Panamanian archaeologists have uncovered a 1,200-year-old tomb containing gold treasures and sacrificial victims. The tomb, belonging to an elite chief, housed various artifacts including pectorals, belts, earrings, and bone flutes. Discovered alongside were the remains of sacrificial individuals who accompanied the chief in the afterlife. Linette Montenegro of the Ministry of Culture highlights the historical and cultural significance of the findings. Dr. Julia Mayo, supervising the project, notes the unique burial practices observed, with the chief laid atop a woman's body. Excavation continues to reveal more insights into this ancient civilization's burial customs.

A recent mental wellbeing study ranks the UK as the world's second least content nation, trailing behind Uzbekistan. Conducted by the US-based Sapien Labs think tank, the research surveyed over 500,000 individuals across 71 countries. The UK's low ranking is attributed to factors like the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, a persistent cost-of-living crisis, and high levels of loneliness, especially among young adults and economically challenged families. Factors contributing to the crisis include political instability and high consumption of ultra-processed foods. Scientists stress the need for deeper understanding and action to improve mental wellbeing globally.            

Former Boeing employee John Barnett, known for raising concerns about production standards, found dead in the US at 62. Barnett, who retired in 2017, had been giving evidence in a whistleblower lawsuit against the company. He had highlighted issues with sub-standard parts and oxygen systems in Boeing's 787 Dreamliner production. Police are investigating his death as a "self-inflicted" wound. Boeing expressed sadness, denying Barnett's allegations. His death comes amidst intense scrutiny of Boeing's production standards, following incidents including a recent emergency exit door blowout on a Boeing 737 Max.      

Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry has resigned, announced the chair of the Caribbean group of countries, following weeks of escalating violence and pressure. Stranded in Puerto Rico due to armed gang threats, Henry led the country since the assassination of former President Jovenel Moïse in July 2021. Regional leaders convened in Jamaica, acknowledging Henry's resignation amid plans for a transitional presidential council. Recent unrest saw armed gangs demanding Henry's ousting, with attacks disrupting his return from Kenya. Haiti, plagued by chronic instability, faces ongoing turmoil amidst political transitions and rampant gang violence.          

Catherine, The Princess of Wales, issued an apology for editing a family photo released for Mother's Day, after major news agencies dropped the image. The picture, showing Kate with her three children, was taken by her husband, William, but Kate made adjustments. International agencies like The Associated Press cited inconsistencies and blurring, leading to its removal. Britain's Press Association also dropped the image after receiving no clarification from Kensington Palace. Kate expressed regret for any confusion caused. The incident underscores scrutiny over photo editing and the royal family's transparency in media releases.

A Latam Boeing 787-9 from Sydney to Auckland experienced a sudden mid-air drop, injuring 50 passengers and causing "strong movement" on board due to a technical issue. Some were thrown into the roof as the plane lost altitude. Ten, including seven passengers and three crew, were hospitalized seriously. The LA800 flight landed safely in Auckland. Latam acknowledged the technical event but didn't specify the issue. The incident is under investigation.

Kensington Palace's released photo of Princess Kate and her children sparked conspiracy theories as news outlets withdrew it, citing editorial standards. The image, accompanied by Kate's post-surgery message, faced scrutiny for an alleged alteration in her daughter's cardigan sleeve alignment. Social media buzz ensued over the perceived manipulation, questioning the authenticity of the royal photograph. In recent royal family photos, users raised concerns: 1.Princess Charlotte's wrist is reportedly missing. 2.The Princess of Wales isn't wearing her wedding ring. 3.An 'inconsistency' in her jacket's zip was noted. 4.Questions arose about shading on Prince Louis's jumper. 5.A blooming tree in March puzzled viewers. 6.Patterns on Louis's jumper seem misaligned to some. 7.Odd floor shape behind the Waleses was pointed out.  These observations sparked online discussions, adding a unique perspective to the royal imagery.

Ukraine has rejected Pope Francis's call for negotiations with Russia, emphasizing they will "never" surrender in the face of the ongoing invasion. Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba asserted their commitment to the yellow and blue flag. The Pope, in an interview, suggested Ukraine should consider raising the white flag for negotiations, emphasizing the importance of courage in such decisions. The Vatican stated the interview occurred in early February. Tensions persist as Russia maintains control over significant Ukrainian territories since the invasion began in February 2022.

Indonesia's Batik Air faces investigation as both pilots on a January flight fell asleep for 28 minutes mid-air. The 32-year-old pilot, fatigued from caring for newborn twins, asked the co-pilot to take control, who also dozed off due to childcare responsibilities. Though the Airbus A320 briefly veered off course, all 153 onboard landed safely. Medical tests showed normal results, but the incident prompts scrutiny on crew rest quality. Authorities reprimand Batik Air, emphasizing the need for improved rest management. The airline asserts commitment to safety. This follows a 2019 emergency landing by the same carrier.

Amid surging gang violence and a state of emergency in Haiti, the U.S. military airlifted non-essential embassy staff due to escalating threats. Armed gangs orchestrated prison breaks, demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Ariel Henry, who fled and seeks UN-backed security assistance. The U.S. Southern Command stated the evacuation aligns with global embassy security practices. The EU delegation in Haiti also reduced presence, and reports indicate Germany and EU embassies are evacuating staff. Haiti faces a critical security crisis, prompting international responses and concern over the safety of diplomatic personnel.