In Samoa, phones connect families across islands and oceans — carrying remittances, family news, church life and small business. Here is why the phone has become essential to Samoan island life.
France will deploy 70,000 police officers on Saturday, October 31, ahead of nationwide Halloween protests, with more than 40 Paris metro stations closed and shops boarded up after riots two weeks ago.
A Qatari delegation arrived in Tehran on Friday for talks with senior Iranian officials, state media reported, as mediators press efforts to revive peace talks with the United States amid rising fears the Middle East war could flare up again.
For farmers in Burkina Faso, a phone is a farming tool: it carries rain forecasts, market prices and buyer contacts that shape when to plant, harvest and sell.
Learn how to eat more protein on a budget with simple, affordable foods, smart shopping habits, and easy meals that fit a busy week.
All six people on board a private helicopter flying from Badrinath to Dehradun were killed on October 30, 2026, after the aircraft crashed near Joshimath in Uttarakhand amid snowfall and poor weather.
In Palau, where daily life stretches across many Pacific islands, the smartphone has become the bridge between boats, bookings, family and small business.
Learn how to read your payslip line by line, from gross pay and deductions to net pay, so you can spot errors and plan your budget with confidence.
Nearly 200 nations adopted hard-fought agreements at the COP17 biodiversity summit in Yerevan, aiming to get the world’s faltering 2030 nature goals back on track after two weeks of tense talks.
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.