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Russian authorities have launched a formal antitrust investigation into Apple, accusing the technology giant of failing to fully comply with legal requirements designed to promote domestic software and services on its iOS devices.
Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service (...
Romania has taken an unusual step to safeguard its energy supply by carrying out a controlled explosion in the Danube River, as exceptionally low water levels threatened the cooling systems of the country’s largest nuclear power station.
The operation was designed to improve water flow toward the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant, where prolonged drought has significantly ...
A woman whose identity has not been publicly disclosed has become the focus of widespread online attention after allegedly recording part of the annual Oloolu Masquerade Festival in Ibadan, Oyo State.
The incident, which quickly spread across social media platforms, has fueled conversations about traditional customs, cultural taboos and the role of social media in docu...
The UK government has announced a new £20 million funding package aimed at speeding up the development of robots and automated technologies for agriculture.
The investment is designed to help farmers tackle labour shortages while improving productivity through advanced machinery capable of planting, monitoring and harvesting crops.
The initiative is part of a br...
Scotland’s most senior judge rejected a request to film Peter Murrell’s reaction as his prison sentence was announced, citing concerns that the footage could be widely shared online in ways that would undermine the seriousness of the proceedings.
The decision meant cameras were allowed to record only limited parts of the sentencing hearing, excluding the moment Murrell...