Amid a surging tide of rockets crisscrossing the skies between Israel and Palestine, Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs vocalises a stern denouncement of the escalating hostilities.
Meta Platforms prepares to challenge Twitter with the launch of its microblogging app Threads, offering seamless integration with Instagram and the retention of followers and usernames.
France experiences a fifth night of unrest as young rioters clash with police and target a mayor's home with a burning car, highlighting deep-seated discontent and posing a challenge to President Macron's leadership.
The EU has condemned the burning of a Quran in Sweden, expressing concern and calling for calm and restraint in response to the incident.
Leaked documents expose undeclared payments from a company linked to Indian-Canadian businessman Sri Ram Tumuluri to a senior Maltese official, raising fresh corruption allegations surrounding the controversial takeover of Malta's state hospitals by Tumuluri's firm, Vitals Global Healthcare.
Steward Healthcare International slams judge's "fictional" ruling, rejecting accusations of fraud and criminal conduct in a scathing appeal filed at the European Court of Justice.
The King is crowned at Westminster Abbey in a historic ceremony attended by heads of state, celebrities, and everyday heroes from across the globe.
Healthcare real estate firm Medical Properties Trust has filed a defamation lawsuit against Viceroy Research and its members over bogus financial reports linking the company to Steward Healthcare International Malta hospitals.
The Manhattan grand jury's decision to indict a former U.S. president in the Stormy Daniels "hush money" investigation has made history, marking the first time a former president will face criminal prosecution.
“Whatever is going on in Afghanistan at the moment is a direct result of NATO and the United States up and leaving from Afghanistan,” contended Mr Bhutto-Zardari.
