Emergency patches have been released for the vulnerability in PHP, which powers more than 70% of websites, as governments and operators warn of risks and urge developers to update systems
Roughly one-third of workers in the UK's wider adult care sector are migrants, according to the Work Rights Centre
Former executives allege that Russia's Novatek financed and influenced the Alaska gas export venture without US approval, raising sanctions concerns amid Washington's efforts to expand energy exports
As Israel heads into its first election since the October 7, 2023 attacks, expatriates are returning from countries including the US, Canada and the UK
As the rivalry intensifies, experts say the window for countries to be able to choose freely between the two AI superpowers may be narrowing, forcing them to at one point pick between the US and China
India estimates ₹56.68 trillion in adaptation spending needs by 2030, with 98% of its adaptation finance sourced domestically
India's representative accused Islamabad of deflecting attention from economic distress and human rights violations, while rejecting Pakistan's claims on Jammu and Kashmir
Obama blamed inflation on Trump's war in Iran and his signature tariffs, which have driven up the prices of fuel and other goods, and the nation's deficit
He recently said on social media he would not hit Iran again before the Nov 3 midterm elections
Yemen's Saudi-backed government said the Houthis also fired three ballistic missiles at coast guard sites in the southern Yemeni port city of Aden
The world's second-largest equities market has lost $3.5 trillion in value from a peak in May, data compiled by Bloomberg show
The protests encompass a broad range of issues from education and corruption to anti-war movements, pensions and housing
Thousands rally against Netanyahu ahead of Tuesday's vote as tensions rise across West Asia
Zelenskyy says satellite connectivity has returned to normal, while Elon Musk acknowledges SpaceX throttled Starlink over alleged violations of its terms of service by Ukraine's military
Police have fired volleys of tear gas and are also using water cannons to try to disperse people, including some who have thrown projectiles
The Paris prosecutor's office said 64 people had been arrested in connection with Saturday's demonstration and 40 placed in police custody
Restarting Venezuela's largest fossil fuel-burning plant will help ease chronic blackouts that have worsened since earthquakes ravaged the region in June
The epicentre, at a depth of 10 kilometres, was monitored at 32.54 degrees north latitude and 93.97 degrees east longitude, the centre said
Giorgia Meloni announced a raft of measures, including sending an additional 500 soldiers to Milan and tougher penalties for minors, who police said made up a large part of the violent protesters
Kyiv said Starshield connections were stable in overnight tests, with speed limits raised to above 400 kmph from 161 kmph in recent days, after disruptions to drone missions and military logistics