Canada cancels joint bridge opening ceremony with US
A landmark infrastructure project intended to symbolize decades of cooperation between Canada and the United States has instead become the latest casualty of a...
Healthy diet remains out of reach for one in three people worldwide
A healthy and balanced diet continues to remain beyond the financial reach of nearly one in every three people across the world, even as...
Pakistan revives Indus Valley legacy. Read why!
Pakistan is increasingly projecting itself as the modern custodian of the 5,000-year-old Indus Valley Civilization, signalling a notable shift in how the country presents...
India witness massive youth protest over exam leaks
Thousands of students and young people took to the streets of New Delhi in a major show of defiance against the Centre, marching towards...
EasyJet profits tumble 70% as fuel prices soar due to Iran conflict
British low-cost airline easyJet has reported a sharp decline in quarterly profits after a surge in fuel costs triggered by the ongoing conflict involving...
EU slaps €890 million fine on Google for anti-competitive practices
The European Union has imposed a hefty fine of €890 million (around $1 billion) on Google after concluding that the technology giant violated the...
Google bets big on AI, plans to invest $205 billion
Google's parent company Alphabet has unveiled its most ambitious investment strategy to date, announcing plans to spend between $195 billion and $205 billion on...
Hotels booked two years ahead as New Zealand prepares for rare 2028 total solar eclipse
Hotels in the New Zealand city of Dunedin are already witnessing an unprecedented rush of bookings, nearly two years before a rare total solar...
Super El Niño could trigger fresh global food inflation
A developing "super El Niño" weather phenomenon could trigger a fresh wave of global food inflation, disrupting agricultural production, straining supply chains and pushing...