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Eight former Lafarge employees and executives were found guilty of financing terrorism by paying approximately 5.59 million euros to groups including the Islamic State and Nusra Front.
The author argues that Sri Lanka's financial stability is threatened by a fragmented system where risks accumulate in smaller, less-regulated institutions.
LinkedIn has notified over 600 employees of permanent layoffs effective July 13, primarily affecting offices in California.
The article discusses a study by Aalto University and Harvard University regarding how emotional tensions within corporate structures can hinder innovation efforts.
The article discusses the contribution of motorized vehicle traffic to the urban heat island effect, citing a study of Toulouse and Manchester.
Physicists from MPI-DS have developed a model to study how the exchange of material between a cell's interior and its membrane affects the growth and distribution of molecular clusters.
Pope Leo XIV expressed his commitment to peace and diplomacy regarding the US-Israel war with Iran during a trip to Algiers.
Robert Del Naja, frontman of Massive Attack, was one of over 500 people arrested during a Palestine Action protest in London's Trafalgar Square.
The article discusses the competition for the starting quarterback position on the Atlanta Falcons between Tua Tagovailoa and Michael Penix Jr.
The article discusses a recent contract agreement between the MTA and five Long Island Rail Road unions that ended a three-day strike.
A study published in Advances in Atmospheric Sciences describes how intense storms over the Himalayas use gravity waves to increase moisture in the lower stratosphere.
Researchers at UCLA have developed a hybrid image projection system that uses a neural network digital encoder and a passive optical diffractive decoder.
The article examines the strategic and economic relationship between Russia and China, focusing on President Vladimir Putin's visit to Beijing.
The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) has announced the commencement of criminal trials, including charges of culpable homicide, against officials involved in the Life Esidimeni mental health patient transfers.
The article discusses the long-term economic and health impacts of long COVID across OECD and EU countries, citing a report on GDP losses and healthcare costs.
Denver police are investigating a car crash where a driver allegedly ran a stop sign and struck a home in the Villa Park neighborhood, causing serious injuries and structural damage.
The author, a professional accountant, argues that recent financial errors and payment failures in Sri Lanka indicate a systemic decline in financial discipline and professional ethics.
The article announces a high-level roundtable discussion and press conference on May 14, 2026, focused on strategies to enhance tobacco smoking cessation in Sri Lanka.
Tom Steyer's campaign has filed a complaint with the California Fair Political Practices Commission accusing Xavier Becerra of failing to disclose payments to social media influencers.
Researchers at Bar-Ilan University have found that increasing SIRT6 protein levels in old mice can restore youthful DNA organization in the liver.