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Europe Pursues Digital Autonomy in the Context of Transatlantic Strains
European nations and businesses are vigorously seeking alternatives to U.S. technology services in order to strengthen digital sovereignty and decrease dependency on foreign tech giants.
OpenAI Achieves Unprecedented $40 Billion Funding
SoftBank spearheads investment round, placing OpenAI's valuation at $300 billion as the company intends to enhance its AI research and infrastructure.
Argentina’s “Magician” or a PR Illusion? “Individuals Are Scavenging Through Waste and Residing on the Streets”
Since assuming office, Argentine President Javier Milei has implemented stringent austerity measures, which involved cuts to public services like soup kitchens and healthcare. Although the official inflation rate has fallen from 276% to 66.9% and the poverty rate has decreased by 14%, an increasing number of individuals are observed scavenging through trash cans for food, while some report that they can only afford to purchase groceries when they are significantly marked down. Economists caution that the nation's consumer price index is outdated and fails to accurately capture the actual increase in living expenses.
Charity Chairwoman Accuses Prince Harry of Intimidation and Harassment
Sophie Chandauka, chairwoman of Sentebale, has made accusations against Prince Harry following his resignation as patron of the charity.
Passenger Detained After Engaging in Masturbation on SWISS Air Flight
A German man was arrested in Dresden after allegedly masturbating in front of passengers on a flight headed to Zurich.
Barcelona footballer Dani Alves found not guilty of rape allegations.
The Court of Appeal in Catalonia reversed the original conviction, pointing out discrepancies in the complainant's statements.
French Foreign Ministry Denounces U.S. Interference in Corporate Inclusion Strategies
France addresses what it sees as American interference in its internal decisions concerning the participation of French companies.
OpenAI Unveils New Image Generation Tool for ChatGPT
The latest technology enables ChatGPT to create images based on intricate instructions while integrating chatting with a range of other skills.
Former FIFA President and French soccer icon exonerated of corruption allegations.
A Swiss court has exonerated Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini of corruption charges, two and a half years following their original acquittal.
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz Under Investigation After Journalist Added to Secret Military Chat
White House probes security breach after senior officials shared classified details about Yemen strike in encrypted group with unintended participant
Pope Francis Released from Hospital Following Pneumonia Treatment
The pope is making his first public appearance in five weeks after battling a serious respiratory infection.
Pope Francis Makes His First Public Appearance in Five Weeks After Being Hospitalized
The 88-year-old pope greets his supporters as he gets ready to leave Gemelli hospital following treatment for a serious respiratory infection.
Istanbul's Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu Imprisoned on Corruption Allegations During Political Unrest
Imamoglu's detention has sparked extensive protests and heightened political tensions throughout Turkey.
Usha Vance to Head U.S. Delegation for Visit to Greenland During Annexation Discussions
The spouse of Vice President JD Vance will visit historical locations and engage in cultural activities, signifying a diplomatic occasion as discussions about U.S. annexation arise.
Heathrow Airport Restarts Operations Following Initiation of Power Outage Inquiry
The UK government and Heathrow Airport initiate inquiries into the management of a power failure that closed Europe's busiest air travel hub for nearly a full day.
European Airline Shares Fall Following Disruptions Caused by Heathrow Power Outage
Major airlines experience a decline in their share prices as Heathrow Airport in London suspends operations following a blackout caused by a fire.
Pope Francis Set to Leave Hospital Following Recovery from Pneumonia
The Pontiff will return to the Vatican on Sunday after spending 38 days in the hospital, with doctors advising a period of extended rest.
Johnson & Johnson Reveals $55 Billion Commitment to U.S. Manufacturing
The pharmaceutical giant is set to establish four new facilities over the next four years in response to potential import tariffs.
European Countries to Boost Defense Budgets in Response to Changes in U.S. Assistance
Expected cuts in American military aid are inspiring EU nations to increase their defense expenditures, which could influence social welfare initiatives.
Iconic Boxer George Foreman Dies at 76
Two-time world heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist passes away, leaving a lasting legacy in the realm of sports and beyond.
Labour MPs Unveil Initiative Aimed at Combating Toxic Influencers and Fostering Positive Masculinity
A coalition of MPs aims to offer positive role models for young men and enhance paternity rights in response to increasing worries about toxic masculinity and its effects on society.
Miami Beach Mayor Pulls Back Plan to Evict Theater Due to Documentary Viewing
The debate over the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land raises issues of free speech and censorship in Miami Beach, leading the mayor to retract the earlier proposal to terminate the cinema's lease and financial support.
UK Government to Enforce Major Budget Cuts in Spring Statement
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is set to reveal cuts amounting to billions of pounds to Whitehall budgets, impacting essential public services and vulnerable groups.
US Federal Reserve Reduces Economic Growth Projections Due to Tariff Uncertainty.
The central bank has revised its projections, lowering forecasts for US economic growth while increasing expectations for price growth, attributing this to heightened uncertainty stemming from trade policies.
EU Charges US Tech Giants with Violating Digital Regulations
Google and Apple may incur fines for purportedly breaching the EU's Digital Markets Act, heightening tensions across the Atlantic.
Canada Denounces the Execution of Its Citizens in China Amidst Continuing Strains.
This year, several Canadian citizens have been executed in China, leading Canada's foreign affairs ministry to issue a strong condemnation of the death penalty.
US and Ukrainian Leaders Hold Constructive Discussion Amid Ongoing Conflict
Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy engage in dialogue regarding a partial ceasefire and the possibility of collaboration on air defense systems.
Elon Musk's X Experiences Valuation Recovery to $44 billion.
The value of X social media platform rebounds to its original purchase price following a significant turnaround in its fortunes.
European Union Moves Toward Joint Debt for Military Spending
EU leaders discuss issuing €150 billion in common bonds to strengthen defense capabilities amid shifting geopolitical pressures.
Serbia’s President Warns Against ‘EuroMaidan-Style’ Uprising Amid Mass Protests
Aleksandar Vučić dismisses allegations of sonic weapon use as anti-government demonstrations intensify.
Serbia’s Largest Protest in Decades Challenges President Vučić
Nationwide demonstrations escalate following deadly Novi Sad train station collapse, sparking accusations of corruption and calls for government accountability.
Large-Scale Anti-Government Protests Erupt in Belgrade After Fatal Train Station Collapse
More than 100,000 Serbians gathered to protest against corruption and call for accountability following the tragedy in Novi Sad.
Huge Anti-Government Demonstrations Erupt in Belgrade After Fatal Train Station Collapse
More than 100,000 Serbians gather to protest against corruption and call for accountability following the tragedy in Novi Sad.
U.S. Administration Approaches Consensus on TikTok's Future Ahead of April Deadline
Vice President JD Vance expects a significant agreement to tackle national security issues tied to TikTok's ownership by early April.
U.S. Administration Approaches Consensus on TikTok's Future as April Deadline Approaches
Vice President JD Vance expects to finalize a significant agreement concerning national security issues tied to TikTok's ownership by early April.
Trump Administration's Deportation of Alleged Gang Members Sparks Legal Dispute
Use of 1798 Alien Enemies Act to expedite deportations faces judicial challenges and raises constitutional questions.
UK Small Businesses Express Discontent Over Labour's Tax Policies
Increased National Insurance contributions strain relations between small enterprises and the government.
European Industry Leaders Call on EU to Bolster Technological Sovereignty
Airbus, Dassault, and more than 90 companies support 'Buy European' initiatives and the establishment of a sovereign infrastructure fund to enhance the EU's technological autonomy.
European Industry Leaders Call on the EU to Strengthen Technological Sovereignty
Airbus, Dassault, and more than 90 companies support 'Buy European' initiatives and the establishment of a sovereign infrastructure fund to enhance the EU's technological autonomy.
Massive Protests Erupt in Serbia Against President Vučić Amid Corruption Allegations
Hundreds of thousands gather in Belgrade demanding accountability following a fatal railway station collapse.
Serbian Government Denies Use of 'Sonic Weapon' Amidst Massive Protests
Authorities refute allegations of deploying prohibited devices during historic anti-government demonstrations in Belgrade.
Serbia Experiences Unprecedented Protests After the Collapse of Novi Sad Railway Station
Hundreds of thousands gather to protest against the government in light of accusations of corruption and negligence.
Serbia Experiences Unprecedented Protests After the Collapse of Novi Sad Railway Station
Hundreds of thousands gather in protest against the government amid claims of corruption and neglect.
Trump and Putin to Discuss Ukraine Ceasefire Amid Ongoing Conflict
U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are scheduled for a phone call to negotiate a potential ceasefire in Ukraine, as heavy fighting continues.
High-Ranking ISIS Official Eliminated in Collaborative Mission in Iraq.
Abdallah Maki Mosleh al-Rifai, commonly referred to as 'Abu Khadija,' has been confirmed dead following a U.S.-Iraqi military operation.
U.S. Sends South African Ambassador Packing as Tensions Escalate Over Discriminatory Land Seizure Practices.
The expulsion of Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool comes after increasing tensions regarding South Africa's land reform legislation and purported anti-American feelings.
Thus, following countless dead Ukrainians, a devastated nation, a shattered economy, and a significant exodus of the population, NATO has "declared" that Ukraine's membership is no longer being considered.
Connecticut Woman Accused of Keeping Stepson Imprisoned for Twenty Years
Kimberly Sullivan is alleged to have held her stepson captive for more than two decades; he managed to flee by igniting a fire in the house.
US Postal Service Collaborates with Government Efficiency Department to Execute Workforce Reduction Due to Financial Struggles.
USPS intends to reduce its workforce by 10,000 positions by offering voluntary retirements as part of a cost-saving initiative in partnership with the Department of Government Efficiency.
Meta Plans to Introduce Community Notes Feature in March as Part of a Change in Content Moderation Approach.
The innovative crowd-sourced method will be tested, enabling users to contribute context to content on Meta's platforms.