Author: Editorial Team
MADRID — Spanish authorities are preparing a new temporary accommodation site in Ceuta for hundreds of migrants who remain on the streets following a record influx from Morocco in July, local media reported Saturday. Workers began setting up two tents in an open area in the Los Rosales neighborhood, next to the Nuestra Señora de África nursery school, according to EFE news agency. National Police officers were deployed to the area to prevent possible incidents. Work began Friday amid protests by nursery employees and parents concerned about the site’s proximity to the school, which is expected to open Sept. 28…
Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly familiar part of children’s learning routine. Kaspersky explains how parents can help children use AI responsibly and highlights why children should verify AI-generated answers, recognise neural network “hallucinations” and avoid sharing personal or school-related data with AI services. Kaspersky’s observations show that children’s interest in AI tools continues to grow as these technologies become more accessible and integrated into everyday learning. As children return to school, AI is likely to become part of their studies as naturally as search engines, online dictionaries and educational videos. Children may use AI assistants to explain a difficult…
LA PAZ — At least two people were killed and 81 injured after two major explosions ripped through a military base in western Bolivia on Friday, authorities said. Seven people were also reported missing. The Defense Ministry said the explosions occurred around 2:30 p.m. local time at the General Maintenance Center of the RAM-2 “Bolívar” military base in Viacha. Defense Minister Ernesto Justiniano said the first explosion involved black powder linked to pyrotechnic material stored at the facility. A second, significantly more powerful explosion followed. Justiniano said two of the 81 injured were in critical condition. He declined to speculate…
HID, a global leader in trusted identity solutions, recently announced new enhancements that help organisations fast-track their mobile access adoption as part of their broader digital transformation. The updates enable users to build on existing infrastructure, reduce on-site work and streamline deployment by eliminating the need to replace readers or issue new mobile keys. One of the biggest obstacles for mobile projects is the need to update readers already installed throughout a facility. The HID Mobile Access App now includes new functionality that enables HID mobile-ready readers, including HID Signo™ and iCLASS® SE™, to use existing Seos® keys without needing…
JAKARTA — Indonesia’s Anak Krakatau volcano erupted overnight into Saturday, spewing rocks and volcanic ash as intense volcanic activity continued, the country’s Geological Agency said. “As of today, September 5, 2026, at 4:40 a.m. Western Indonesian Time, the eruption is still ongoing, and rumbling can still be heard from the Krakatau Pasauran PGA Post,” the agency said in a statement. Eruptions at the volcano have continued since July 2, when authorities raised its alert status to Level III, local media outlet Tempo reported. The height of the latest eruption column could not be observed, but a bright red eruption plume…
ADEN — The Yemeni army said Saturday that government forces had recaptured several strategic positions from the Houthis in Taiz and Al-Hudaydah provinces as fighting intensified across western Yemen. Government forces “achieved battlefield victories on the Haifan front” along the administrative border between Taiz and Lahj provinces, the army’s September Net news outlet reported. Citing a military source, the report said clashes across several fronts in Taiz and along the western coast killed and wounded dozens of Houthi fighters and destroyed dozens of vehicles belonging to the group. Fighting remained underway across the Taiz and western coastal fronts, the source…
TOKYO — Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Saturday urged Russia to remove a war monument in the Far East depicting the destruction of Japan’s chrysanthemum crest, calling it “completely unacceptable,” Kyodo News reported. The bronze statue, unveiled Friday in Khabarovsk, depicts a Soviet soldier destroying a stone marker bearing the chrysanthemum crest, according to Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi. The chrysanthemum crest is widely recognized as a national symbol of Japan. Takaichi condemned the depiction of its destruction as “completely unacceptable.” Motegi said the monument was “not constructive” for bilateral relations and “unacceptable and extremely regrettable in terms of Japanese…
Dr. Mazen Abduljabbar, Country Manager – Kingdom of Saudi Arabia at Commvault. Commvault, a leader in unified resilience at enterprise scale, concluded its participation at LEAP 2026, reaffirming its commitment to helping enterprises embed cyber resilience into Saudi Arabia’s accelerating cloud and AI transformation. At the event, Commvault was present at the Microsoft, Logicom and Axelerated booths where the executives engaged with customers, partners, and industry stakeholders to discuss the evolving resilience requirements in the age of AI, cloud adoption and the growth of critical digital services across the Kingdom. Commvault used the event as a platform to deepen relationships with key partners, customers and prospects across the…
LIBREVILLE, Gabon,5th September, 2026 (WAM) — Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, President of the Gabonese Republic, received Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, UAE Minister of Foreign Trade, and the accompanying UAE delegation during an official visit to Libreville to discuss strengthening trade and investment relations and translating the growing momentum in the bilateral economic partnership into practical opportunities for the business communities of both countries. Al Zeyoudi conveyed to the President the greetings of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai; and…
RIYADH — Saudi security authorities arrested a total of 14,165 illegal residents in a week. The arrests were made in the joint inspections, carried out by the security forces in collaboration with the relevant government agencies, during the period between August 27 and September 2, the Ministry of Interior announced on Saturday. Those who were arrested include 7,121 violators of the Residency Law, 3,636 violators of the Border Security Law, and 3,408 violators of the Labor Law. A total of 12,363 illegal residents were deported while 18,937 violators were referred to their diplomatic missions to obtain travel documents and 3,240…