By Rasjid Yusf “Great American Eclipse” expected to triggers greatest ever movement of tourists Millions of tourists are expected to take to the roads in the US in the coming days to view a once-in-a-century total solar eclipse. Authorities expect as many as 7.4 million people to travel to areas…
By Zakiya Afzani Taylor Swift cleared in court Taylor Swift taken to court for “Malisxious Allegations” Read more… Al-Sahawat Times | Ethical Global News from Oman and UAE | Donate HERE US singer, Taylor Swift, 27, has been in a 4 year legal battle facing a $3m payout and legal…
By Aisha Butt Startups fail global economy under pressure from shake-down trolls In a recent episode of HBO’s sitcom “Silicon Valley,” a lawyer tries to extort money from a struggling startup by threatening to sue it for patent infringement. The troll, who understands nothing about the underlying technology, owns a…
By Helen Zimmerman Taylor Swift’s 4 year multi million dollar legal battle Singer Swift, 27, has told a court she was “groped” by a Denver Radio Presenter. The wealthy star testified that “it was a definite grab, a very long grab” by David Mueller, 55, at a pre gig party…
By Zakiya Afzani The man hailed a hero for stopping a global cyber attack has been arrested for doing so The security expert hailed a hero for derailing a global cyber attack has been arrested for doing so. He admitted to police that he created the code used to stop…
By Mussa Abbas Green & Black’s loose fair trade and organic certification Green & Black’s, which pioneered organic Fairtrade chocolate, is launching its first product without a Fairtrade or organic label. The new Velvet Edition dark chocolate bars go on sale this month. Instead of the Fairtrade mark, it carries…
By Zakiya Afzani Justin Bieber banned from China Heavily and globally ridiculed Canadian child singer Justin Bieber has not earned the best reputation as he has grown into an often disliked adult. Yet despite his personality his singing voice has maintained a strong fan base around the world. When a…
By Nafisa Bilal An Australian woman has been fatally shot by the police she called to protect her The victim, Justine Damond, 40, an Australian meditation instructor originally from Sydney, who moved to the U.S. in 2015 with her fiance, had called 911 to report sounds of a woman screaming. She…
By Abdul Karim Mental Health sufferers take to the courts for right to die As more and more countries around the world contemplate legalising the right to die for sufferers of incurable physical conditions such as ‘locked in syndrome’. For many the right to a painless and dignified death is…
By Zakiya Afzani 80 Beach goers form human chain to save family swept out to sea More than 80 pedestrians on the Panama City Beach in Florida formed a human chain to save a family of nine from a dangerous riptide. Al-Sahawat Times | Ethical Global News from Oman and UAE |…
