A recent spate of mass illnesses at girls’ schools in Iran was caused by deliberate poisoning using “chemical compounds,” a senior Iranian health official told the semi-official Fars news agency.
Nigerian opposition parties urged the nation’s election commission to immediately release results from Saturday’s poll to reduce the chances of the outcome being compromised.
Stock-market believers are looking past the roughest stretch in months for US equities and clinging to bets on a rally in the back half of the year once the Federal Reserve stops hiking interest rates.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz, wrapping up a two-day visit to India, urged the country’s IT specialists and other skilled workers to consider working in Germany.
The Biden administration has pointed to an old battle over electronic braking since the accident, but the industry sees the potential for new technology to prevent disasters
Elon Musk called the media racist after a cartoonist he regularly engages with on Twitter faced blowback for encouraging White Americans to avoid Black people.
Justice Department is bracing for an onslaught of demands for records
Egypt, Jordan, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates signed agreements to set up nine integrated industrial projects with an investment of over $2 billion, according to the North African nation’s Industry Ministry.
France is going to enforce water restrictions as the driest winter on record puts the country in a “state of alert” for droughts this summer, Ecological Transition Minister Christophe Bechu said in an interview in Le Journal du Dimanche newspaper.
The Independent Nigerian Electoral Commission published results from just 17% of polling stations, prompting observers to censure the agency for the slow progress.
