Category: News

A polished website, familiar logo and low price are not proof that a flight, hotel or rental is legitimate. These independent checks can prevent a costly booking mistake.

A damaged undersea cable does not automatically switch off the internet. Alternative routes, spare capacity and repair arrangements determine the impact.

A higher megapixel count can capture more detail, but it does not automatically produce a better photograph. Light, lens quality, focus and image processing all influence the result—and the way you use the picture matters too.

The UN cybercrime convention could speed up cross-border investigations. Its real test will be whether stronger cooperation also protects privacy and human rights.

AI runs on physical infrastructure. The coming growth in data-centre electricity use will make grid capacity, location and energy policy central to the AI debate.

A new UN agreement now offers a shared framework for protecting ocean areas beyond national borders. What it changes—and what still depends on countries acting.

Houthi advances near Bab el-Mandeb have raised the risk to a trade route linking the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden. What is confirmed, what remains uncertain, and how disruption could reach global supply chains.

Why the Suez Canal remains important to global trade, how detours around Africa affect shipping, and what that means for everyday prices.