Gaza media office says 100 journalists killed since Israeli attacks began | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Gaza media office says 100 journalists killed since Israeli attacks began | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Palestinian journalist Muhammed Abu Hweidy latest to be killed in Israeli attack on his home in the east of Gaza City. At least 100 journalists have been killed since Israel’s war on Gaza began on October 7, according to new figures released by the government media office in Gaza. Palestinian…

Yemen warring parties commit to ceasefire, UN-led peace process, says envoy | Conflict News

Yemen warring parties commit to ceasefire, UN-led peace process, says envoy | Conflict News

Rival groups commit to new ceasefire and engage in UN-led peace process to end the nine-year war, says UN special envoy for Yemen. The warring sides in the long-running conflict in Yemen have committed to steps towards a ceasefire and engage in a United Nations-led peace process, according to the…

China considers revising gaming rules after tech giants lose billions | Technology News

China considers revising gaming rules after tech giants lose billions | Technology News

Draft document outlining restrictions caused major stir as tech stocks tumbled, sent investors into a panic. Chinese authorities have said they may revise newly drafted online gaming rules shortly after the planned restrictions caused major tech companies to lose billions of dollars. State broadcaster CCTV reported on Saturday that the…

Russia bars ex-journalist Duntsova from running in presidential election | Elections News

Russia bars ex-journalist Duntsova from running in presidential election | Elections News

Former TV journalist and opponent of Ukraine war had filed documents seeking to challenge Vladimir Putin. Former Russian television journalist Yekaterina Duntsova, who had put her name forward as an independent candidate in Russia’s upcoming presidential election, has been barred from running against President Vladimir Putin. On Saturday, Russia’s Central…

Famine by February: How bad is Gaza’s hunger crisis under Israeli attacks? | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Famine by February: How bad is Gaza’s hunger crisis under Israeli attacks? | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Weeks of restricted access to food in the Gaza Strip have culminated in severe hunger and growing risks of famine in the besieged enclave. Since early October, Israeli attacks across Gaza have damaged local bakeries and food warehouses, along with roads that are used to transport humanitarian aid. Israel’s total…

Apple Negotiating Deals With Publishers to Train Generative AI Systems on News Content: Report

Apple Negotiating Deals With Publishers to Train Generative AI Systems on News Content: Report

Apple has opened negotiations in recent weeks with major news and publishing organisations, seeking permission to use their material in the company’s development of generative artificial intelligence systems, the New York Times reported on Friday. The iPhone maker has floated multiyear deals worth at least $50 million (roughly Rs. 420…

Israel says Gaza war is like WWII. Experts say it’s ‘justifying brutality’ | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Israel says Gaza war is like WWII. Experts say it’s ‘justifying brutality’ | Israel-Palestine conflict News

Israel’s campaign of relentless bombardment against the Gaza Strip had been raging for three weeks when the country’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was asked to address the heavy civilian death toll in the Palestinian enclave. Netanyahu, who had earlier evoked the 9/11 attacks on New York’s Twin Towers and the…

Taiwan spots Chinese warships, aircraft near island ahead of elections | Military News

Taiwan spots Chinese warships, aircraft near island ahead of elections | Military News

Increased activity along Taiwan Strait comes ahead of January 13 polls. Taiwan has reported spotting Chinese warships around the island and aircraft crossing the Taiwan Strait’s sensitive median line weeks before elections in the democratically governed nation. On Saturday, the Ministry of Defence said in a post on X that…

UN resolution on Gaza aid criticised as ‘insufficient’, ‘meaningless’ | Israel-Palestine conflict News

UN resolution on Gaza aid criticised as ‘insufficient’, ‘meaningless’ | Israel-Palestine conflict News

The United Nations Security Council passed a resolution on more aid for Gaza after several days of delays and weakened language that did not call for a ceasefire in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, prompting a backlash with some describing it as “woefully insufficient” and “nearly meaningless”. The resolution merely called for…