15 UN peacekeepers injured after Israeli forces destroy main gate of UNIFIL compound in Lebanon
The latest incident comes after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on the United Nations Secretary-General ...
Britain rejoins the EU foreign affairs council — for lunch
Context: The UK left the EU in 2020 after a slim majority of Brits voted to exit in a 2016 referendum. After years of Brexit negotiations and right-wing rule in London strained ties, Keir Starmer’s ...
Consequences of making AI central to legal decision-making ‘terrifying’, says human rights commissioner
The consequences of putting artificial intelligence (AI) instead of humans at the centre of judicial and legal ...
Govt set to tighten quality norms amid rising substandard steel imports
The Centre is preparing to expand its steel quality control norms following a review that revealed an increase in substandard ...
Ailing and silenced in prison, Belarus activist symbolizes the nation's repression
The last time any of Maria Kolesnikova’s family had contact with the imprisoned Belarusian opposition activist was more than ...
TSMC continues to expand out of Taiwan, to set up more fabs, chip plants across Europe
TSMC has already started building its first fabrication plant in Dresden, Germany, marking the company’s entry into the ...
‘Children as young as five are saying they would prefer to die’: Irish doctors say Gaza children are ‘retraumatised’
Children as young as five in Gaza are expressing a wish to die due to the trauma of the conflict they’ve experienced, a ...
Climate Change Hits Hard As Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Offers Hope
As Hurricanes Helene and Milton reveal the growing intensity of climate change, one foundation offers hope and possibility ...