Author: IBO News

Artificial intelligence tools are becoming more common in US election campaigns, where some political advertisements use deepfakes to make people appear to say or do things…

The prolonged war has taken a growing toll on mental health in Israel, with a study reporting that psychiatric emergency visits among children have more than…

Thousands of people gathered in Brussels on Friday to protest against the Belgian government’s budget measures. The demonstration was organised around concerns about spending cuts and…

US stock markets finished higher on Friday, ending a strong week with the S&P 500 close to its recent record. The S&P 500 rose 0.6% to…

The United States and Iran remain far apart over the future of their conflict, even as indirect negotiations continue. The war has lasted seven months and…

Technology companies are seeking huge amounts of money to build the infrastructure needed for artificial intelligence, but investors are becoming more careful about the cost. Data…

Public health systems are facing renewed pressure to respond quickly to disease risks while giving people clear and reliable information. Recent health developments around the world…

Hurricane Isaias is developing in an unusual battle between two powerful forces: strong winds linked to El Niño and warm water in the Gulf of Mexico.…

China is preparing to resume refined fuel exports during October after a short pause around the country’s Golden Week holiday. The move could provide some relief…

The United States has suspended several major technology companies from a key green card programme as the government reviews immigration and employment practices. The move affects…