Milei tightens rules: foreigners may be expelled for ‘hatred against Argentina’
Argentina’s President Javier Milei issued a decree allowing expulsion of foreigners for inciting hatred against Argentina.
EU to allocate €10 billion for the construction of up to seven AI-gigafactories
This step is part of the bloc’s strategy to reduce dependence on foreign technologies and develop its own artificial intelligence infrastructure.
UEFA to discuss World Cup boycott over FIFA privatization plan
UEFA has also consulted with the European Commission to find out how Infantino’s plan can be challenged.
Tusk: Poland Was Not Targeted in Russian Attack, Though Missile Violated Airspace
According to Tusk, there is no reason to believe that Poland was the target of the attack.
US Launches Major Strikes on Iran in Response to Attack in Jordan
The United States resumed massive strikes on Iran after a five-day pause in response to an Iranian missile attack.
Brazil Delays Approval of New U.S. Ambassador, Washington Displeased
One of them added that the administration may resort to punitive measures against Brazil as early as the end of the week if the issue is not resolved soon.
Bank of England Keeps Interest Rate at 3.75%
The promised change in economic policy and government spending is expected to provide clearer signals regarding funding sources.
EU allocates 3.5 billion euros to Ukraine for drones and Gripen fighters
These funds are part of an EU aid package worth 90 billion euros, intended to support the Ukrainian budget and finance arms purchases.
US considers seizing troops’ phones over concerns Instagram posts help Iran
The concern is so serious that some US troops deployed in the region may soon be ordered to surrender their phones, Reuters reports citing multiple sources.
86-year-old US farmer rejects $15 million offer to prevent construction of AI data center
American farmer Mervin Raudabaugh, 86 years old, from Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, rejected this million-dollar offer, guided by his personal principles.