Guinea holds extensive bauxite reserves vital for aluminium production, yet its population continues to face widespread poverty and underdevelopment.
Pakistan
Karachi Traffic Police will enforce e-challans for lane violations on Sharea Faisal starting June 1, using surveillance cameras and fixed fines for different…
Left-wing senator Cepeda and far-right candidate de la Espriella advance to Colombia’s June 21 presidential runoff amid security concerns.
SPORTS
Alex Palou secured his fourth win of the IndyCar season at the Detroit Grand Prix, extending his championship lead with a strong performance on the street ci…
Finland secured their fifth IIHF Ice Hockey World Championship by defeating Switzerland 1-0 in overtime, while Norway earned their first-ever medal by beatin…
BUSINESS
Jamaican hot sauce producers warn of limited chilli pepper supplies, leading to potential shortages and increased prices in the Caribbean market.
Technology
A Dutch court has barred xAI’s Grok from generating nonconsensual nude images, rejecting the company’s defense despite evidence presented by the plaintiff.
WhatsApp is developing an ‘After Reading’ feature that deletes messages automatically after being read, boosting privacy for sensitive chats.
A jury has held Google and Meta responsible for social media addiction, awarding $6 million in damages in a landmark lawsuit.
Roblox emphasizes child safety with advanced protections but advises parents to supervise children continuously while using the platform.
OpenAI discontinues Sora, its AI video app, as Disney cancels $1B investment. Creators turn to Google Veo 3 and Luma Ray3 for AI-generated video solutions.
A Los Angeles jury awards $6M to a woman suing Meta and Google for social media addiction harms. Meta also hit with $375M verdict in New Mexico for child saf…
A Los Angeles jury orders Meta and Google to pay $6 million in a groundbreaking social media addiction lawsuit.
After a five-week trial, Meta and Google were found liable for the addictive effects of their social media platforms, setting a legal precedent.
Health
Brazil is closely observing two patients for potential Ebola infection, which would mark the first cases outside Africa since the DR Congo outbreak began.