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A significant global technology outage struck on Friday, disrupting operations across various sectors including airlines, medical services, broadcasting, and banking. The incident highlights the vulnerability of modern systems to software failures and their far-reaching impact on global operations.

In a pivotal meeting held today in Abu Dhabi, UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and Indonesian President Joko Widodo delved into discussions on enhancing their strategic and economic ties, underlining a robust Comprehensive Economic Partnership. Hosted at

In a significant political development, former Liberal cabinet ministers Wayne Easter and John Manley have called for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down following a surprising Conservative victory in the Toronto-St. Paul’s by-election. This loss in a traditionally Liberal

McDonald’s (MCD) has launched its eagerly awaited $5 value meal, a strategic move aimed at drawing customers back to its restaurants amid rising competition and fluctuating sales. The deal, available from Tuesday, includes a choice between a McDouble burger or

For the third year running, London has been named Europe’s most congested city, according to the latest report from Inrix, a global traffic data provider. In 2023, motorists in London spent an average of 99 hours in traffic, marking an

In a historic declaration, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed victory for his alliance in India’s general election, emphasizing the mandate to advance his transformative agenda. Modi hailed the win as a triumph of democracy, highlighting the electorate’s immense faith

In a decisive move to counteract Japan’s plummeting birthrate, the parliament has passed a law designed to enhance child care support through increased allowances and expanded parental leave. This legislation is a key part of the government’s strategy to more

Sri Lanka is reeling from the aftermath of heavy rainfall, with floods and mudslides wreaking havoc across the nation. At least 10 people have been reported dead, and six others are missing as a result of the calamity, as announced

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a strong condemnation of the recent air strikes on Rafah, which targeted tents sheltering displaced individuals. The attacks, which resulted in numerous casualties including many children, have drawn a heartfelt response from Guterres who

UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan embarked on a significant state visit to Seoul, South Korea, where he engaged in crucial diplomatic discussions and cultural exchanges. During his meeting with South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol and First