In Libya, where banknotes can be hard to come by, many people turn to their phones to pay, transfer money and get through the day. Here is why mobile payments have become a practical everyday habit.
Learn how to organize phone photos into albums with a simple sorting system, clear album names and a quick weekly tidy-up that keeps pictures easy to find.
The US State Department has approved a possible $2.1 billion sale of up to 500 Patriot PAC-3 missiles to Ukraine, funded entirely by allies through the JUMPSTART programme and the EU Ukraine Support Loan.
Why do Malaysians scan a QR code to pay for food, groceries and everyday purchases instead of using cash or cards? The answer lies in one shared QR standard, small traders who can accept it with just a printed code, and phones that are already part of daily life.
Learn how to create flashcards with AI from your notes, check every card for accuracy, and revise in short daily sessions.
A record 47.9 million Americans have already voted in next week’s US midterm elections, passing the 2022 record of 45.9 million, with battleground Senate races driving the surge ahead of Election Day on November 3, 2026.
In Eswatini, a phone can act as a wallet where bank branches are far away. This explained guide looks at why mobile money fits daily life, from market stalls to money sent home from South Africa.
Learn how to start a daily journaling habit with five-minute entries, simple prompts, and a routine that sticks — no perfect notebook needed.
More than 160,000 people are expected at Gen Z-led rallies in 34 German cities on October 31, demanding better education and lower living costs.
Why does cash still dominate everyday payments in Iraq, and why are mobile wallets slowly catching on? The answer lies in trust, access, and the practical jobs each method does best.