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High-concept design meets casual dishes and innovative hot drinks at London’s Korean cafes, a popular model fuelled by social media.
Civil society groups and protesters are seeking an investigation into allegations surrounding abuse of power, unexplained wealth and regulatory extortion.
All three devices depend on a camera system and will be linked to Apple’s iPhone and built around the Siri digital assistant, insiders say.
Instead of pushing Tehran towards a nuclear deal, bombing the country could set off a deadly cycle of retaliation, analysts warn.
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Much like superhero reboots targeted at men, period drama remakes like Wuthering Heights continue to find favour with female audiences.
The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor forces King Charles to choose the Crown over his own brother.
The incident in New Delhi highlights the frosty relationship between Sam Altman and Dario Amodei.
US president said he will decide within the next 10 to 15 days whether or not to strike Iran.
The Syrian army has already taken control of Al-Tanf military base, ending an American military presence that lasted for a decade.
Impact ripples through Japan’s retail sector, with falling duty-free sales at top department stores highlighting the pain for the industry.
Bitcoin prices drop as much as 3.2 per cent to US$66,604 on Tuesday, before paring the decline.
Ford shrinks battery size while extending driving range in bid to launch the new EV by 2027 for the same price as a conventional petrol car.
He says the network’s lawyers were afraid an appearance by Senate hopeful James Talarico would run afoul of FCC rules.
The president hailed the projects – a critical minerals site, a gas power plant and an LNG facility in the US – ahead of PM Takaichi’s visit.
Anthropic wants to safeguard its Claude AI tool from being used for mass surveillance or advanced weapons development, Axios news reported.
Government officials have advocated for funding anticensorship technology to help Iranians access the internet amid the Islamic Republic’s restrictions.
Starmer has attempted to good relations with the US president to avoid the most punitive of tariffs and persuade him to continue supporting Ukraine.
The protest against Azam is the biggest since Malaysians rallied in October to demand government action against Israel over the Gaza war.
From 2013 until his death, the sex offender donated at least US$375,000 to the Hasty Pudding Institute, Department of Justice files show.
The late sex offender used student visas, English language courses and sham marriages to keep foreign women in the US.
The bulk of the money – US$32 million – went to Equatorial Guinea, Rwanda, El Salvador, Palau and eSwatini.
There is some uncertainty over whether President Marcos’ allies would be able to make up the numbers to support the complaints.
Ahead of the July review, President Trump questions aides on a US withdrawal, signalling a shift towards bilateral talks with Canada and Mexico.
After Nicoals Maduro’s January seizure, Washington is selling seized oil globally, with China a key buyer, says Energy Secretary Chris Wright.
WhatsApp and Telegram sound the alarm as the Kremlin chokes off Western apps to promote MAX, a state-backed rival modeled after China’s WeChat.
Battlefield casualties outpaced replenishment in January as the war enters its fifth year of full-scale conflict.
El Paso flights resume after conflicting reports of Mexican cartel drone incursions and uncoordinated Pentagon laser testing.
Revised statements swap ‘commitments’ for ‘intentions’ as Indian farmer groups prepare nationwide protests over sensitive agricultural deals.
Howard Lutnick acknowledges a 2012 visit to the sex offender’s island that contradicts his previous claims of cutting ties in 2005.
