Cuba turns off some public lighting as energy crisis worsens
HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba has switched off nearly three-quarters of public lighting during peak hours to cope with a growing…
Bulgaria’s PM resigns, as agreed, amid some coalition confusion
SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov resigned on Tuesday, paving the way for his coalition partner, the centre-right…
Venezuela presidential election to be held July 28-electoral council
CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela will hold its presidential election on July 28, the head of the national electoral council Elvis…
Brazil’s ex-military chiefs told police Bolsonaro discussed coup in 2022, sources say
BRASILIA (Reuters) -The former heads of Brazil's Army and Air Force have confirmed to federal police that ex-President Jair Bolsonaro…
Pacific Islands face challenges as growth slows, says World Bank
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Growth in Pacific Island economies slowed last year to 5.5%, with tourism and remittances from overseas workers…
Peru’s prime minister steps down after alleged audio leak
LIMA (Reuters) -Peruvian Prime Minister Alberto Otarola said on Tuesday he had tendered his resignation after an audio recording came…
What if food labels displayed lower prices as the expiry date approaches?
Various approaches for combating food waste have been tested around the world. The latest innovation hails from a startup that…
OpenAI responds to Elon Musk lawsuit: ‘Sad it’s come to this’
OpenAI hit back at Elon Musk in a blog post published on its site March 5, responding to a lawsuit…
South Korea police to question medical body officials over trainee doctors walkout
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean police on Wednesday called in for questioning officials from a doctors' association over accusations they…