Drinks giants Coca-Cola, Nestlé and Danone have agreed to revise recycling claims on their plastic bottles following pressure from the European Union over concerns about misleading environmental messaging. The European
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A mob of about 50 people has allegedly beaten a foreign national to death in Durban, South Africa, amid rising anti-migrant tensions in the city. Police confirmed the incident occurred
Six people in Massachusetts, United States, have been charged over an alleged scheme involving sham marriages between undocumented immigrants and US citizens to fraudulently obtain legal immigration status. The US
French authorities have introduced a series of security measures, including nighttime curfews, restrictions on public gatherings and increased police deployments, following a weekend of protests, riots and looting. The measures
France is preparing to impose fresh curfews in areas affected by violent unrest as the government struggles to restore order following some of the country’s worst street violence in recent
China has criticised a United States government decision to ban federal civilian agencies from using artificial intelligence tools developed by Chinese startup DeepSeek, accusing Washington of stretching national security concerns
China has criticised a United States government decision to bar federal civilian agencies from using artificial intelligence tools developed by Chinese startup DeepSeek, accusing Washington of overstretching national security concerns.
Britain’s unemployment rate fell unexpectedly to 4.7 per cent in the three months to the end of August, according to official data released on Tuesday, offering a potential boost to
King Charles III is set to welcome Sultan Haitham bin Tarik Al Said of Oman to the United Kingdom on Tuesday for a formal state visit featuring a grand royal
Norway’s government has announced plans to expand its proposed social media ban for children under 16 to include certain gaming and chat platforms, citing concerns over online safety, harmful content