Month: June 2024

Residents have begun to take matters into their own hands after a spate of extortion attempts by brazen biker gangs targeting drivers.

A woman passenger was extracted from the wreck by members of the public and sent to hospital.

Taiwan and India have signed a deal to allow Indian workers to help plug a stubborn labour shortage spawned by the island’s low birth rate.

18 Chinese nationals were on board the bus when it crashed descending from Genting Highlands on Saturday. The driver didn’t have a licence.

Beijing was urged to use its influence to end the ‘increasingly dangerous military cooperation’ between Moscow and Pyongyang.

Following the formal adoption of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (EU AI Act), the Irish government has launched a public consultation on the national implementation of the new legislation.

Two recent decisions of the UK Pensions Ombudsman (PO) place the onus on the scheme member to use providers’ online systems correctly and to switch to alternative means of communication when those systems are unavailable.

We all need to adopt AI tools to achieve more with less but this change needs to be engineered with leadership, courage and passion.

Could this be the start of more such alliances, carving the world into a zigzag of defence treaties forcing great powers to fight one another?

Those arrested were accused of misusing their visas and residence permits, along with possible cybercrimes.