PARIS, Oct 2 (Reuters) - Egypt's foreign minister said on Thursday that Cairo was working with Qatar and Turkey to convince Hamas to accept U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to end a nearly ...

South Korea’s exports declined as the impact of sweeping US tariffs outweighed the benefit of more working days in the month, underscoring the toll of protectionist trade policies in data that also ...

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BUDAPEST, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Hungary's Viktor Orban said on Monday that Ukraine was not a sovereign country, as he hit back at accusations that Hungarian reconnaissance drones violated its airspace - ...

Popular piracy website Streameast is back to illegally streaming sporting events, just 13 months after Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) seized the domain. In August 2024, HSI seized several ...

Researchers have discovered major Tile security flaws that could let both the company itself and a tech-savvy stalker track your location. These arise from two crucial differences between the security ...

Shares of Roblox Corp (NYSE: RBLX) are trading higher Monday morning following news that video game giant Electronic Arts is set to go private in a landmark leveraged buyout. Here’s what investors ...

NewRange Copper Nickel has announced that it will soon reveal plans for a proposed NorthMet copper-nickel sulfide ore mine in northern Minnesota. The question is: Will NewRange, a joint venture of ...

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Construction and real estate company executives are teaming with D.C. politicians to weaken laws that protect New York construction workers, who have some of the most dangerous jobs in the world. The ...