Europe escalates tech crackdown, push social media bans
European governments are stepping up efforts to rein in major tech platforms in what has become one of the most consequential regulatory battles between...
Malaysia bans e-waste imports to end illegal dumping
Malaysia has announced an immediate and sweeping ban on the importation of electronic waste, a decisive move aimed at halting the inflow of hazardous...
YouTube revenue crosses $60 billion in 2025, outpacing Netflix
Google has disclosed that YouTube generated more than $60 billion in revenue in 2025, underscoring the video platform’s growing dominance in the global media...
African nations embrace black American celebrities. Read why!
Despite centuries having passed since their ancestors were forcibly taken from West and Central Africa, African-Americans have maintained an enduring emotional and cultural connection...
UK farm exports to EU slump nearly 40% since Brexit
Post-Brexit trade barriers have coincided with a sharp downturn in British agricultural exports to the European Union, with new official figures showing sales of...
Saudi Arabia quietly eases alcohol ban for wealthy foreign residents
Saudi Arabia has begun allowing a select group of wealthy foreign residents to legally purchase alcohol, marking a significant departure from a prohibition that...
Trump housing policies under fire as affordability crisis deepens in US
President Donald Trump’s approach to the United States housing market is coming under increasing scrutiny as home prices continue to soar and affordability remains...
Africa: Malawi business owners shut shops against new tax system
Thousands of business operators across Malawi staged widespread protests in early February 2026, closing their shops and marching to government offices to denounce planned...
America is drinking more coffee but Starbucks is losing ground
Americans are consuming coffee at levels not seen in decades, yet a growing number of them are choosing not to buy their daily brew...
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