A protester with PETA, the animal rights group, stole the limelight on Tuesday night as Pharrell Williams talked about his animated biopic Piece by Piece at the Princess of Wales Theatre during the Toronto Film Festival. The PETA activist approached the stage as Williams held a post-screening Q&A and slammed the singer and producer…
Migrants stand onboard a fishing boat at the port of Paleochora, following a rescue operation off the island of Crete, Greece, November 22, 2022. — ReutersAs Pakistan struggles with economic hardships and political instability, a serious and frequently overlooked crisis — human…
Logo ofSaudi Enaya Cooperative Insurance Co. The Capital Market Authority (CMA) approved Saudi Enaya Cooperative Insurance Co.’s request to increase its capital via a SAR 150 million rights issue, according to a statement today, Sept. 10. Subscription eligibility will be limited to shareholders registered with the Security Depository Center (Edaa) as of the closing…
During the Semiconductor Executives’ Roundtable at his residence, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asserted that democracy and technology can ensure humanity’s welfare. He highlighted India’s potential to become a trusted partner in the diversified semiconductor supply chain, promising a predictable policy regime. CEOs of major semiconductor firms praised Modi’s leadership...
Early Tuesday morning, Polaris Dawn flew through the atmosphere, taking its four crewmembers to the highest altitude humans have experienced since the Apollo era, where they will conduct the first The post Why space is the next frontier to accelerate medical research appeared first on SpaceNews…
The government on Tuesday condemned the United States House of Representatives of making use of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office Certification Act, saying it is slandering laws on safeguarding national security in Hong Kong and smearing the human rights situation. It made the comment after the House voted to advance legislation that could…
Six men who were police officers at the time have been acquitted for their roles in the events on 13 August 2012 at Marikana that led to the deaths of five people. The families of the mine workers said the acquittals were a ‘betrayal of justice’…