VIOLINS used by Holocaust victims – including an instrument whose case was used to smuggle explosives that blew up a Nazi base – were played yesterday in a concert in Jerusal
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AID workers in eastern India struggled to provide food to tens of thousands of flood victims after riots broke out yesterday.
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United States: Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed a law making it illegal to read or send text messages while driving in California.
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NORTH Korea has barred United Nations inspectors from its Yongbyon main nuclear reactor and is continuing plans to reactivate the plant.
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JOHN McCain called for the first face-to-face debate of the US election to be postponed last night, after both presidential candidates urged Americans to come together to solv
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For outsourcers the outlook is quite grim as some of its customers, like Lehman Brothers, are no longer around, said a partner at one firm. But one analyst sees outsourcing increasing in the medium to long term as American companies try to cut costs
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After years of excluding open source software from government purchases, European countries are opening the doors and favouring it. In the latest move, the European Commission issued draft guidelines calling for buying software with ‘open standards.’ An alliance of commercial software vendors protests the definition is too narrow
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It can be costly to charge a cellphone or use the Internet in parts of the African country where electric devices may be restructed to publicly-available facilities
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Research company believes The East African Marine System will beat two competitors in securing markets on the continent in a race that promises to bring lower broadband costs to businesses and consumers
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Canada’s first emergency shipment of seven million HIV pills left for Rwanda Wednesday, four years after a law was passed to help African countries get cheaper drugs.
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