With amateur trading going mainstream, financial education is becoming more important. Dubai-based start-up Baraka is launching a commission-free trading platform that it hopes will reduce the gap between inexperienced and professional investors.
Australia is experiencing a worker shortage, as the country has closed its borders to help curb the spread of COVID-19. Such a shortage is especially being seen in sectors that rely on temporary and skilled migrants, shedding a light on the country's economic reliance on immigration.
Helicopters flew over trails of blazing fire to extinguish the flames burning through vegetation in Los Angeles County on Sunday. Dense clouds of smoke rose from the so-called 'Palisades fire,' extending over 1,325 acres near Topanga State Park. According to local media, over 500 homes were evacuated.
US President Joe Biden said on Monday that 20 million additional COVID-19 vaccine doses will be shared with other countries by the end of June.
The shortage of medical resources is easing in Mumbai — the largest port city in India, as the number of new infections with the coronavirus has kept declining there over the past 10 days, according to a local doctor.
Australia unveils Olympic opening ceremony uniform
CNN has obtained video of the executive director of Heritage Action for America, a dark money group, bragging about the group ghost-writing many of the bills helping to suppress votes across the nation.
Siliguri (India) (AFP) – A wild leopard in India is captured after injuring at least three people.
As critical race theory becomes increasingly politicized and attacked by Republicans, CNN's Jason Carroll explains what the concept is, and what it isn't.
Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan says US President Joe Biden has "bloody hands" because of his support for Israel in the conflict in Gaza. The Turkish president made the comments during a nationally televised address.
CNN's Erin Burnett speaks to Republican Stephen Richer, the County Recorder in Maricopa County, whose office is partially responsible for overseeing elections, about the controversial audit taking place in Arizona.
Cuban hairdresser Alfredo dreams of arriving at a church for their wedding in Havana dressed in white, riding on an old red convertible. Collectively known as Las Hermanas Algo (Something Sisters), Alfredo and collaborators Yasmany Colina and Fernando Conde have recreated the dream wedding in a short film posted on the Internet, while Cuba debates same-sex marriage.
