Most Recent
Russia's AI Dream In Dark As Ukraine Drones Target 3 Big Data Centres
Yandex has run drills for an accident that could incapacitate one of its six data centres, but it was caught unprepared when its three key facilities were hit.
Billionaire Republican donor Peter Thiel says he thinks Trump's war with Iran was a mistake as potentially disastrous mid-terms loom
Billionaire Republican investor Peter Thiel admitted that he was sceptical of Donald Trump's war with Iran and questioned whether the conflict had been a mistake.
Trio who planned burglaries of landed homes in Singapore, stealing S$644,700, gets jail
The men made away with S$644,700 in valuables from the first house they burgled but stole nothing from the second after an elderly man spotted them and made one of them slip on water.
Prince William has ‘no intention of engaging with Prince Harry’ amid reconciliation plea
Duke of Sussex said this week he moved back to the UK in September in part to be ‘closer’ with his family
Bruno Fernandes turning on Michael Carrick exposes Man United’s unavoidable truth
The United captain chose to expose what appears to be division in a fractured dressing room, and even Carrick appeared resigned into accepting there’s no coming back from that
The unique way Harry Kane has reversed the Ballon d’Or debate
Voting for Monday’s Ballon d’Or may have closed last month but the Bayern Munich striker’s extraordinary performance in the 2-2 draw with Arsenal displayed the qualities that should make him the standout favourite
Lula hits back with court bid to disqualify Bolsonaro
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva's campaign requested the disqualification of right-wing rival Flavio Bolsonaro from the presidential race, a day after his opponent made a similar move on Tuesday. Lula received 45 percent of the vote compared to Bolsonaro's 47 percent in the first round this month, and polls show a technical tie ahead of Sunday's runoff. Lula's campaign is seeking to disqualify Bolsonaro over alleged election interference by tech giant Meta aimed at harming the incumbent's chances of winning. In a petition filed with Brazil's top electoral court on Wednesday, Lula's team requested Bolsonaro's disqualification, citing his "abuse of economic power and improper use of social networks". Meta, which owns Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram, denies the allegations but previously said that some of Lula's campaign ads had been mistakenly deactivated due to technical errors. Bolsonaro's team requested Lula's disqualification on Tuesday, accusing the leftist of "abuse of power" in the mass dissemination of government postings on WhatsApp during the campaign, according to the court filing. (AFP) Edited by Edmond Fong
The SpaceX-Tesla mega-merger could finally navigate Musk's China problem
Tesla could continue to operate in China for years to come as a self-contained unit
What to know so far as six women testify in Russell Brand rape and assault trial
Actor and comedian Russell Brand is facing allegations of rape and sexual assault in a London trial
Palestinians Hope Israeli Election Will Oust Netanyahu
Many in Gaza and the West Bank are desperate to avoid more years of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing government, which has made life close to unbearable.