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CHAMDHERA: Vishnu Dabad attributes his rise from poverty to powerful local politician to an animal: the cow. The 30-year-old is one of many Gau Rakshaks, or cow protectors: activists who have taken Indian laws banning cattle slaughter and beef consumption into their own hands since Prime
ADRE, Chad: Sitting outside her makeshift shelter in eastern Chad, Sudanese refugee Mariam Adam Yaya warmed up tea on some firewood in a bid to quell the pangs of hunger. The 34-year-old from the Masalit ethnic group crossed the border on foot after a four-day trek
SEOUL: North Korea leader Kim Jong Un has ordered his country’s military, munitions industry and nuclear weapons sector to accelerate war preparations to counter what he called unprecedented confrontational moves by the US, state media said on Thursday. Speaking on the policy directions for the new
NEW DELHI: A recent joint investigation by Amnesty International and an American publication, The Washington Post, has revealed that the Indian government has been using the notorious Pegasus spyware to target prominent journalists. Developed by Israeli firm NSO Group and sold to governments worldwide, this spyware
AHMEDABAD: India has launched an investigation into how 303 Indians ended up on a chartered flight that was grounded in France last week because of suspected human trafficking, authorities in the western Indian state of Gujarat said on Thursday. Tipped off by an anonymous informant, French
NEW YORK: The New York Times has initiated legal action against Microsoft Corporation and OpenAI, filed at the Federal District Court in Manhattan. The lawsuit contends that the media company's content was utilised to train AI chatbots without proper authorisation. The New York Times is seeking accountability
PARIS: The Eiffel Tower, a historic monument in Paris, France, was closed to visitors on Wednesday after workers went on strike ahead of contract negotiations with the city, CBS News reported. The strike coincided with planned events marking the 100th death anniversary of the tower's creator,
LONDON: Self-driving cars could be on some British roads by 2026, the country's transport minister Mark Harper said on Wednesday. Cars with full self-driving technology are not currently permitted on Britain's roads but the government's Automated Vehicles (AV) legislation is going through parliament, meaning that a
DHAKA: Bangladesh warned on Tuesday of the deteriorating humanitarian crisis at its refugee camps hosting some 1 million Rohingya, as global aid for the oppressed stateless minority has sharply declined this year. The Joint Response Plan, the annual UN fundraising plan by international agencies, was among
CAIRO/ JERUSALEM/ GAZA: Israel launched fresh air strikes against central Gaza, where the United Nations said it was alarmed by an intensification of Israeli attacks that had killed more than 100 Palestinians in one part of the enclave since Christmas Eve. The days around Christmas have
KYIV: According to the Russian media, Ukrainian forces used air-launched missiles to attack the Crimean port of Feodosia. The Kremlin noted that the Russian President was also briefed about the Ukrainian attack by Minister Sergei Shoigu. Yuriy Ihnat, Ukrainian Air Force spokesperson while speaking to Radio Free