Asian Technology Shares Slide as Investors Reassess AI Boom
Technology companies led losses across Asian markets as investors questioned high AI valuations despite a rebound on Wall Street.
Read moreOctober 20 Milestones Trace Decades of Kuwait’s Development
A review of events on October 20 records milestones in Kuwait’s cultural, diplomatic, infrastructure and public-sector history from 1958 onward.
Read moreYan Diomande Finds Form Before Real Madrid Faces Former Club Leipzig
Real Madrid winger Yan Diomande is gaining momentum before facing former club RB Leipzig in the Champions League following his record €140 million transfer.
Read moreCali Biodiversity Fund Struggles After Raising Only $7,085
The Cali Fund, created in 2024 to channel business contributions into biodiversity protection, has collected only $7,085 despite expectations of billions of dollars.
Read moreDoha Debates Examines Who Should Set the Moral Rules for AI
A Doha Debates discussion brought religious, ethical and technology perspectives together to consider who should determine the values embedded in artificial intelligence.
Read moreQNB and Qatar Airways Forge Worldwide Digital Payments Alliance
QNB Group will process e-commerce payments for Qatar Airways under a global partnership intended to strengthen transaction security, visibility and efficiency.
Read moreCNN Global Perspectives to Make Middle East Debut in Doha
Senior officials, executives and international figures will meet at Rosewood Doha on October 29 for CNN’s first Global Perspectives event in the Middle East.
Read moreAlaraby Television Network Earns Five GEMA Award Nominations
Alaraby Television Network received five nominations in four categories at the 2026 GEMA Awards, covering promotional, identity, title-design and digital work.
Read moreTech in focus as stock markets retreat; oil surges
Technology firms led losses across stocks markets Tuesday on growing fears about the AI investment boom ahead of crunch earnings from the key sector.
Read moreUN says 19 mn Afghans facing acute food insecurity by April
The number of people facing acute food insecurity in Afghanistan is set to rise above 19 million during the forthcoming winter season, the United Nations warned on Tuesday.
Read moreIn The News