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Venezuela has a ragtag collection of Russian fighter jets, Iranian drones, old French tanks and a German submarine, as well as an estimated 340,000-odd men and women in arms

In Face Of US 'Threat,' How Does Venezuela's Military Stack Up?

With an ill-disciplined military and an outdated arsenal, Venezuela would be at a serious disadvantage in the event of an American invasion, experts say.

UK Court Convicts Asylum Seeker Of Sexual Assault

The Bell Hotel, where Kebatu was staying at the time of the incident, became the flashpoint for anti-migrant protests

A court in England on Thursday convicted an Ethiopian asylum seeker of the sexual assault of a teenage girl and a woman, a case that ignited weeks of angry protests.

Italian Fashion Icon Giorgio Armani Dead At 91

His death came just weeks ahead of celebrations in Milan fashion week marking 50 years of his eponymous label

Italian luxury king Giorgio Armani, head of a high-end lifestyle empire and one of fashion's most famous names, has died at the age of 91, sparking tributes to a fashion legend.

BIWC Group: Unveiling the Shadows of corporate deception

In the cutthroat world of business, trust can often be elusive, and it can take a team of skilled professionals to expose deception and protect the innocent. This is where BIWC Group enters the stage; a business intelligence agency led by ex-Israeli special forces with a global network of contacts and an almost endless outreach.

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US President Donald Trump looking up -- without the recommended safety glasses -- at a partial solar eclipse in 2017

'Blood Moon' To Rise During Total Lunar Eclipse Sunday Night

Stargazers will have a chance to see a "Blood Moon" on Sunday night during a total lunar eclipse visible across Asia and swathes of Europe and Africa.

Shares in Google jumped higher following a favourable court ruling

Asia Markets Tick Up After Wall Street Rebound

Asian stock markets were mostly up Thursday morning, tracking gains made on Wall Street as a weak labour market report in the United States boosted hopes for an interest-rate cut.

Bright green jackets are commonly worn by motorcycle delivery drivers across Indonesia and have been adopted by protesters after the death of a 21-year-old driver

'Pink And Green' Protests Call For A Reset In Indonesia

"RESET SYSTEM" reads graffiti above an intersection in the Javanese city of Yogyakarta, painted hastily in vibrant green and pink after deadly protests swept Indonesia last week.

Guyanese President Irfaan Ali has won reelection to a second five-year term

Guyana's President Irfaan Ali: Oil Industry 'Puppet' Or Visionary?

Irfaan Ali, in office since 2020, is the first Guyanese leader to benefit from the South American country's massive oil reserves, which he leveraged to claim a second presidential term.

Lewis Hamilton has failed to claim a single podium finish since moving to Ferrari at the start of the year

Car-crash Season With Ferrari Weighing On Hamilton Ahead Of Monza Homecoming

Lewis Hamilton is in the midst of a crisis of confidence and results that the Formula One icon has never known in his storied career as Ferrari's fans hope for a sharp turnaround at the Italian Grand Prix.

Ninety-five percent of the territory of Guyana, an English-speaking country of some 850,000 people, is covered by tropical rainforest, making elections logistically challenging

Guyanese President Irfaan Ali Claims Election Victory

Guyana's President Irfaan Ali claimed reelection Wednesday to a second term, tasked with turning the South American nation's newfound oil riches into prosperity while navigating tensions with neighbor Venezuela.

Attorneys in a class action suit argued that Google collected data about mobile phone app activity even from users who applied security settings it recommended to avoid such tracking

Jury Tells Google To Pay $425 Mn Over App Privacy

A US federal jury on Wednesday ordered Google to pay about $425 million for gathering information from smartphone app use even when people opted for privacy settings, the company confirmed.

Harvard has been at the forefront of Trump's campaign against top universities after it defied his demands

Judge Overturns Trump Funding Cuts To Harvard: Ruling

A US judge ordered Wednesday that deep funding cuts by the Trump administration to Harvard University be overturned, after they were imposed over claims of anti-Semitism and bias at the Ivy League institution.

Google received a 325-mn-euro fine, one of the largest ever imposed by France's regulator

Record French Fines For Google And Shein Over Cookies

France's data protection authority on Wednesday issued record fines against search giant Google and fast-fashion platform Shein for failing to respect the law on internet cookies.

Just like the movies, familiar Bond objects like Aston Martin cars will appear in the game

First Bond Game In A Decade Seeks Licence To Thrill

Developing the first James Bond video game in over a decade has felt like returning "back home" for IO Interactive, the Danish studio known for its own globe-trotting agent fantasy series "Hitman".

The United States Chamber of Commerce building is seen in Washington, D.C., U.S.

Chamber Of Commerce Softens Partisanship As Trump Tightens Grip On Business Policy

The Chamber is recalibrating its political strategy amid growing White House intervention in corporate affairs, seeking to preserve influence across party lines.

How T. Erik Conley's Lifelong Passion for the Investment Market Sparked a Mission to Empower Everyday Investors

At the core of Conley's work is the belief that investing is not just about growing wealth but about fostering confidence.

Security personnel inspect a damaged vehicle at the site of an explosion after a suicide bombing in Quetta, Pakistan on September 2, 2025

Islamic State Claims Deadly Attack On Pakistan Rally

The Islamic State group claimed responsibility Wednesday for a suicide bombing that authorities said killed 15 people and wounded dozens more at a political rally in southwestern Pakistan.

Bottles of Heinz Tomato Ketchup, owned by the Kraft Heinz Company, are seen for sale in Queens, New York, U.S., November 16, 2021.

Kraft Heinz To Break Apart, Ending A Decade-Old Merger

The food giant will separate into two publicly traded companies -- one focused on heritage condiments and cheeses, the other on ready-to-eat staples -- in a move to revive growth after years of underperformance.

Gerard Butler attends the "How To Train Your Dragon" premiere in June

Director Julian Schnabel Hits Out At Boycott Calls Over Israel

US director Julian Schnabel has hit out at calls to boycott Scottish actor Gerard Butler who has been targeted by activists for his alleged previous support for the Israeli military.

Walmart Declares WAR on Amazon With FREE Peacock Streaming For Subscribers — But There's A Catch

Walmart is directly challenging Amazon by offering its Walmart+ subscribers free Peacock streaming. This strategic move in their retail rivalry is a great deal, especially as most other streamers are raising their prices.

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Amazon Prime Free Shipping Perk for Friends Is Ending — Here's Why and When

The giant retailer announced that the Amazon Prime Membership Shipping perk that can be shared with friends will soon be removed. Here's what consumers should know.

US President Donald Trump greets Polish President Karol Nawrocki on the South Portico of the White House

Trump Welcomes Nationalist Polish President For Talks Dominated By Ukraine

US President Donald Trump hosted new Polish President Karol Nawrocki on Wednesday for talks focused on the war in Ukraine -- featuring a flyover as the right-wing leader arrived at the White House.