Hundreds of apparent pro-Russian bot accounts on X are pushing US election misinformation and amplifying false narratives about Democratic contender Kamala Harris, a...
When we talk about crypto, many things come to mind—Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance, blockchain, and whatnot. But those who’ve been following the industry for a while...
ArabianPost - Arabian Post Staff -Dubai Crude oil prices have experienced a significant downturn, dropping approximately 17% in the third quarter of this year. This...
The Pioneer News: India were left hoping old rivals Pakistan can rescue their Women's T20 World Cup dreams after suffering an agonising nine-run loss to defending champions Australia on Sunday. Australia made sure of their semi-final spot by topping Group A with a perfect four...
Khaleejtimes: Out-of-form batsman Babar Azam was dropped on Sunday as Pakistan shook up their squad for the second Test against England, following their innings and 47-run defeat in the first. "We've made the decision to rest Babar Azam and a few other players," said...
Khaleejtimes: As the upward trend in Dubai property rental continues, tenants are opting for multiple cheque payments to manage their costs. The trend of 4-plus cheque payments is growing compared to last year as tenants look to overcome rising costs in the country,...
Gulf Business: The UAE’s strategic focus on AI is clearly reflected in GITEX’s expansive platform for showcasing innovations and fostering collaborations . ......
The Daily Mail: Sir Keir Starmer is facing calls to sack his Transport Secretary after she almost torpedoed £1billion worth of investment in Britain. Louise Haigh said last week she backed a boycott of P&O Ferries and branded it a 'cowboy operator' after it sacked 800...
Live Mint: (Bloomberg) -- UK Prime MinisterKeir Starmer will vow to scrap regulations holding back growth, as he seeks to soothe concerns among international investors after a rocky first 100 days in power. Starmer is set to pitch his vision for Britain to executives on...
The Observer: Keir Starmer will promise to slash red tape and “rip out the bureaucracy that blocks investment” as he hosts hundreds of global business executives for a major summit in central London. After a troubled run-up to the event, including a bruising row with the...
The Observer: Keir Starmer is treading a narrow path. After a challenging first 100 days in government, the prime minister has an opportunity on Monday to relaunch Labour’s central mission: to restore economic growth. But as some of the world’s most powerful financiers fly...
The Daily Mail: Sir Keir Starmer will today pledge to 'rip out' the bureaucracy that blocks investment in Britain as he hosts a major business conference in London. The Prime Minister will promise to axe the red tape holding back the development of homes and infrastructure,...
RTE: Eight people targeted as part of investigations into the Drogheda feud are due in court this morning charged with drugs and money laundering offences. The eight, seven men and a woman, were arrested as part of OperationStratus and are due before Drogheda...