WhatsApp tests reverse image search and adds document scanning to improve privacy and combat misinformation.

Pakistan makes fingerprints and photos mandatory for children’s B-Form to boost security and prevent identity misuse.

Four more Pakistani victims identified, raising the death toll to nine in last month’s tragic boat capsizing.

Those who defy the new prohibition in the polluted northern Italian city could be fined between 40 to 240 euros ($41 to $249), a punishment that does not sit well with all residents.

Justin Baldoni has filed a libel lawsuit against The New York Times, disputing allegations of sexual harassment made by co-star Blake Lively. The suit claims Lively fabricated the accusations to control their film project and reshape her public image

Sadiq Khan's knighthood has sparked controversy due to his leadership on issues like crime and housing, with critics questioning his record while supporters argue his progressive initiatives deserve recognition.

The passing of President Jimmy Carter marks the end of an era, but his legacy as a peacekeeper, humanitarian, and advocate for human rights continues to inspire and influence global diplomacy long after his presidency.

Russia halting gas flows via Ukraine marks a pivotal moment in Europe’s energy and political landscape, compounded by harsh winter conditions and geopolitical tensions.

Taliban's ban on Afghan women in NGOs escalates the humanitarian crisis and enforces stricter gender-based restrictions.

Gwadar International Airport to begin flights to Muscat on January 10, boosting regional connectivity and economic growth.

Man faces 56 years for arson at a Black church in Rhode Island, targeting worshippers based on race and religion.

Historic $540 Million Deal Includes Investment Boost for Balochistan's Mineral Sector