Trump paid $5.6 million to E. Jean Carroll after court ruling in sexual assault case
President Donald Trump paid 5.6 million dollars to writer E.
Trump swaps proposed 20% fee in Strait of Hormuz for investment deals with Gulf nations
Now Trump seeks to conclude trade and investment deals with each of the Persian Gulf countries.
New York Becomes First U.S. State to Suspend Construction of Large Data Centers
The state’s Department of Environmental Protection will not issue permits for which the review has not yet been completed.
EU Eases Rules for Smart Glasses After US Pressure, Removing Hurdles for Meta
The European Commission exempted wearable technologies from rules requiring removable batteries, removing obstacles for Meta’s smart glasses in the EU market.
Musk’s Colossus 2 Data Center Faces Emissions Allegations Over 59 Unpermitted Gas Turbines
According to Reuters, the company installed 59 temporary mobile gas turbines without the necessary permits.
WHO: Actual number of Ebola cases in DRC may be at least twice the official figures
WHO has confirmed at least 1,963 cases of the disease, of which at least 719 have been fatal.
Ukrainian forces strike over 100 Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov in eight days
The Sea of Azov is located between Russia, the occupied south of Ukraine, and the annexed Crimea.
Polish diplomat says Modi helped convince Putin not to use nuclear weapons in 2022
Poland praised India’s role in preventing nuclear escalation in Russia’s war against Ukraine, according to Deputy Foreign Minister Władysław Teofil Bartoszewski.
EU Prepares to Introduce Emergency Duties and Quotas on Chinese Imports Due to Sharp Increase in Trade Imbalance
The bloc does not expect Beijing to make structural changes to its economic model.
Russian missile strikes made June the deadliest month for civilians in Ukraine since April 2022
This came amid an escalation of long-range Russian missile strikes.