Shawn Mendes says he’s ‘just figuring out’ sexuality
The Canadian singer tells concert-goers of his sexuality: it’s “a beautifully complex thing”.
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This Toad Is So Tiny That They Call It a Flea
A “toadlet” in Brazil is the second-smallest vertebrate known to exist on the planet.
Ras Al Khaimah aims to attract 3.5 million visitors by 2030 with key focus on Indian market
India represents a significant market for Ras Al Khaimah’s tourism sector. With a 20 per cent year-on-year increase in Indian visitors in 2023, RAK’s allure is backed by direct flights and proximity to major Indian cities. In an exclusive interview with ETTravelWorld, Raki Phillips, CEO of the Ras Al Khaimah Tourism Development Authority (RAKTDA), shared…
Former Trump aide Steve Bannon released from jail
Bannon is expected to host his podcast – War Room – on Tuesday and hold a press conference in New York City.
How the travel industry can protect data in the age of AI this Diwali season?
As the festive season drives substantial revenue for the travel and retail sectors, many organisations prioritise customer acquisition and revenue generation, with cybersecurity taking a backseat. Research shows that website traffic surges during peak travel periods are often accompanied by a spike in cyberattacks. Alarmingly, reports indicate that critical vulnerabilities persist across all of the…
Jeff Bezos defends Washington Post’s end to election endorsements
The newspaper owner’s comments follow the reported loss of subscribers and editorial staff resignations.
How this US election could change state of the world
Our chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet hears from leading experts about what’s at stake ahead of the vote.
With Harris on the ballot, Indian American voters see political clout grow
Indian Americans are torn – some are thrilled to see Harris running but others think Trump cares more about India.
What Ants and Orcas Can Teach Us About Death
A philosopher journeys into the world of comparative thanatology, which explores how animals of all kinds respond to death and dying.
A car-free trip around Aberdeenshire: I saw natural beauty I thought was out of reach
The city and its stunning setting on Scotland’s north-east coast are surprisingly easy to explore by rail, bus and on foot Seabirds fly below the train as it crosses the Firth of Forth with late afternoon light sparking the water. A kestrel hovers over hay meadows near Kirkcaldy. The lumpy Lomond Hills are sun-misted and…