Jessica Bayley is an international author and journalist. She covers global affairs, hard news, lifestyle, politics, technology and is also the author of "The Ladies of Belgium."
In a landmark decision, the UK House of Commons has voted to implement measures that will exclude Members of Parliament (MPs) from parliamentary proceedings if they are arrested on suspicion of committing serious offences, particularly violent or sexual crimes.
In a mesmerizing display of creativity and innovation, the recent AI film festival organized by Runway AI has unveiled a collection of short films that offer a tantalizing glimpse into the future of storytelling.
A Swiss start-up has unveiled its latest venture in Iceland: a cutting-edge plant designed to extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and securely store it underground.
In a bid to catalyze cross-border commerce in one of the world's most promising markets, YES BANK and EBANX have inked a strategic partnership, aiming to unlock the vast potential of India's burgeoning digital economy.
Saudi Aramco, the world's largest oil company, announced a first-quarter net profit of $27.27 billion on Tuesday, marking a 14.5 percent decline from the previous year, as the Gulf kingdom maintained production cuts to stabilize oil prices amidst global market fluctuations.
In a move aimed at bolstering its cloud computing capabilities, Amazon announced on Tuesday its plans to inject $9 billion into Singapore over the next four years.
In a significant development, French prosecutors announced on Saturday that they have initiated an investigation into energy giant, TotalEnergies, over potential involuntary manslaughter in connection with a jihadist attack that rocked Mozambique in 2021.
Israel is fortifying its defenses against cyber threats from Iran by constructing a "cyber dome" akin to its famed Iron Dome missile defense system.
In a testament to its dominance in the e-commerce and technology sectors, Amazon reported a staggering tripling of its quarterly profit for the first three months of 2024.
In a move that signifies a significant clash between traditional media and tech giants, eight prominent US newspapers, including The New York Daily News and The Chicago Tribune, have taken legal action against OpenAI and Microsoft.
