In a significant escalation of tensions, Russia launched a "massive" missile strike targeting energy facilities across Ukraine overnight, causing widespread damage to power plants and triggering concerns of energy shortages.
A drone strike on an Emirati-owned gas complex in Iraq's northern autonomous Kurdistan region resulted in the death of four Yemeni workers.
In the pursuit of unraveling the secrets to a long and vibrant life, researchers have long been captivated by the phenomenon known as the "Blue Zones."
Russia is continuing its efforts to recruit foreign nationals to join its military for the war in Ukraine, according to a U.K. intelligence update on Monday. The most recent recruitment attempt includes an English-language leaflet inviting foreigners to join a “special” unit
The European Union has initiated an investigation into TikTok's spinoff Lite app, citing concerns over its potential harm to users' mental health, particularly minors.
In a bold move aiming to solidify its position in the global semiconductor arena, Malaysia has announced plans to establish a massive semiconductor design park, signalling its ambition to transition from being a manufacturing hub to a leading player in chip design.
In a transformative shift propelled by technological innovation, a new wave of Latin American startups is reshaping the agricultural landscape through the application of artificial intelligence (AI).
In a landmark announcement that underscores the growing integration of technology in sports, International Olympic Committee (IOC) President, Thomas Bach, unveiled the Olympic AI Agenda in London, heralding the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionise athlete training, talent identification, and the
A Russian military court has sentenced Vladlen Menshikov, 29, to 14 years in prison after finding him guilty of cooperating with a foreign state and “justifying terrorism,” according to Russian media reports on Monday. Initially, Menshikov was accused of attempting to sabotage
In a move that has further exacerbated tensions between Venezuela and the United States, Washington's decision to reinstate sanctions on Venezuela's vital oil industry has drawn sharp condemnation from Caracas