After Syrian rebel shelling of the school in government-held western Aleppo.

Latest in 437 reports of racist slurs, hateful intimidation or harassment since Trump won the presidential poll.

“Make Royals Pay for Palace Renovation” plea urges her to shell down £370 million from her own pocket.

Due to wide disparity in vaccine supply, of the 52 countries in Africa, 38 have given at least one dose to <5% of population

Google search trends indicate that interest in Afghanistan peaked on August 15, the day Kabul fell. Following this, Biden's rating dropped below 50%

The number of hospitalisations in 20 days since the Omicron variant was discovered was relatively lower than the pace observed during the Delta wave in Gauteng in South Africa

Mr. Joko says he is ready to help with Modi-Xi meeting at the G20

For a little over three months, the world’s richest man and a big tech social media platform were sparring on micro-blogging site, and inside board rooms. Now, the action will be inside courtrooms

French President Emmanuel Macron has decried his Nazi-collaborator predecessors and vigorously vowed to stamp out Holocaust denial

This is only the second outbreak of Marburg in West Africa.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has fired the head of the country’s security service and its prosecutor general, citing hundreds of criminal proceedings into treason and collaboration by people within their departments

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck were wed in a small ceremony Saturday in Las Vegas

Sunday’s debate was the second in the U.K. Prime Ministerial race that began last week, with a third round of voting set for Monday

Urmia, one of the largest "hypersaline" — or super salty — lakes in the world, is located between the cities of Tabriz and Urmia, with more than six million people dependent on agriculture around its shores.

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Roland Cloutier said his move followed recent changes to the security teams at the video-sharing app

Cybersecurity researchers have outlined cases where Thai activists involved in the country’s pro-democracy protests had their devices attacked with spyware

The two sides will make their arguments about the trial's proposed start date to a Delaware Court of Chancery judge on Tuesday

The European Union is working on new rules and controls that crypto companies will have to comply with

SoftBank’s billionaire founder, Masayoshi Son, had told shareholders in June that he was in favour of a U.S. listing

The Competition Appeals Tribunal said it had quashed the CMA’s ruling and referred the matter back for a new decision

The gathering has symbolic meaning for Vladimir Putin’s domestic audience as well, showing off Russia’s international clout even as it grows increasingly isolated and plunges deeper into confrontation with the West

Acting Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe and two others were proposed by lawmakers as the three candidates for the July 20 Presidential election

July 18 is celebrated as Nelson Mandela International Day. A quiz on the legendary leader who was born on that date in 1918

Celsius hopes that Bitcoin mining will help it repair its damaged relationship with customers, whose funds were frozen

WHO's Europe director Dr. Hans Kluge described COVID-19 as “a nasty and potentially deadly illness” that people should not underestimate.

The Olympic Council of Asia on Tuesday confirmed the delayed games would be held from September 23 to October 8

Chinese Vice-Foreign Minister Xie Feng “urgently summoned” the U.S. Ambassador to China Nicholas Burns late on August 2 night and lodged stern representations and strong protests over Nancy Pelosi’s visit

A revised version of the bill was tabled by bipartisan senators in the United States on Wednesday that strengthens the stance for digital news publishers to negotiate with Big Tech companies for sharing revenues that entail the use of their content.

After a private meeting with Mr. Bolsonaro, the Supreme Court Justice Luiz Edson Fachin said the conservative leader had said, "It is over. So, let’s look ahead.”

Why are tech companies freezing their hiring process and laying off their employees? How has the new app tracking feature by Apple led to the sacking of employees?

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The Defence Minister represented India at the swearing-in ceremony of Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu during an unprecedented three-day visit to the African nation.

Bengaluru joins the league of 40 global cities including New York, London, Paris, and Tokyo among others at World Cities Culture Forum

Vegetable prices down 10% from last August, but pulses, fruits, potatoes and onions remain in high inflation zone

The trade deficit widened to a 10-month high of $29.65 billion, the second highest monthly shortfall in merchandise trade

The last such revision took place effective August 31 when the windfall tax on crude petroleum was set at ₹1,850 per tonne

West Bengal’s economic decline, southern States’ growth post-1991, and regional disparities in India’s economic performance analysed in a working paper by Economic Advisory Council to the PM

The Food Secretary said the Centre is thinking of lifting the export ban on certain varieties of non-basmati rice

Punjab and West Bengal have recorded sharp declines in per capita income after a head start

The numbers demonstrate that the U.S. also protects specific products of its economy with high tariffs, GTRI said in a report.

What are the sectors in which exports have dropped? Is there any significant risk at this point?

The ongoing GDP series is due for revision. The official agency is considering using GST data to estimate value addition. However, the agency should be careful to not apply unverified datasets and shaky methodologies without adequate testing and validations for GDP estimation

The latest data shows that nearly 6.25 lakh members between the ages 18 and 25 are first-time workers or new joiners