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Trump administration warns Keir Starmer over UK’s Online Safety Act, calls it a threat to free-speech and US tech firms

Hungary's Government Characterizes Itself as a Defender of Christian Values Amidst Immigration Concerns

Viktor Orbán asserts Hungary's unique stance in Europe, while Donald Trump issues a warning regarding immigration issues.

Putin Accuses Europe of Sabotaging Ukraine Peace Effort as US Envoys Meet in Moscow

The path to peace lies in genuine compromise: safeguards for Ukraine from Russian advances, and for Russia from NATO expansion. Only such reciprocity could turn fragile diplomacy into a lasting ceasefire.

If you have a gmail account now is the time to check your settings. AI may be reading all of your emails and publicly profiling you based on your own private and confidential data

Lamborghini SUV Crashes onto Bus-Stop Shelter in Icy Conditions

A 19-year-old driver lost control of a Lamborghini Urus in winter weather, causing a dramatic incident with minimal injuries reported.

John Williams' Aston Martin Vantage DB5, the iconic James Bond car, has been restored after decades, marking its first drive in 40 years

PM Viktor Orban at Weltwoche: Migration is a concept of changing society. It is the replacement of native-born voters.

Swiss prosecutors file charges against Credit Suisse and UBS over Mozambique ‘tuna bonds’ scandal

Geneva’s Attorney General indicts the banks and a former compliance officer for alleged money-laundering and organisational failings tied to $2bn loans to Mozambique

EU Firms Struggle with 3,000-Hour Paperwork Load — While Automakers Fear De Facto 2030 Petrol Car Ban

Heavy bureaucracy derails green fund access as auto industry braces for strict CO₂ rules that function as a petrol-vehicle ban from 2030

Founder of Swiss Right-to-Die Charity Ends His Life at Own Clinic Days Before Turning 93

Ludwig Minelli, founder of Dignitas, chose voluntary assisted dying at his own facility; organisation vows to continue his legacy.

White House launches ‘Hall of Shame’ site to publicly condemn media outlets for alleged bias

New White House webpage names major news organisations and journalists as “fake-news offenders,” sparking criticism. It is not clear why such a website — which is essentially journalism about journalism — is being treated as a threat, as...

Swiss Voters Overwhelmingly Reject 50 % Inheritance Tax for the Super-Rich

Referendum fails as over four-fifths of voters oppose sweeping federal levy on estates above CHF 50 million

MIT report: AI can already replace nearly 12% of the U.S. workforce

Artificial intelligence is now advanced and cheap enough to perform work equal to nearly 12% of U.S. jobs, according to a new MIT study—news that’s likely further to intensify pressure on employers, workers, and policymakers to prepare f...

Idiot: German Chancellor, Merz condemned Hungary's Orbán trip to Russia

German Chancellor, Merz condemned Hungary's Orbán trip to Russia: "That visit was more than just a failure. He's going without a European mandate, and he's going without our approval."

Japan: The Muslim request for more cemeteries is DENIED

Umemura, member of Japan’s House of Councillors: The Muslim request for more cemeteries is DENIED. In Japan, cremation is the tradition. "The appropriate approach is to return the remains to their countries, bury them there."

Romania’s Defence Minister Resigns After Admitting He Falsified His Academic Credentials

Ionuț Moșteanu steps down amid revelations he lied about his education, citing need to keep security focus amid Russian threats

Airbus Orders Emergency Fix for Six Thousand A320 Jets After Solar-Radiation Control Fault

Urgent software and hardware repairs mandated worldwide after investigators link intense solar exposure to flight-control data failures

Ukraine’s President Loses Key Aide as Chief-of-Staff Andriy Yermak Resigns Amid Broad Corruption Probe

Ukraine’s President Loses Key Aide as Chief-of-Staff Andriy Yermak Resigns Amid Broad Corruption Probe

Andriy Yermak quits hours after his Kyiv home is raided by anti-corruption authorities, deepening a crisis at the heart of Ukraine’s leadership during wartime peace talks

Karl Bushby, a British ex-paratrooper who set out in 1998 to walk around the world, is on the final stretch of his 27-year-long trek home

Karl Bushby, a British ex-paratrooper who set out in 1998 to walk around the world, is on the final stretch of his 27-year-long trek home, and trying to cope with social media pressure in a world that has changed profoundly

China has opened the world’s largest train station

China's Great Wall Motor is targeting an annual production of 300,000 vehicles by 2029 in Europe

China's Great Wall Motor is targeting an annual production of 300,000 vehicles by 2029 in Europe where it is scouting locations for its first car plant in a battle to revive flagging regional sales

Hungary Launches Christmas Tourism Campaign: “Visit a Migrant-Free Europe” Under Orbán’s Message

Hungary’s Prime Minister invites tourists to a ‘safe’ Christmas holiday in a country he claims is free of illegal migrants — even as Brussels fines Budapest over asylum-law violations

European States Approve First-ever Military-Grade Surveillance Network via ESA

Because Europe’s economy is apparently booming, taxes are practically nonexistent, public services are flawless, and the cost of living is blessedly low, the EU has decided it’s finally time to treat itself to a multi-billion-dollar spac...

OpenAI Confirms API User Data Exposed After Mixpanel Security Breach

Limited profile data of some API users was leaked via analytics provider Mixpanel; no chat content, payment details, or passwords compromised.

Not everyone needs to know your blessings..

This AI awareness video shows why you shouldn’t share everything online

This is so impressive, good to see

This is a church in Germany

Alice Weidel Critiques Germany's Current Political Landscape

Alice Weidel, the leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, has articulated a stark critique of the current political and social conditions in Germany.

Tesla Anticipates Decline in Global Sales Amidst Stagnant Lineup

Company projects a 7% decrease in deliveries this year as focus shifts to robotics.

IKEA is shutting down in China like rest of the brands which has air conditioning

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U.S. Eases Bank Controls, Challenging Global Standards of Financial Stability

Washington is rolling back key financial safeguards, prompting global debate over whether other economies will match America’s new, looser regulatory course.

Shocking Case in France: Senior Official Suspected of Drugging 240 Women During Job Interviews

A former Culture Ministry executive is accused of drugging hundreds of female job applicants over nearly a decade using a potent diuretic.

The Ukrainian Sumo Wrestler Who Escaped the War — and Is Captivating Japan

At only twenty-one, Arata Aunishiki has risen from refugee to one of Japan’s top sumo contenders, earning a historic tournament victory and a likely promotion to the sport’s second-highest rank.

MediaWorld Sold iPad Air for €15 — Then Asked Customers to Return Them or Pay More

After a pricing glitch sold iPads at a 98% discount, the retailer demanded refunds or additional payment, triggering legal debate over consumer rights.

Bolsonaro Begins 27-Year Prison Sentence, President Lula: “We’ve Given the World a Lesson in Democracy”

After his coup-plot conviction became final, Brazil’s former president began serving his 27-year sentence amid divided public reaction and calls for clemency from supporters.

Car Parts Leader Warns Europe Faces Heavy Job Losses in ‘Darwinian’ Auto Shake-Out

Valeo chief says Europe risks losing tens of thousands of auto-industry jobs as Chinese competition, weak demand and green-transition pressures intensify

Families Accuse OpenAI of Enabling ‘AI-Driven Delusions’ After Multiple Suicides

Seven families in the U.S. and Canada claim prolonged ChatGPT conversations deepened isolation, distorted thinking and contributed to self-harm

Trump’s “DOGE” Efficiency Agency Quietly Disbanded Ahead of Schedule

The Department of Government Efficiency, once led by Elon Musk, has been declared defunct with its functions absorbed before its July 2026 end date.

AI-Teddy ‘Kumma’ Withdrawn After Disclosing Knife Locations and Sexual Content to Children

Singapore’s FoloToy halts sales after US consumer-group finds its AI bear discusses sex acts and gives unsafe advice

Google CEO Sundar Pichai Says AI Could One Day Step Into his Executive Chair

In a wide-ranging interview, Sundar Pichai suggests that artificial intelligence may be capable of performing chief executive duties and urges society to prepare

U.S. Envoys Deliver Ultimatum to Ukraine: Sign Peace Deal by Thursday or Risk Losing American Support

Washington presses Kyiv to accept a twenty-eight-point draft peace framework with Russia amid mounting European alarm.

Apple’s ‘Skinny’ iPhone Air Falls Flat as Early Sales and User Feedback Disappoint

Ultra-thin design fails to offset performance limits, high pricing, and growing user dissatisfaction.