The number of Greek Cypriots using Cyprus’ nine crossing points to cross to the north fell by more than 15 per cent in the second quarter of the year compared to the same period last year, according ...

Lawmakers are digging in on a government shutdown that started Wednesday, the start of a new fiscal year and the deadline to pass new funding legislation. But with many workers already furloughed and ...

Abstract: Trajectory inference is a hard problem when states measurements are noisy and if there is no high-fidelity model available for estimation; this may arise into high-variance and biased ...

A video capturing a tense argument between an autorickshaw driver and a Rapido bike taxi rider near a Namma Metro station in Bengaluru has gone viral on social media, reigniting the debate over the ...

More than 100 million people, including at least 15 million children, use e-cigarettes, fuelling a new wave of nicotine addiction, the World Health Organization, external (WHO) is warning. Children ...

AI writers are quietly replacing authentic communication in many workplaces today AI-generated performance reviews leave employees questioning trust and management’s empathy Managers admit to using AI ...

New video shows how seconds of inattention can end in tragedy According to official figures, 267 traffic accidents have been recorded this year in Sharjah due to mobile phone use while driving.

This September's “strong performance offers a welcome boost after a summer slowdown”, it said in a statement. August brought just 82,908 sales, after 140,154 in July. Year to date, 1,513,094 new cars ...

Some things in life are so familiar we stop questioning them. They’re just there - everyday details we accept without a second thought. But every so often, someone points out their real purpose and it ...

As someone who writes about the AI industry relatively frequently for this site, there is one question that I find myself constantly asking and being asked in turn, in some form or another: What do ...

A hot potato: US states are imposing stricter rules on how tech companies collect, analyze, and monetize biometric data, including facial features, iris patterns, and other unique identifiers. While ...