Wife of Spain’s Prime Minister to Stand Trial on Embezzlement and Influence Peddling Charges
The two-year legal case against Gómez is one of several corruption scandals increasingly pressuring Sánchez’s government.
Catholic Church Condemns Euthanasia Law in France, Calls for Resistance
The French Parliament approved a euthanasia law despite opposition from the Catholic Church, which called for resistance.
US Vice President says Epstein ‘appeared to be connected’ to Israeli and American intelligence
He made these statements during a three-hour interview with podcaster Joe Rogan, which garnered over one million views on YouTube in less than 24 hours.
Iran prepares new blow to global oil: Houthi ordered to be ready to block Red Sea
Iran has called on the Yemeni Houthi movement to be ready to block shipping through the Bab al-Mandab Strait.
Study: AI Chatbots More Likely to Criticize Western Leaders Than Authoritarian Ones
For example, if you ask the Anthropic Claude chatbot to create a critical pamphlet about U.S.
Puigdemont Celebrates EU Court Victory, Vows to Pursue Catalonia’s Independence
Puigdemont celebrates EU court approval of amnesty law, calling it a new impulse for Catalan separatism.
EU demands Google open Android and search data to AI competitors
EU statements on digital transformation
“Society is undergoing a profound digital transformation.
Germany seeks to introduce criminal liability for denying Israel’s right to exist
Germany’s Bundesrat supports a bill criminalizing the denial of Israel’s right to exist, sparking debates on free speech and anti-Semitism.
Last British steelworks nationalized: government calls it ‘vital for the economy’
The British government nationalized the last British steelworks, calling it vital for the economy.
AI May Initially Fuel Inflation Before Reducing It — Fed
Artificial intelligence may initially fuel inflation and then contribute to its reduction.