event was first reported near Tromsø in late 2023 after several residents recorded unusual rainfall reflecting streetlights and nearby buildings with unexpected clarity. Similar sightings were later reported in parts of Iceland and northern Canada.

“It didn’t look like normal rain,” said local fisherman Lars Nyberg. “For a few seconds, the drops looked almost metallic, like tiny mirrors falling from the sky.”

Scientists from the European Atmospheric Observatory believe the effect could be linked to electromagnetic disturbances in cold air systems, although no official explanation has been confirmed. Researchers also noted that many witnesses reported an unusual silence in the atmosphere moments before the phenomenon appeared.

“It’s one of the strangest weather events we’ve studied in recent years,” explained atmospheric researcher Elena Markovic. “The reflective properties of the droplets appear far more stable than what we normally observe in rainfall.”

Teenagers Organize “Phone-Free Friday” at School

Students at a school in Bristol created a new event called “Phone-Free Friday.” Every Friday, students put their phones in special lockers before classes start and spend the entire school day without social media or messages.

The idea started when a group of friends noticed that many students spent breaks looking at screens instead of talking to each other. They wanted to change the atmosphere at school and encourage real conversations.

At first, many students disliked the project and thought it would be impossible to stay without phones for so many hours. However, after a few weeks, more students joined the initiative.

Teachers said students became more active during lessons and more social during lunch breaks. Some teenagers started playing cards, football, and board games together again.

“I was nervous on the first day,” said 16-year-old Josh Miller. “But after some hours, I forgot about my phone completely.”

The school is now planning outdoor activities and music events connected to Phone-Free Friday.

• The Claim: Geologists found a massive, lush landmass the size of Australia.

• The Details: Satellite radar allegedly pierced three miles of ocean water to reveal forests and mountains.Reports claim it holds fully preserved ancient stone cities from a lost civilization.

Karlo Čondić Bijader, Antonio Vilović, Ivan Nuić, Ivan Siničić, Mateo Pavić

Ana Pavić, Lana Šimičić

IV. Gimnasium Marko Marulić Split, Croatia

IV. Gimnasium Marko Marulić Split, Croatia

Israeli air strikes have killed at least 13 people in southern Lebanon, state media say, where a ceasefire has failed to stop the war between Israel and the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah.

Ivana Batalić, Mia Radan

IV. Gimnasium Marko Marulic Split, Croatia

During the test, engineers closely monitored performance data such as temperature and fuel use as the engine ran smoothly in the test bed. After 15 minutes, the engine was shut down, and the results were considered successful.

This milestone involved an 18-cylinder, high-efficiency engine producing 18,900 kW, now fully converted from diesel to B100 biofuel. The successful test means EDF PEI can continue with installation as planned.

According to the Croatian news portal Srednja.hr, spring holidays for elementary and high school students in Croatia have been extended by an additional week. Instead of returning to school on April 7, classes are now expected to resume on April 13. The decision was made due to the heavy workload placed on both students and teachers throughout the school year. It was particularly emphasized that students are exhausted because of national exams, preparations for graduation exams, and the large number of school obligations. By extending the holidays, the goal is to give them more time to rest before continuing classes and finishing the school year.

Researchers in Norway are continuing to study a rare atmospheric event known as “Mirror Rain,” a phenomenon in which raindrops appear highly reflective during storms, briefly resembling falling glass.

The event was first reported near Tromsø in late 2023 after several residents recorded unusual rainfall reflecting streetlights and nearby buildings with unexpected clarity. Similar sightings were later reported in parts of Iceland and northern Canada.

“It didn’t look like normal rain,” said local fisherman Lars Nyberg. “For a few seconds, the drops looked almost metallic, like tiny mirrors falling from the sky.”

Scientists from the European Atmospheric Observatory believe the effect could be linked to electromagnetic disturbances in cold air systems, although no official explanation has been confirmed. Researchers also noted that many witnesses reported an unusual silence in the atmosphere moments before the phenomenon appeared.

“It’s one of the strangest weather events we’ve studied in recent years,” explained atmospheric researcher Elena Markovic. “The reflective properties of the droplets appear far more stable than what we normally observe in rainfall.”

The strawberries are also different from normal ones because they have a light vanilla flavor and can stay fresh for a longer time. After some pictures were shared online, many people became curious about the fruit and asked if it could soon be sold in supermarkets.

The scientists said they will continue studying the strawberries to understand how they grow and if they can be produced in other parts of the world.

Normally, this natural light show is only seen in far northern regions like Norway or parts of Canada. However, this time people in countries such as the United Kingdom and Germany also reported seeing bright green and purple lights in the sky.

Scientists explained that the phenomenon happens when charged particles from the Sun reach Earth and interact with gases in the atmosphere. They said the recent solar activity was stronger than usual, which allowed the lights to appear much farther south.

Many people shared photos and videos online, and the event quickly attracted attention around the world.

​The system analyzes high-resolution retina photos taken with a smartphone camera within seconds. The AI detects early signs of serious conditions like diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma with a 95% accuracy rate and directs the patient to the nearest health facility. The project is expected to be launched for free in pilot regions next year.

​As part of the experiment, 50 different plants placed next to a Wi-Fi 7 router completely withered and lost their leaves in just 48 hours. Experts claim that if these signals cause this much damage to plants in such a short time, they could also cause permanent damage to the human brain. Following the rapid spread of this study on social media, many users started cancelling their new router orders.

Elodie is openly dating a female dancer who is part of her official dance troupe: real news

Vincenzo Somma, Marta Zito, Valerio Vignola

Scientists agree that adults need between 7 and 9 hours of sleep per night. During a good night's rest, the brain organizes information from the day and strengthens memory.

Furthermore, sleep helps repair muscles, regulates hormones, and boosts the immune system.

People who do not get enough sleep regularly are at a higher risk of health problems, such as heart disease, stress, and a weaker immune system. Therefore, going to bed at a regular time is one of the best habits for a healthy life.

Alessandra De Cunto, Gaia Pisano, Martina Restaino.

According to these online posts, climate change is forcing these massive ocean predators to leave the sea and hunt in freshwater rivers, making popular swimming spots incredibly dangerous. The posts warn people to stay away from all rivers this summer.

Alessandra De Cunto, Martina Restaino, Gaia Pisano

A team of neuroscientists announced that they have developed a device capable of recording and reconstructing human dreams into short video clips. According to the researchers, the technology uses advanced brain-scanning equipment and artificial intelligence to analyze neural activity during sleep. Early tests reportedly allowed participants to watch simplified versions of their dreams after waking up. The team believes the invention could revolutionize psychology, memory research, and the study of consciousness. Critics, however, have questioned whether the technology can truly capture the content of dreams with meaningful accuracy.

Governments around the world are increasing investments in renewable energy projects as they work to reduce carbon emissions and strengthen energy security. New solar, wind, and battery-storage projects have been announced across several regions, with policymakers emphasizing the importance of clean energy for long-term economic growth. Industry analysts say that renewable energy capacity has grown significantly in recent years and is expected to continue expanding as technology becomes more affordable and efficient.

Ankara, Türkiye – The Turkish government has announced new investments in renewable energy as part of its efforts to increase sustainable power production. Several solar and wind energy projects are expected to begin construction this year in different regions of the country.

Officials stated that these projects will help reduce dependence on fossil fuels, create new jobs, and support Türkiye’s environmental goals. Energy experts believe that expanding renewable energy sources will strengthen the country’s energy security and contribute to economic growth.

The government also plans to encourage private companies to invest in clean energy technologies. Many environmental organizations have welcomed the initiative and described it as an important step toward a greener future.