UN Head Say Social Media, AI Fuelling 'Worst Human Impulses'
Uncontrolled social media networks and artificial intelligence amplify the worst human impulses, allowing hate speech to spread like wildfire and ignite violence, UN secretary general Antonio Guterres ...
Four Bodies, Three Surivors Recovered From Egypt Red Sea Sinking: Governor
Rescuers on Tuesday recovered four bodies and three survivors a day after a diving boat capsized off of Egypt, Red Sea governor Amr Hanafi said, with nine people still missing.
Israel Army Says Currently Targeting Beirut Area
The Israeli military said Tuesday it was striking Lebanese militant group Hezbollah in the Beirut area after warning residents in the southern suburbs to leave.
Ceasefire 'Only Way' For Stability In Lebanon, Northern Israel: UK Govt
Britain on Tuesday called for an end to the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, insisting that a ceasefire was "the only way to restore security" for civilians in Lebanon and northern Israel.
Vissel Kobe Close On Champions League Knockouts, Vargas Treble
Vissel Kobe took another step towards the Asian Champions League knockouts with a chaotic 3-2 victory over Central Coast Mariners on Tuesday as Shanghai Port won thanks to a Matias Vargas hat-trick.
Drones Spotted Flying Near US Air Force Bases In UK
The US Air Force (USAF) on Tuesday said that there had been further sightings overnight of drones flying near bases in the UK, adding it had not yet identified them as hostile.
Carrefour Attempts Damage Control Against Brazil 'Boycott'
French supermarket group Carrefour attempted Tuesday to end a supplier "boycott" of its stores in Brazil by apologizing ...
Ireland Quartet Ruled Out Of Australia Rugby Test
Injured Ireland quartet Jamie Osborne, Jacob Stockdale, Tadhg Furlong and Ryan Baird have all been ruled out of Saturday's Test against Australia.
Namibians Heads To The Polls Wanting Change
The mix of people milling around Windhoek's Zoo Park reflect the hopes and disappointments of Namibians who head to the polls Wednesday in a test for the party that brought independence 34 years ago ...
Carmaker Stellantis To Shut A UK Factory, Hundreds Of Jobs At Risk
European auto giant Stellantis said Tuesday it will shut its van-making factory in Luton, north of London, putting hundreds of jobs at risk as it plans to focus production elsewhere in the UK.
UK Govt Calls Russian Spying Claims Against Diplomat 'Malicious And Baseless'
The UK government on Tuesday slammed Russia for expelling a British diplomat who it accused of espionage, warning Moscow that it would "respond in due course".
Biden Unveils Plan To Expand Weight Loss Drug Access
US President Joe Biden's outgoing administration proposed Tuesday to make weight-loss drugs available for millions more Americans under the country's massive public health insurance program.