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Ukraine's strikes on Russian data centers disrupt key services and derail AI research
Russia prides itself on its digital advances — from an extensive e-commerce services sector to ambitious plans for developing artificial intelligence
CIMB ‘categorically denies’ that it will privatise Indonesian unit Niaga
It says Niaga remains an ‘integral part’ of the group’s regional footprint
Kim Jong Un's sister issues new warning to South Korea, says border loudspeakers to be ready within days
Kim Yo Jong, the powerful sister of North Korea's leader, warned that its troops would “mercilessly eliminate” South Korean forces if warning fire harms its territory or personnel.
Why are so many websites down and when will they return?
A hugely popular programming language across the internet is connected to mass outages.
Closing arguments set in trial of man accused of killing UNC student in 2012
Closing arguments are expected Thursday in the trial of a man accused of killing a North Carolina college student 14 years ago
No order, no seat: Starbucks China rolls out new store policy
Starbucks says it is improving customers' in-store experience as it competes with homegrown rivals.
China's stock market sinks into bear territory as CSI 300 extends 10-week rout
China's benchmark CSI 300 index has entered bear-market territory, falling 20% from its June peak, as a prolonged selloff in mainland equities deepens.
Paweł Pawlikowski, master of the 90-minute movie, returns with 'Fatherland'
Storytelling economy can be in short supply at the movies
Archers Mount Their Steeds in Pursuit of Centuries-Old Warrior Spirit
Horseback archery is making a comeback at a time when modern warfare has become high-tech and impersonal. The sport was featured at the World Nomad Games.
One Tech Tip: As Apple's Duo phone is released, here are dos and don'ts for folding phones
Apple's first folding phone hits stores on Friday, offering iPhone fans a flexible display