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Trump says AI data centres should pay ‘dividends’ in pre-midterm shift
President Trump proposed that AI data centres pay financial dividends to communities to boost their popularity, citing successful precedent ahead of midterm elections.
‘You are a humanitarian also, sir’: the US feeds Putin with lies as Ukraine’s children take cover and die | Andrew Roth
A US envoy met with Putin in St. Petersburg, employing flattery and diplomatic pressure on Ukraine as part of peace negotiations, while Russian attacks continue killing civilians including children in Ukrainian cities.
Actors, writers condemn UK anti-terror law targeting Sally Rooney
Dozens of prominent writers and actors have condemned a UK anti-terror law after Sally Rooney’s books were withdrawn from sale in the country due to her support for Palestine Action.
Thousands march for school funding in Greece
Thousands of students and teachers rallied across Greek cities on Wednesday, demanding increased education funding, better facilities, and smaller class sizes amid broader European youth-led protests.
Iran determined to keep uranium amid increased war odds, flurry of meetings
Iran maintains its refusal to surrender enriched uranium amid ongoing diplomatic efforts and military tensions, with officials emphasizing the nuclear program as a sovereign achievement despite international pressure.
Tunisia jails opposition politician for four years over social media posts
A Tunisian military court sentenced opposition politician Olfa Hamdi to four years in prison on charges stemming from social media posts critical of President Kais Saied.
Cuba accuses US of threatening countries ahead of UN embargo vote
Cuba has accused the US of threatening countries with tariffs and visa restrictions to change their votes on an upcoming UN resolution calling for an end to the decades-long economic embargo.
Deadly fire at Canada military base moved a kilometre ‘in 30 to 60 seconds’
A fire at a Canadian military base in Alberta killed four service members and injured 39 others on Saturday, spreading approximately one kilometre in 30 to 60 seconds due to strong winds.
Nato increases Black Sea deployment amid escalating deadly Russian attacks
Nato is deploying additional military assets to the Black Sea as Russian attacks on merchant vessels intensify, with five more cargo ships targeted on Tuesday alone.
Turkiye moves to ratify Mecca defence pact with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia
Turkey has submitted a trilateral defense pact with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia to parliament for ratification, establishing a joint defense framework similar to NATO’s Article 5.
As Macron visits Gulf, can France forge its own energy-for-security future?
French President Macron is touring the Gulf region to secure energy supplies and strengthen defense partnerships amid global fuel disruptions from the US-Israel conflict with Iran.
Nigeria confirms first Ebola case amid concerns about continental spread
Nigeria confirmed its first Ebola case in the capital Abuja after a woman travelled from Uganda tested positive, amid outbreak concerns affecting multiple African countries.
CDC reports third measles death in the United States this year
The CDC has confirmed a third measles death in the United States as the nation experiences its largest outbreak in decades, with over 4,400 cases reported nationwide.
Lula challenges Bolsonaro to release personal records before election
Brazilian President Lula has challenged right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro to release personal financial and communications records ahead of the second round of the presidential election, with corruption emerging as a central campaign issue.
Oxfam analysis finds Peru’s richest captured 42 percent of all new wealth
Oxfam analysis shows Peru’s wealthiest 1 percent captured 42 percent of new wealth between 2019 and 2025, while the poorest half received just 1.4 percent, highlighting persistent inequality concerns.
RFK Jr’s ‘deities of vaccine research’ raided by police in Guinea-Bissau
Police in Guinea-Bissau raided offices of vaccine researchers praised by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., seizing hepatitis B vaccines as part of an investigation into a controversial clinical trial.
Beyond money: Why young Tunisians are considering emigration
Young Tunisians are increasingly considering emigration due to economic hardship, limited job prospects, and concerns about the country’s future, even as some retain faith in reform efforts.
How is the US economy really doing under President Trump?
President Trump claims economic success ahead of midterm elections, citing job creation and reduced inflation. However, analysis shows mixed results, with most households facing higher costs despite overall GDP growth.
World Food Programme forced to cut aid to Gaza due to funding shortages
The World Food Programme is drastically cutting aid to Gaza due to insufficient funding, reducing assistance to 1.1 million people from 1.6 million as winter approaches and humanitarian conditions remain dire.
Alberta voters weigh future in Canada
Alberta voters are deciding Monday whether to begin the legal process toward independence from Canada in a nonbinding referendum, the first such public vote in the province’s history.
Obama blasts Trump administration probe of congresswoman Ilhan Omar as ‘so appalling’
Former President Barack Obama criticizes the Trump administration’s federal investigation into congresswoman Ilhan Omar, calling it politically motivated and appalling, while the White House denies weaponizing the Justice Department.
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