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Brazil’s power grid load dropped to 14.4% during 2026 World Cup matches
This was reported on Thursday, June 25, by the National Electric System Operator (ONS).
Intensive use of AI remains rare among eurozone companies, ECB researchers find
Only 7% of eurozone companies use AI intensively, with small, young firms leading adoption, an ECB survey found.
US diplomat reassures Taiwan of support for ‘Six Assurances’ despite Trump, but no timeline for arms package
US diplomat Michael DeSombre reassured Taiwan of support for 'Six Assurances' despite Trump's previous rejection.
Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz increased by 105%, Iran objects to Oman’s new route
According to maritime intelligence firm Kpler, ship crossings through the key waterway increased by 105 percent on June 24, 2026, reaching 70 crossings.
After Anthropic model ban, US assures India it won’t use AI ‘kill switch’
The US assured India that future AI models will not be shut down after banning Anthropic models.
Apple changes Mac chip strategy: M6 to launch without Pro and Max, company prepares AI-focused M7 lineup
Apple plans to launch the M6 chip without Pro and Max versions, focusing on AI capabilities with the M7 lineup.
“Toy Story 5” grossed over $310 million in global box office
The film, created by Pixar Animation Studios and distributed by The Walt Disney Company, grossed over $310 million during its first weekend of screening.
Conference on the Reconstruction of Ukraine: Warsaw and Kyiv Attempt to Smooth Over Differences
Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko addressed Poland at the Ukraine Reconstruction Conference in Gdansk.
FIFA Invites Russia to U-15 World Cup in Azerbaijan for First Time Since Suspension
FIFA announced on Wednesday that it had sent invitations to all member associations to participate in the U-15 World Cup and the accompanying festival.
German police prepare for large-scale protests and possible unrest at AfD conference in Erfurt
German police are preparing for what could become one of the largest protests against the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) in recent years.
European Commission Tightens Rules for Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services, Seeking Technological Sovereignty
This step may cause discontent in Washington as Brussels advances its program for Europe's technological sovereignty.
Lower house of Spain’s parliament calls on Prime Minister Sanchez to resign
The proposal was supported by 177 votes in favor against 171 against and one abstention in the house, which has 350 seats.
Iraq Denies Government Proposals to Leave OPEC
Iraq's Ministry of Oil denied government proposals to leave OPEC, emphasizing commitment to production quotas.
Trump asks Congress for $88 billion for Iran war and farmer aid
This request has been long anticipated, given the significant expenses incurred during the four-month conflict in the Middle East.
Ford Hires Over 350 Engineers to Address Automated System Errors
This happened despite Ford ranking first in the J.D.
Dollar on track for largest monthly gain in a year amid Fed rate hike expectations
inflation data that could confirm growing investor confidence that the Federal Reserve will raise rates at least once this year.
US inflation hits three-year high as consumer spending rises
US consumer spending accelerated in May as prices rose at the fastest pace in over three years.
International community pledges aid to Venezuela after devastating earthquakes
Geological Survey estimated that the final death toll could range from 10,000 to 100,000 people.
Australia’s social media ban for teens had little impact on their habits, research shows
This became one of the first assessments of these leading global measures.
EU countries push for oil exploration to be considered green investment
This means that oil and gas sector giants investing billions in new oil wells and gas fields could be included in sustainable investment funds.
Trump criticizes Europe but praises Poland and Turkey, calling Nawrocki’s victory the ‘biggest sensation in 50 years’
Trump called Erdogan a strong NATO ally, stating that he does everything expected of him.
Mexico invests $40 billion in state plan to develop renewable energy
Mexico plans to invest $40 billion in renewable energy by 2030, aiming for 32,000 MW of new capacity.
International Criminal Court Judges Sue Donald Trump Over Sanctions
They called these measures a "financial death sentence" due to their broad impact on financial and professional operations.
Magnitude 7.2 earthquake shakes Japan after tremors in Venezuela
A magnitude 7.2 earthquake shook northern Japan on Wednesday, when it was already early Thursday due to the time difference, causing no significant damage.
Google Begins Lowering Play Store Fees Under Epic Games Settlement
Now, the companies have reached an agreement, and Google is starting to implement changes in the app store as agreed upon in their settlement.
International scientists call for digitization and support of the National Herbarium of Ukraine in Kyiv
International scientists urge digitization of Ukraine's National Herbarium in Kyiv to preserve 2.3 million plant specimens.
WHO Head: Global Ebola Risk Remains Low Despite Case in France
This case is the first detected case of the deadly hemorrhagic fever outside Africa during the current outbreak, which has also affected Uganda.
Spanish Senate Approves People’s Party Resolution Urging Sanchez to Call Elections
The Spanish Senate approved a resolution calling for Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to call elections.
10-year-old boy accused of attempted rape and murder in France
This was reported by the prosecutor of Saint-Brieuc (Côtes-d'Armor) on Wednesday, June 24.
UK records hottest June day in history
Thermometers showed 35.8 degrees Celsius in the village of Wiggonholt in West Sussex county, about 70 km from London.
US will not undermine security of allies in Persian Gulf, Marco Rubio says
If Iran does not show such a desire, the US president will certainly have other options.
Tankers with 35 million barrels of oil leave the Strait of Hormuz after US-Iran deal
This is according to data from Kpler, a company that tracks global trade flows.
Schnabel from ECB: Further rate hikes needed to achieve 2% inflation target
However, since then, progress in peace negotiations has significantly reduced oil prices.
US plans to sell General Electric aircraft engines to Turkey for hundreds of millions of dollars despite Congress objections
The Trump administration plans to sell aircraft engines to Turkey despite Congress objections.
Czech Constitutional Court Orders Government to Allow President Pavel to Attend NATO Summit
Relations between Pavel and Babiš's government have been strained.
Bill Gates Reveals Identities of Russian Lovers, Claims Jeffrey Epstein Tried to Blackmail Him
Congressional committee investigating the Epstein case.
Pentagon Develops Explosives from Coffee Grounds and Coconut Fibers for Future Wars
Marine Corps conducted experiments in the Pacific region, using 3D printing to create controlled explosive charges.
Iran invites Prime Minister Modi to former Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei’s funeral
Khamenei, who led the Islamic Republic for 36 years, was killed on the first day of military strikes targeting Tehran.
Romania’s Social Democrats propose their leader for prime minister to avoid snap elections
This has led to a situation where no group has enough seats in parliament to form a majority.
Netherlands purchases 700 Ruta ‘Block 2’ cruise missiles for Ukraine worth 250 million euros
The Dutch government is purchasing seven hundred advanced cruise missiles for Ukraine that can reach targets beyond Moscow.
French Nuclear Reactors Cut Production Due to Extreme Heat and Environmental Regulations
In France, a number of nuclear reactors are forced to operate at reduced capacity due to extreme heat.
Germany Prepares to Raise Retirement Age: Merz Supports Reform
Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz defended pension reform proposals in the Bundestag, calling them a big step towards a new pension system.
Lavrov: Russia seeks to clarify whether Trump changed his position on the war in Ukraine after G7
Russia seeks clarification on Trump's stance on Ukraine war after G7 summit, says Lavrov.
London’s National Portrait Gallery removes Churchill video installation after accusations of historical distortion and dispute over Britain’s role in Bengal famine
London's National Portrait Gallery removed a video installation about Churchill after accusations of historical distortion.
Opposition demands explanations from Meloni regarding Rutte’s statements on support for US military operations against Iran from Italian bases
So, this is a significant number." The NATO Secretary General's statements provoked a harsh reaction from the Italian opposition.
Finance Minister Bessent: US GDP growth could return to 3% by year-end
He expressed confidence that the US economy could resume this trajectory.
Trump criticizes U.S. Senate for approving resolution limiting his military powers regarding Iran
President Donald Trump of the USA criticized American senators after the Senate on Tuesday (23) approved a resolution aimed at limiting his military powers.
IAEA Expects Resumption of Nuclear Inspections in Iran Despite ‘War of Words’
On Tuesday in Washington, President Donald Trump threatened to halt peace talks if Iran refuses to allow IAEA inspections at its nuclear facilities.
Gas discovery in Suriname boosts Petronas’ offshore reserves to over one billion barrels
This was announced by the President of Suriname, Jennifer Simons, at an energy conference in the capital Paramaribo.
Canada selects submarine supplier for 120 billion Canadian dollars: a choice between South Korea and Germany
Canada nears decision on $120 billion submarine contract between South Korea and Germany.
$2.2 billion green hydrogen plant to be built in northeastern Brazil with German support
The plant is set to be located in Areia Branca, a coastal city in the state of Rio Grande do Norte, known for producing most of Brazil's sea salt.
Chinese Supercomputer LineShine Becomes Fastest in the World, Surpassing US and Germany
China's LineShine supercomputer tops global rankings, surpassing US and German systems in technological advancements.
France confirms first case of Ebola in doctor returning from DR Congo
In a statement on Wednesday, the French Ministry of Health stated that the medical worker had been working in one of the areas where the virus was circulating.
Rubio heads to Gulf after rocky start to US-Iran talks
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits Gulf allies amid tense US-Iran negotiations and regional conflicts.
Japan unveils $2.3 trillion investment plan for next 14 years
These investments are intended to alleviate supply bottlenecks by addressing the structural labor shortage in the aging country.
Grand Theft Auto VI receives price tag: standard version to cost $79.99
Grand Theft Auto VI standard version priced at $79.99, Ultimate Edition at $99.99, pre-orders start tonight.
Oman opens temporary maritime routes in the Strait of Hormuz and cancels fees
Instead, vessels transiting the strait can use temporary routes located north and south of the existing shipping lanes.
Ukraine begins reform of plant protection products to adapt to EU requirements
Ukraine, which plans to integrate into the European Union, is launching a large-scale reform of the use of plant protection products, one of the most.
New wave of AI concern grips global stock exchanges
Stockholm Stock Exchange managed to stay in the green during Wednesday morning trading, albeit with a slight margin.
Antibodies Discovered That Could Form the Basis of a Vaccine or Treatment for West Nile Virus
Efficacy of antibodies W010 and W014 When cloning antibodies in the laboratory, one of them, named W010, was identified.
Lavrov responds to Zelensky’s ultimatum on Belarus, pledges ‘all possible measures’ of support
In mid-May, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced new attempts by Russia to more actively involve Belarus in the war.
Lithuania Offers Mediation in Dispute Between Poland and Ukraine
Most likely, efforts will have to be made again to organize a conversation between the presidents of Poland and Lithuania.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Rugienė resigns after ten months in office
Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Rugienė on Tuesday resigned along with her cabinet, ending a ten-month tenure.
Russia says US no longer an ‘objective mediator’ in Ukraine war
US-led negotiations to end the deadliest conflict in Europe since World War II remain effectively frozen.
Germany: Number of Corporate Bankruptcies Rises to Highest Level Since 2013
Germany saw the highest number of corporate bankruptcies since 2013, with 12,900 cases in the first half of the year.
UN chief demands ‘the whole truth’ about artificial intelligence’s climate costs
UN chief António Guterres demands transparency on AI's climate costs and launches initiatives for environmental accountability.
Japanese restaurant Wakatori uses 66-year-old frying oil
This establishment, which recently won a gold medal at the Japan Fried Chicken Grand Prix, revealed its secret to success during an interview with the owner.
US dollar reaches yearly high amid Fed rate hike expectations; yen fluctuates near 40-year low
The yen strengthened after approaching a 40-year low.
Canada plans to build up to 10 new nuclear reactors and double uranium exports
Because the scale of the available opportunities is extremely large, and I hope you realize that now.
UN: Israel Deliberately Targeted Children in Gaza
Between October 7, 2023 and October 7, 2025, at least 20,179 children were killed, accounting for about 30 percent of the total deaths.
Amnesty Accuses EU of Complicity in New Crackdown on Migrants in Libya
The EU and its member states have long supported and trained the Libyan coast guard, which intercepts migrants at sea.
Czech President files lawsuit against Prime Minister over exclusion from NATO summit delegation
The court is to consider the issue during its plenary session on Wednesday.
Chinese rocket ‘Long March-12’ boosts payload capacity by 10% with new fuel
China's Long March-12 rocket increased payload capacity by 10% using new high-energy synthetic kerosene fuel.
US Resumes Airstrikes in Somalia After Month-Long Pause, Targeting Al-Shabaab
forces carried out airstrikes over five separate days last week.
Comet 3I/ATLAS may have formed 12 billion years ago in an icy system
New data supporting these assumptions were obtained from observations made by the James Webb space telescope and the ALMA observatory.
Oracle Cuts 21,000 Jobs in a Year Amid AI Implementation
Company Oracle cut about 21,000 jobs over the past twelve months.
Annual inflation in Canada reaches 29-month high amid rising oil prices
Canada's annual inflation rate rose to a 29-month high in May, reaching 3.2 percent.
India and Israel discuss expanding defense and industrial cooperation
The discussions focused on enhancing cooperation in defense production, technologies, and joint projects.
Iran denies discussion of nuclear program in talks with US in Switzerland
During the talks between the United States and Iran in Switzerland, the Iranian nuclear program was not discussed, according to Tehran.
Western Europe prepares for 45-degree heat on weekends
This comes just two weeks after an unusually early and intense heat wave that has already set temperature records.
China Rejects Japan’s Criticism of Military Spending, Calling it ‘Not in Line with Facts’
According to him, Japan will take a transparent approach to investing in new methods of warfare, including drones and artificial intelligence.
Adobe Launches Public Beta of AI Assistants in Creative Cloud for Photoshop, Premiere, and Other Apps
The new chatbots are now being introduced in the largest editing and design programs, including Photoshop, Premiere, Illustrator, InDesign, and Frame.io.
Rhodotorula taiwanensis yeast may be the basis for environmental traps against malaria mosquitoes
Rhodotorula taiwanensis yeast may help reduce malaria transmission
US Defense Minister Announces Review of Troop Deployment in Europe and Threatens to Cut NATO Contributions
European allies and Canada are currently trying to find ways to fill the gaps created by this US decision.
Israel Suspends Contacts with Kaye Kallas Over Apartheid Remarks
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has decided to sever contacts with EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaye Kallas and her office.
OPEC Predicts Increase in Oil Demand to 124 Million Barrels per Day by 2050, Sees No Peak
OPEC cites the global shift towards more favorable oil use policies, as well as increased attention to energy security and energy accessibility.
Afghanistan Introduces Ban on Smartphones for Government Officials and Military
The order, issued by the Supreme Court of Afghanistan, requires them to stop bringing their smartphones to work.
EU Green Bonds Worth 20 Billion Euros Risk Financing Chinese Companies and Undermining Brussels’ Policy
In the context of the Global Green Bond Initiative, there is no exclusion mechanism.
Study reveals link between eight food additives and risk of hypertension and heart disease
This is the first study of its kind to analyze the impact of a wide range of preservatives on human health.
Fed Leaves Rates Unchanged, Officials Split Over Hikes This Year
The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged, with officials split over expectations of raising rates this year.
Innovative Procedure Reduces Knee Pain: Study Shows Pain Scores Drop from 7 to 3
Нова нехірургічна процедура із застосуванням емболізації артерій коліна демонструє значне та тривале полегшення болю.
G7 Countries Agree to Limit Rare Earth Element Imports from China to 60% by 2030
Лідери G7 прагнуть зменшити залежність від Китаю у постачанні критично важливих мінералів та рідкісноземельних елементів, обговорюючи квоти для галузей.
Lagarde Warns of Significant AI Risk to Financial Stability
Цю заяву вона зробила під час виступу у Венеції в середу.
South African Unions Urge Workers to Ignore Anti-Migrant Protests Ahead of June 30 Deadline
This comes amid heightened tensions in the country ahead of June 30, when anti-migrant groups are demanding that all undocumented foreigners leave the country.
UK inflation unexpectedly holds steady at 2.8% in May
Інфляція у Великій Британії залишилася незмінною в травні, підтримавши підхід Банку Англії "почекати і подивитися" напередодні засідання.
Central Banks Return Gold Reserves Home and Expect Increased Purchases
Over the past 12 months, 9% of respondents increased domestic storage, compared to 5% the previous year.
Leaders of Top AI Companies to Gather at G7 to Discuss Risks and Regulation
“There is a shift in who is getting a seat at the table, and this is a signal of where the power is,” she told CNBC.
Syrian Oil Company Signs Contract with ConocoPhillips and Novaterra to Develop Gas Sector
This agreement is part of Damascus' efforts to attract international investments to develop the energy sector and improve production.
Solar-powered cold storage reduces crop losses in Africa to less than 2%
In Kenya, producers of rosemary, basil, and other valuable crops destined for European supermarkets are already benefiting from pay-per-use cooling services.
New Jewish-Arab party ‘A Place for Us All’ launches in Israel ahead of elections
It will be led by Rula Daoud and Alon-Lee Green, who are co-directors of the Israeli-Palestinian grassroots movement Standing Together.
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Brazil’s power grid load dropped to 14.4% during 2026 World Cup matches
This was reported on Thursday, June 25, by the National Electric System Operator (ONS).
Intensive use of AI remains rare among eurozone companies, ECB researchers find
Only 7% of eurozone companies use AI intensively, with small, young firms leading adoption, an ECB survey found.
US diplomat reassures Taiwan of support for ‘Six Assurances’ despite Trump, but no timeline for arms package
US diplomat Michael DeSombre reassured Taiwan of support for 'Six Assurances' despite Trump's previous rejection.
Ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz increased by 105%, Iran objects to Oman’s new route
According to maritime intelligence firm Kpler, ship crossings through the key waterway increased by 105 percent on June 24, 2026, reaching 70 crossings.
After Anthropic model ban, US assures India it won’t use AI ‘kill switch’
The US assured India that future AI models will not be shut down after banning Anthropic models.
Apple changes Mac chip strategy: M6 to launch without Pro and Max, company prepares AI-focused M7 lineup
Apple plans to launch the M6 chip without Pro and Max versions, focusing on AI capabilities with the M7 lineup.
“Toy Story 5” grossed over $310 million in global box office
The film, created by Pixar Animation Studios and distributed by The Walt Disney Company, grossed over $310 million during its first weekend of screening.
Conference on the Reconstruction of Ukraine: Warsaw and Kyiv Attempt to Smooth Over Differences
Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko addressed Poland at the Ukraine Reconstruction Conference in Gdansk.
FIFA Invites Russia to U-15 World Cup in Azerbaijan for First Time Since Suspension
FIFA announced on Wednesday that it had sent invitations to all member associations to participate in the U-15 World Cup and the accompanying festival.
German police prepare for large-scale protests and possible unrest at AfD conference in Erfurt
German police are preparing for what could become one of the largest protests against the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) in recent years.
European Commission Tightens Rules for Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services, Seeking Technological Sovereignty
This step may cause discontent in Washington as Brussels advances its program for Europe's technological sovereignty.
Lower house of Spain’s parliament calls on Prime Minister Sanchez to resign
The proposal was supported by 177 votes in favor against 171 against and one abstention in the house, which has 350 seats.