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Tech workers are protesting against the use of AI and other technologies by Israel in its war on Gaza.

After an operation lasting almost 24 hours, 184 people stranded in midair since Friday afternoon have been rescued.

Hospital in Khan Younis no longer functional due to Israeli forces’ ‘week-long siege’; US ambassador to UN says text could jeopardise negotiations

With CES 2024 over, Inverse deputy editor Raymond Wong rounds up the 18 best tech innovations that show us what the near future might look like. From AI pocket companions to transparent TVs to flying cars, CES 2024 was like looking through a crystal ball.

A hotel owner and 10 other people are standing trial accused of negligence over the deaths of 72 people, including players from a school volleyball team in breakaway northern Cyprus, who perished when their hotel crumbled during a powerful earthquake that struck Turkey last year

Palestinians in Gaza learn their loved ones have been found under the rubble as a ceasefire is extended for another day

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Shehbaz Sharif’s statement comes as Pakistan seeks immediate release of $1.1bn from IMF, part of $6.5bn bailout package.

Turkey's state-run news agency says security forces have detained a suspect wanted in connection with the deadly bombing in Istanbul

Turkish intelligence announced the killing of a prominent leader of the Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG), the military backbone of the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), in Ain al-Arab, northern Syria. On Monday, the Anadolu Agency reported that a special operation by Turkish intelligence neutralized Arhan Arman, a member of Ain…