Helen Joyce's article raises critical questions regarding the risks associated with housing men in women's prisons.

WhatsApp introduces enhanced group chat feature with personalized initials in profile thumbnails, making participant identification easier.

Nelson College's inadvertent support of Muslim Public Affairs Committee UK's "Palestine Fun Day" sparks controversy and scrutiny.

Tensions rise in Stockholm as a protest to burn the Torah and Bible is authorized, sparking global outcry over freedom of expression.

"No Prior Appointment": A poignant Iranian drama exploring homecoming and identity, competing at Moscow International Film Festival.

Spending around three hours at the temple, al-Issa engaged in various discussions and exchanges with representatives of the Hindu community, fostering interfaith dialogue and promoting unity.

The twin strikes will add to the economic damage from the writers' walkout that started on May 2, increasing the pressures facing the multibillion-dollar media industry as it struggles with seismic changes to its business.

A single can contains 200 milligrams of caffeine -- far more than the 30 milligrams in a can of Coca-Cola, for example, or the 80 milligrams in a can of Red Bull.

The invitation for Saudi Crown Prince to visit the United Kingdom signifies a crucial step towards strengthening bilateral relations.

Relations between India and China have deteriorated in recent months over their contested Himalayan border, and a visa spat in which the two sides have expelled nearly all of each other's journalists.

Amidst numerous attendees, including a significant number of women, an unidentified individual took advantage of the event's technology and played a pornographic clip on the main projector screen.

'I unequivocally condemn the permission granted in Sweden to burn holy books,' says President Isaac Herzog