Google’s artificial intelligence ambitions have reached another major milestone. Gemini, the company’s AI assistant, has surpassed one billion monthly users, marking a significant achievement as competition across the global AI … Read More
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has survived another challenge to his leadership, securing the backing of his governing National Party less than three months before the country heads to … Read More
Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a fresh warning to European countries, saying Moscow could seize European-owned ships in retaliation for plans to sell cargo taken from vessels linked to … Read More
Malaysia’s unemployment rate remained steady at 3.0 per cent in June 2026, even as the number of unemployed people increased slightly to 517,800, according to the latest figures released by … Read More
With Zambia’s presidential election just days away, President Hakainde Hichilema is stepping up his campaign efforts, putting young voters at the center of his final push for support. The election, … Read More
The National University of Singapore is taking a major step toward preparing students for an AI-driven future. Beginning in August 2026, all NUS undergraduates will be required to complete compulsory … Read More
A parliamentary committee has called for a major shift in how chronic kidney disease is detected and managed in India, recommending mandatory kidney function testing every six months for everyone … Read More
A US federal judge has formally closed the bribery and fraud case against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, bringing an end to a high-profile legal battle that had drawn attention across … Read More
Lucas Digne has returned to where a major chapter of his football career began. The French left-back has rejoined Paris Saint-Germain on a three-year contract, marking an emotional return to … Read More
As Zambia prepares for a closely watched presidential election, millions of voters are heading to the polls with two powerful hopes: that the country remains peaceful and that its economic … Read More
