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Despite being booted from Facebook, the "Fetrah" campaign continues to grow on Twitter, spurring calls for violence.

The protest comes amidst dropping wages, rising inflation, and an investment crunch in the region.

Prominent tourist and religious sites in Nepal are putting up “No TikTok” signs to keep creators from shooting at the premises.

Forensic analysis by CitizenLab says government is the likeliest perpetrator.

The delivery giant couldn't overcome the global startup funding crunch and some bad business decisions.

Poor connectivity and an English-only interface make the app unusable for many who rely on the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act.

"Nepotism," "collusion": a state-owned company is under scrutiny for its multimillion-dollar investment in the tech giant.

But eager speculators overpaid for stablecoins, as the peso failed to crash as they’d expected.

After recording global hit songs with everyone from Nicki Minaj to Bad Bunny, Eazi has a plan to make hit investments in Africa’s startup hubs.

Observers say Twitter’s recent takedowns in India highlight how new laws make it easier to censor journalists and dissidents.

A new report suggests the attacks are part of a coordinated campaign using Pakistani social media marketing firms.

The court said that content involving Natalia Denegri, a former socialite trapped in the orbit of football superstar Diego Maradona, fell within the public interest.