Jeff Bezos is achieving his dream of flying into space while officially launching his company’s commercial operations. | Continue reading
Indian PM attacked after revelations that dozens of Indians were potential targets of snooping by Israeli-made spyware. | Continue reading
Photographs of more than 80 Muslim women put up for sale on an app are triggering outrage and calls for action. | Continue reading
Self-taught architect Govindan Gopalakrishnan claims to have built more than 100 mosques, four churches and a temple. | Continue reading
Israel says it ‘uncovered a web of electronic wallets’ used by Hamas to raise funds. | Continue reading
And who will this multi-billion project benefit the most? | Continue reading
As many as 200,000 seafarers have been left stranded at sea during the pandemic as shipping companies turn a blind eye. | Continue reading
Landslide sweeps away homes in the city of Atami in Shizuoka prefecture. | Continue reading
Rumsfeld, in the early 2000s, was the architect of the US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. | Continue reading
Supply chain disruptions, rising parts prices and culture clashes with co-brand partner Google are hurting launch plans. | Continue reading
Indian mogul and fossil-fuel billionaire unveiled a plan to invest $10.1bn over three years in green energy. | Continue reading
A Kazakh activist says YouTube took down videos from his channel forcing him to move its videos to little-known service. | Continue reading
A digital currency for Palestine would strike at least a symbolic blow for monetary independence from Israel. | Continue reading
Devastating climate effects accelerating and will become obvious within 30 years, draft UN report says. | Continue reading
As he turns 100, the last surviving prosecutor of the Nuremberg trials on why alleged war criminals should be heard. | Continue reading
Surveillance begins on app users after a trafficking gang that lured girls into the sex trade in India was busted. | Continue reading
Lawsuit filed at ECOWAS court in Abuja calls for interim injunction restraining gov’t from implementing suspensi | Continue reading
Israeli settlers have made regular raids into Beita to chop down olive trees, vandalise property, and provoke locals. | Continue reading
Abuja’s chief legal officer orders prosecution of anyone who refuses to follow the government’s block on social network. | Continue reading
Employees are asking Facebook to address claims that pro-Palestine voices are being suppressed, the FT reported. | Continue reading
Latest move by Facebook left Palestinian users and their allies wondering if they had been singled out for censorship. | Continue reading
The photos of Khmer Rouge ‘killing fields’ victims with added smiles were an insult to the dead, Cambodia says. | Continue reading
Aviation experts say a decades-old system of cooperation now faces a crucial test under the glare of East-West tensions. | Continue reading
Lava from a volcano erupting in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo is flowing south towards the city of Goma. | Continue reading
People in the peninsula say they are subject to poor social services, dirty water and spiralling prices. | Continue reading
No one outside China knows if two new nuclear reactors under construction serve a dual civilian-military use. | Continue reading
The mailbox has emerged as a key piece of evidence in the union’s bid to overturn election results. | Continue reading
Israel warned residents of building, which also housed AP and residential flats, to evacuate an hour before air raid. | Continue reading
The social media giant failed to block a bid that could ban it from sending data about its European users to the US. | Continue reading
Shutdown threatens longer daily power cuts across the heavily indebted nation. | Continue reading
Death toll in Gaza rises to 119, as threat of a ground assault looms after Israel amasses tanks and troops near enclave. | Continue reading
Leak ‘possibly the most significant ransomware incident to date’ due to threat to Washington, DC officers, expert says. | Continue reading
Israeli army bombs police and security buildings; Gaza authorities say 43 Palestinians killed, including 13 children. | Continue reading
The non-profit 7amleh received over 200 complaints about deleted posts and suspended accounts related to Sheikh Jarrah. | Continue reading
Crackdown comes ahead of ‘Jerusalem Day’ marches when Israelis mark the occupation of East Jerusalem in 1967. | Continue reading
Social media users sharing content from Sheikh Jarrah complain their accounts have been censored, limited or shut down. | Continue reading
French fishermen say they are being prevented from operating in UK waters because of difficulties in getting a licence. | Continue reading
Europe has its second straight quarter of shrinking economic growth, thanks to lockdowns and slow vaccine roll-outs. | Continue reading
Revenue climbed to $26.2bn in the first quarter while monthly active users rose 10% to 2.85 billion, the company said. | Continue reading
Farmers and schoolchildren in Australia and New Zealand join global movement to improve health of world beneath our feet | Continue reading
The rankings are hindering efforts for a ‘green, inclusive and resilient’ COVID-19 recovery. | Continue reading
The experimental vaccine costs pennies per dose, but is not yet proven to work and does not have regulatory approval. | Continue reading
Video shows a woman in a T-shirt that says ‘The brakes don’t work’ shouting similar accusations at a Shanghai auto show. | Continue reading
Advocates say deal that allows Canada to quickly expel most asylum seekers at US border should be rescinded. | Continue reading
Coronavirus surge is spurring desperate calls for strict lockdown measures but President Bolsonaro still rejects curbs. | Continue reading
Oxford University says there were ‘no safety concerns’ in the trial but will await additional data before restarting. | Continue reading
Health minister says halt a precautionary measure after five reports of blood clots with low blood platelet counts. | Continue reading
The shot is hoped to help prevent the spread of virus mutations and mass production could begin as early as April. | Continue reading