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Trump Media reportedly mulling fee for first access to social media posts
Trump Media is reportedly considering charging financial firms up to $100,000 monthly for early access to the president’s social media posts, raising transparency and ethics concerns.
Trump Media reportedly mulling fee for first access to social media posts
Trump Media is reportedly considering charging financial firms up to $100,000 monthly for early access to the president’s social media posts, raising transparency and ethics concerns.
China hits out at British Steel nationalisation
China expressed strong opposition to the UK’s nationalisation of British Steel, citing concerns about infringement on Chinese company Jingye Group’s rights and potential breach of investment treaties.
Sonam Wangchuk: Why India still turns to the hunger strike
Educationist Sonam Wangchuk has undertaken a prolonged hunger strike to support education reforms, continuing India’s long tradition of using fasting as a political protest tool that dates back to Mahatma Gandhi.
At least three killed and hundreds displaced by heavy rain in Chile
At least three people have died and hundreds were displaced as torrential rain and fierce winds battered central and southern Chile, with further downpours expected.
Germany’s Merz hails nuclear deterrence cooperation with France
Germany’s military will participate in a French nuclear drill for the first time this year as part of a new shared deterrence strategy, Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced alongside French President Emmanuel Macron.
Amazon’s Zoox recalls self-driving vehicles amid emergency response issues
Amazon’s Zoox is recalling 105 autonomous vehicles in the U.S. after safety concerns emerged regarding the vehicles’ inability to detect heavy smoke and potential interference with emergency responders.
Burnham confirmed as leader of UK’s governing Labour Party, headed for PM
Andy Burnham, former Manchester mayor, has been elected leader of the UK’s governing Labour Party and will become prime minister on Monday, replacing Keir Starmer.
China’s Xi Jinping launches new AI alliance: What is it?
Chinese President Xi Jinping launched a 29-nation artificial intelligence alliance called WAICO, urging international cooperation on AI development and opposing any single country’s dominance of the technology.
Amazon’s Zoox recalls self-driving vehicles amid emergency response issues
Amazon’s Zoox is recalling 105 autonomous vehicles in the U.S. after safety concerns emerged regarding the vehicles’ inability to detect heavy smoke and potential interference with emergency responders.
Burnham confirmed as leader of UK’s governing Labour Party, headed for PM
Andy Burnham, former Manchester mayor, has been elected leader of the UK’s governing Labour Party and will become prime minister on Monday, replacing Keir Starmer.
China’s Xi Jinping launches new AI alliance: What is it?
Chinese President Xi Jinping launched a 29-nation artificial intelligence alliance called WAICO, urging international cooperation on AI development and opposing any single country’s dominance of the technology.
UN urges probe into deaths in Pakistani-administered Kashmir unrest
The UN human rights chief has called for an independent investigation into clashes in Pakistani-administered Kashmir that have killed at least 31 people since last month.
Satellite images show damage inside Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant
Satellite imagery reveals new damage inside Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant following recent US military strikes during escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran.
Venezuela earthquake: Number of known dead rises to nearly 5,000 victims
Nearly 5,000 people have been confirmed dead in earthquakes that struck Venezuela in June, with UN estimates suggesting up to 50,000 may remain missing.
Vietnamese activist places rare national spotlight on Gaza’s suffering
A 28-year-old Vietnamese activist became a rare public figure in her country by joining a Gaza aid flotilla, drawing widespread support among young Vietnamese before her detention by Israeli forces.
Mother of Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner, Mary Jo, dies at 91
Mary Jo Campbell, mother of Kardashian-Jenner matriarch Kris Jenner, has died at age 91. Jenner announced the death on Thursday via social media.
Hong Kong official warns booksellers on security risks after raids
Hong Kong’s security chief warned booksellers to ensure their inventory poses no national security risks, one day after police arrested five people linked to two independent bookstores in the latest enforcement action.
Canada fires prompt US air quality alerts as smoke blankets major cities
Over 800 wildfires burning across Canada are generating hazardous air quality alerts across multiple US states, with smoke blanketing major cities from Detroit to New York and forcing evacuations from First Nations communities.
The political risks from war in Iran. And, ICE’s use of force is rising, report finds
Fighting between the U.S. and Iran continues with political implications for President Trump ahead of November’s midterm elections, while a new report documents Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s rising use of force in enforcement operations.
Germany repeats call for EU force to replace UN peacekeepers in Lebanon
Germany reiterates its proposal for the European Union to deploy a force in Lebanon to fill the void left by departing UN peacekeepers by year’s end, aiming to prevent security instability and facilitate Israeli withdrawal.
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