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Emirates Airlines has imposed a ban on passengers carrying pagers and walkie-talkies on its flights to, from, or through Dubai. This decision follows the explosion of these devices in Lebanon, which resulted in casualties and injuries. The ban is part of heightened security measures due to escalating regional tensions, particularly involving the Hezbollah militia and Israel. The airline has also extended the suspension of flights to Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon, reflecting the volatile situation...

Georgia has recently implemented a controversial law that significantly restricts the rights of the LGBTQ community. This legislation, enacted by the ruling party Georgian Dream, bans gender reassignment surgeries and adoption by homosexual or transgender individuals. Additionally, it invalidates same-sex marriages performed abroad. Critics argue that the law mirrors Russian policies, fostering discrimination and stigmatization of sexual minorities. The law's adoption highlights Georgia's shift..

The Federal Cartel Office in Germany has classified Microsoft as a company of significant cross-market influence, subjecting it to stricter oversight. This authority allows the office to prohibit practices that may threaten competition. The decision encompasses Microsoft's entire operation, including its flagship products like the Windows operating system, Office applications, and its cloud platform, Azure. Microsoft's role as a gatekeeper for services such as Windows and LinkedIn is under close..

As Georgia heads towards its October 26 legislative elections, the government has passed a contentious anti-LGBTQ law focusing on 'family values and the protection of minors'. Supported by the ruling Georgian Dream party, the law was approved with 84 votes in favor and none against, while the opposition remains divided and boycotting the parliament. Critics argue that the law mimics Russian legislation, aiming to curb LGBTQ rights considerably. It bans same-sex marriage, adoption by LGBTQ indi..

Georgia's parliament has passed a controversial law restricting LGBTQ+ rights, sparking significant backlash both domestically and internationally. The legislation, approved by the ruling Georgian Dream party in an 84-0 vote, allows authorities to ban Pride events and censor media related to LGBTQ+ issues. Critics liken the bill to similar laws in Russia, raising concerns about its implications for human rights and democracy in Georgia. President Salome Zourabichvili has indicated plans to veto..