Sacked workers in Saudi Arabia set fire to buses in protest over unpaid salaries

50,000 foreign laborers have been sacked by the Binladin Group and some have not been paid salaries in at least four months

Google patents computer that can be injected directly into the eyeball

The injection would improve its owners vision – and also give them access to extra powers

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Kurdish official calls defeating ISIS ‘a huge mistake’

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HOW ISIS SMUGGLES TERRORISTS AMONG SYRIAN REFUGEES

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Managing Debt in an Overleveraged World

Frozen Life in Wartime Syria

The Case Against Helicopter Money

The Fourth Jihadist Wave

Imam Ali Ibn Abi Talib (P.B.U.H) – part 1

Hardly Anyone Trusts The Media Anymore

People value accuracy, timeliness and clarity above all else

THE MOST HATED LAW ON THE INTERNET AND ITS MANY PROBLEMS

ELECTRONIC ‘TATTOO’ TRANSFORMS SKIN INTO A SCREEN

Inequality and Globalization.. How the Rich Get Richer as the Poor Catch Up

Panama Papers: Organised crime prosecutors raid offices of Mossack Fonseca law firm

If politicians want to be trusted, they should stop lying to us

Can Artificial Intelligence Be Ethical?

Brexit and the Balance of Power

WEALTHY COUNTRIES SHOW GROWING INEQUALITY IN CHILDREN’S HEALTH, INCOME: UNICEF

Africa and the Jihadist Threat

What happens when a nuclear power plant is shut down?

Panama Papers: The Mossack Fonseca Investigations Begin

Authorities raided the offices of the law firm at the center of the scandal.

Education doesn’t need a civil rights solution

Denmark, a social welfare utopia, takes a nasty turn on refugees

Egypt's president under fire over Red Sea islands transfer to Saudi Arabia

Abel Fatah al-Sisi signed deal to hand over Tiran and Sanafir, which Cairo has controlled since 1950