Samuel L. Jackson’s ‘racist Argentina’ post sparks backlash from Argentines
Samuel L. Jackson called Argentina one of the most racist countries, sparking widespread criticism from Argentines.
Indian court sentences 44 Somali pirates to life imprisonment
The Indian Navy rescued the sailors and detained the attackers in 2024.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham announces reduction in electricity bill taxes
Details and financing
On the second day after taking office, Andy Burnham reported that VAT on household electricity bills will be abolished from 1 October.
Anthropic to pay 1.3 billion euros in largest copyright settlement in history
court has approved a settlement agreement between Anthropic and a group of authors for 1.5 billion U.S.
Russian military ship conducted live-fire exercises near the UK coast
The ship, monitored by the Royal Navy, conducted artillery exercises south of Plymouth on Monday.
US Defense Secretary Hegseth Replaced Civilian Protection Staff with AI Before Iran War
This was reported by The New Republic, citing The Intercept.
Judit Polgar Declines Presidency of Hungary Following Peter Magyar’s Proposal
Search for a new candidate
Magyar proposed making Polgar, considered the greatest chess player in history, president in a social media post on Sunday evening.
Federal US judge temporarily blocks Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery merger
With this lawsuit, we are fighting for a free and fair market, as well as a thriving film and television industry that serves both creators and viewers.
Israel refused to help Ukraine to avoid ‘annoying Russia,’ says former UK defense minister
The former head of the UK’s defense department wrote about this in a post on X.
Nigeria and Ghana call on African Union to address ‘Afrophobic protests’ in South Africa
Nigeria and Ghana condemned recent Afrophobic protests in South Africa and seek African Union intervention.