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US broadcaster CBS has claimed there is reason to believe that American officials struck by the so-called Havana Syndrome were "attacked" by Russia, despite five US intelligence agencies debunking the theory last year. What's behind this new round of hysteria?
Delve into the strange cases of dancing plagues, laughter epidemics, and other bizarre manias throughout history.
A string of mysterious balloon sightings generates fear and excitement as thousands of anxious residents scan the skies to glimpse floating objects that are believed to emanate from a hostile foreign power. The Chinese spy balloon scare of 2023? No, the balloon panic of 1892 in Russian-occupied Poland. In this analysis of the history of balloon sightings Robert Bartholomew puts the Chinese spy balloon incident into perspective and shows why more such sightings are expected.
The women have attributed these events as poisonings, usually attributed to attacks by the Taliban or other militant groups – but doctors have a different diagnosis.
So-called "Havana Syndrome" has now affected some 1,000 US and Canadian officials worldwide. Is Cuba responsible, or is it the human brain playing tricks?