Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is set to appear at the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week, bringing Tehran’s message to an international gathering taking place
Travelers often expect famous tourist attractions to have a real history behind them. But increasingly, some popular destinations are proving that an attraction does not always need
Macklemore says he will donate $1 million from money earned during Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour to organizations providing humanitarian assistance to Palestinians. The rapper announced the contribution on
France has one of Europe’s most ambitious anti-smoking policies. Yet it still has more smokers than most of its neighbours. After two decades of price rises and prohibitions,
Taiwan has disclosed that several government agencies were targeted in an unusual cyberattack that combined conventional hacking techniques with artificial intelligence tools. The country’s Ministry of Digital Affairs
The launch of Atos Sovereign Cloud, the creation of the Bliksem EXO defence consortium and Telefónica’s EURO-3C infrastructure project all point in the same direction: Europe’s largest companies
A strong earthquake has struck eastern Indonesia, leaving dozens of people dead and causing significant damage across parts of Flores Island. The earthquake occurred offshore near East Nusa
Tensions between Iran and the United States remain high as both sides take increasingly firm positions over the future of the conflict and the strategic Strait of
Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly capable of completing complex tasks with limited human guidance. From writing code to analyzing security systems, modern AI agents can now perform
Released on 13 July, a new export report has added fresh momentum to Brussels’ growing appetite for tougher limits on young people’s access to social media. Prepared at
