Renewable Electricity To Outstrip Coal Next Year: IEA
The amount of electricity produced from renewable sources worldwide is set to surpass output from coal-fired plants for the ...
Police In Bangladesh's Capital Ban All Public Rallies: Commissioner
Bangladeshi police issued a daylong ban on all public rallies in the capital Dhaka on Friday, commissioner Habibur Rahman told AFP after days of deadly unrest across the country.
Indian Players 'Trust' Suryakumar More Than Pandya: Report
The Indian cricket board's choice of Suryakumar Yadav as T20 captain over Hardik Pandya has been attributed to him having the ...
Microsoft Says Taking 'Mitigation Actions' After Service Issues
US tech giant Microsoft said Friday it was taking "mitigation actions" after service disruptions. "Our services are still seeing continuous improvements while we continue to take mitigation actions," ...
Why Are Bangladeshi Students Protesting?
Bangladesh is facing its worst unrest in years after at least 39 people were killed in protests demanding the government scrap its preferential hiring rules for sought-after civil service jobs.
Talks With Sudan Warring Parties 'Encouraging': UN
Talks between a United Nations envoy and delegations from both warring parties in Sudan have proven an encouraging first step, the UN said Friday as the discussions neared a close.
Kenya Airways Says Booking System Hit By Outage
Kenyan flag carrier Kenya Airways said on Friday it was experiencing disruptions to its booking system, echoing widespread technical problems reported by companies across the globe.
Australian Companies Hit By 'Large-scale Technical Outage'
A large-scale outage wrought havoc on IT systems across Australia on Friday, with the country's national broadcaster, its largest international airport, and a major telecommunications company ...
Bangladesh Wakes To Internet Blackout After Deadly Protests
Bangladesh experienced the deadliest day of ongoing student protests so far on July 18, which saw government buildings torched by demonstrators and a nationwide internet blackout put into effect.
Court Fines Italian Reporter For Mocking Meloni's Height
An Italian journalist who ridiculed the small stature of Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni online has been ordered by a court to pay 5,000 euros ($5,440)in damages, she told AFP Friday.
Israel Army Says Signs Increasing That Hamas Chief Deif Killed
The Israeli army said Friday there are mounting indications that a strike in Gaza killed Hamas military chief Mohammed Deif.
'Fix' Deployed For Bug That Caused Global IT Outage: CrowdStrike
A fix has been deployed for a bug that caused a global IT outage affecting airports, banks and media across the world, the CEO of CrowdStrike antivirus firm said Friday.