Turkish gov’t weighs the options amid global energy shock
ISTANBUL Rising oil prices have become an external threat to Türkiye’s economic program, confronting policymakers on how to…
Benefit cheques coming this April and May 2026 in Canada
With spring here and the cost of everyday essentials on the rise, some Ontario residents may see additional…
Popular cafe in Wexford reopens under new ownership
A popular cafe in County Wexford has reopened… A popular spot, which operated for 10 years, closed permanently…
Halide co-founder is suing Sebastiaan de With for taking code to Apple
Lux Optics co-founder Sebastiaan de With made headlines when he joined Apple in late January. The company was…
Oil shortage fears threaten confidence in Thai tourism, hotel association warns
Thienprasit Chaiyapatranun, president of the Thai Hotels Association (THA), said an oil shortage is currently the most serious…
Where Australians spend their money and feel a budget pinch
Suzenne A’Neile, an 83-year-old retiree from Ardeer in suburban Melbourne, seen on March 10, 2026.(ABC News: Danielle Bonica)…
Shoppers get ‘holiday-ready’ feet with £14 nail treatment for ‘better looking’ toes
The Dermavia + Fungal Nail Treatment Pen uses natural ingredients for visible results in 2-4 weeks 04:03, 21…
China’s rare earth magnet exports to the US keep falling as Europe gains
China’s exports of rare earth permanent magnets to the United States continue to fall, at a time when…
Mom Says She’s Always Been A ‘Rock’ Her Son, 27, Can Lean On And Now He Wants Her $600K Condo As Early Inheritance, But Makes Her Feel ‘Disposable’
It’s a tale as old as time: trying to give a loved one a leg up, only to…
Drivers urged to remove one item from car as diesel and petrol prices continue to surge
Petrol prices have jumped in the past two weeks, but drivers can make simple changes to improve fuel…
Hong Kong to issue weekly updates on fuel charges to counter price gouging
Hong Kong authorities will issue weekly announcements about the changes in international and local fuel costs from April,…
DBS told to pay €104k to lecturer unfairly dismissed
The Labour Court has ordered the Dublin Business School to pay €104,000 compensation to a lecturer after he…