Tariffs, Diesel, and Computer Chips Drive Up Costs for Automakers
American automakers face rising costs due to tariffs, diesel, and computer chips, impacting their profits despite increased sales.
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American automakers face rising costs due to tariffs, diesel, and computer chips, impacting their profits despite increased sales.
Ukraine-based firms develop AI-powered drones to counter Russian invasion
A second high-speed train crash in Spain this year has killed 68 people, raising concerns about the country's rail network safety ahead of a national election.
Hackers breach US Department of Homeland Security's personnel files, exposing identities of over 40,000 employees, including those involved in undercover operations.
A new film by Paweł Pawlikowski explores Thomas Mann's 1949 return to Germany after 11 years in America, weaving together family drama, post-war Germany, and Cold War politics.
US proposal to remove regulations on methane emissions from oil and gas industry sparks controversy
Botswana nominates Armenian paediatric oncologist Dr Gevorg Tamamyan to lead WHO
Dolores Huerta, influential labor leader, feminist, and civil rights icon, dies at 96
Online trading platform HedgeWise offers access to global markets, mobile trading, and security features for South African users.
Flávio Bolsonaro, defeated Brazilian presidential candidate, arrives in Miami with family after US grants visas
Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation board chairperson Helliate Rushwaya is set to become Zimbabwe's ambassador to Rwanda after Kigali approved her appointment.
Marry Mubaiwa describes her marriage to VP Chiwenga as painful, alleging years of pethidine injections damaged her health.