Fri 14 November 2025: In what many view as further evidence of links between convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and Mossad, leaked emails show Israeli spy stayed in his Manhattan home. Newly leaked emails reveal that a senior Israeli intelligence officer with ties to the Israeli military and Mossad stayed at Epstein’s Manhattan residence on multiple occasions […]
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Fri 14 November 2025: Conditions at Syrian al-Hol and al-Roj camps are “inhuman, dangerous, and degrading”, independent report says, urging UK to comply with international obligations. The United Kingdom government should voluntarily facilitate the return of former repentant ISIL (ISIS) member Shamima Begum and others living in Syrian camps and deprived of British nationality, a new report has urged. […]
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Fri 14 November 2025: US tech giant Apple has brought its Live Translation function for its AirPod earbuds into line with European digital rules and will be introducing the feature in the European Union soon, Apple announced on Tuesday. After a delay of several months, the capability will initially be available to software developers. A public Beta […]
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Fri 14 November 2025: Starbucks Workers United kicked off a nationwide U.S. strike on Thursday, hitting at least 40 cities during “Red Cup Day”—one of the chain’s top sales days of the year. The walkout follows failed contract talks between baristas and Starbucks. The union authorized an indefinite strike, with Workers United reporting more than […]
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Fri 14 November 2025: On Thursday, the European Commission launched distinct probes into Google Search and Red Bull energy drink over suspected violations of EU antitrust and digital markets regulations, Anadolu Agency reported. The commission said in a statement that it is examining whether Google’s “site reputation abuse policy” has led to the demotion of […]
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Fri 14 November 2025: A recent high court judgment could be a game changer for the setting of municipal electricity tariffs in South Africa. In late October 2025, the court ruled that the process used by the National Energy Regulator of South Africa (Nersa) to decide yearly electricity price hikes was unconstitutional because it stifled public participation and violated […]
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Thu 13 November 2025: Indian authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have launched one of their biggest security crackdowns in recent months, raiding hundreds of homes linked to the banned Muslim organisation Jamaat-e-Islami (JeI). Police said the operations, carried out across the southern districts of Kulgam, Sopore, and Shopian, targeted the homes of JeI members and […]
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Thu 13 November 2025: Human rights groups and legal experts are urging the international community to act against the ongoing persecution of the Uyghur people in China. International pressure is mounting on China over its treatment of the Uyghur population. Human rights organisations are calling for concrete action citing a growing body of evidence of […]
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Thu 13 November 2025: Drinking a single glass of sugar-sweetened soda every day may raise the risk of high blood pressure by nearly a third, according to a new study. A healthy individual who does not drink soda has about a 6% risk of developing high blood pressure, which increases to 8% with daily consumption, research published in the […]
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Thu 13 November 2025: The UK government on Tuesday announced a £75 million ($98 million) strategy to phase out animal testing in science, replacing it with advanced alternative technologies. Unveiled by Science Minister Patrick Vallance, the plan sets out a roadmap to reduce and ultimately end animal use in research and safety testing, while maintaining rigorous standards for human health […]
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