US ‘may have’ committed war crimes in Iran: UN

Libi family is in the vanguard of a hardline movement to seize West Bank land. The Israeli government has given Libis factory license, grazing permits and agricultural grant

Procurement records show defense establishment's growing interest in humanoids

Indonesia is home to millions of children facing obesity, part of a broader nutritional crisis affecting millions across low and middle-income countries

Investors and entrepreneurs are paying thousands of dollars for access to Chinese factories and technology companies

Chinese officials say they lack the mandate to sign an agreement covering Nepal’s wider requests for glacier monitoring

Industry executives say the machines still struggle when tasks require intuition or departures from programmed routines

Internal documents reveal how Meta's radical AI workforce overhaul quickly unravels after employees rebel and the technology disappoints

Adam Mosseri says few teenagers used “Take a Break” feature before it became a default setting in 2024

The attacks transformed global aviation security, but many of the airport rituals travellers know today emerged only after later plots exposed new vulnerabilities

The cave’s constant 11 degrees C temperature makes it a refuge for biodiversity and humans

The tiny island expects film fame to bring visitors, but fears a summer tourism crush

Several cruise ships remain stranded while operators wait for river levels to rise

Tourist resorts, trails and other attractions will remain closed until further notice

Emergency services say three people were taken to medical facilities and six others were treated on site

Guests have been relocated to nearby hotels after evacuation from the resort

Major travel operators are scaling back their presence on the island