A rare push by US lawmakers is demanding transparency on Israel’s nuclear capabilities amid the US-Israel war on Iran.
Suraasa and Empyrean School have launched India's first Teacher Development Centre in Navi Mumbai, offering a blended learning model for educators across the region.
Smart tech is transforming rural Europe, from safer school runs to cleaner energy, supporting local economies and cutting emissions.
South Korea is deploying thousands of security personnel for the BTS comeback concert, but critics argue public resources are being used for a private event.
Power outages are planned for parts of Carlow tomorrow and into the week, according to ESB Networks.
Auro Chocolate has won a Silver Award at the 2025 Cacao of Excellence Awards, with partner farmer David Christopher Dela Serna recognized for his Regalo cacao beans.
Trump's post on Israel's alleged attack on Iran's South Pars gas field has sparked claims he has lost control of the war.
The United States imported $12 billion in goods from Africa in 2025, with Nigeria, Angola, and Ghana as top exporters, despite trade policy uncertainties.
The FTC has issued an advance notice of proposed rulemaking to reconsider its 1973 Negative Option Rule after a court invalidated updated provisions.
Supermicro co-founder indicted in $2.5 billion Nvidia GPU smuggling scheme, according to federal indictment.
The Lake Oconee Food and Wine Festival raises funds for local youth programs while offering gourmet food and wine experiences.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering occupying Kharg Island to force Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz, a move that could escalate tensions in the region.
Dublin City Council is considering a €5-per-night tourist tax to fund infrastructure improvements and address overcrowding concerns.
TMC releases Bengal poll manifesto centered around 'Didi's 10 pledges', focusing on welfare and development promises.
Cyclone Narelle caused massive power outages in Far North Queensland, with Category 4 winds impacting remote communities.
Tata Motors to raise ICE vehicle prices by 0.5% from April 1, 2026, to offset rising input costs.