Australia has enacted a groundbreaking law prohibiting teenagers under 16 from creating social media accounts. The law mandates platforms to verify users' ages and imposes hefty fines for violations. The changes will take effect in a year.
The alliance explores potential resolutions to strengthen Ukraine’s position while avoiding escalation with Russia.
Efraim Halevy revealed that Israel provided weapons and support to Al-Qaeda-affiliated groups in Syria, drawing widespread criticism.
The companies plan to manufacture Nvidia's Blackwell AI chips at TSMC’s new Arizona plant, with production expected to start in 2025.
Beijing retaliates against arms sales to Taiwan, targeting 13 U.S. military companies and freezing executives' assets.
The U.S. president drew attention after appearing to doze off at an official event, sparking criticism and debate.
France faces its first government resignation over a no-confidence vote since 1962. The trigger: a divisive 2025 budget.
Protests in Tbilisi have intensified as demonstrators erected and set fire to barricades on Rustaveli Avenue. Clashes with law enforcement escalated, with protesters using fireworks. The unrest was sparked by the suspension of Georgia’s EU integration process.
Europe has reported another damaged underwater fiber optic cable, this time between Finland and Sweden. This marks the third such incident in the Baltic region, raising concerns about infrastructure security.
Over the past 60 years, most South Korean presidents have faced tragic endings to their careers, including prison sentences, impeachments, revolutions, or even death. The only exception has been Moon Jae-in, who completed his term without controversy.
China is seeing a surge in the sales of AI-powered pets. These robots, capable of recognizing emotions, responding to affection, and mimicking the sounds of purring or barking, are becoming a favorite choice for busy individuals.
A man in China, identified as Wang, created and posted a fake arrest warrant for himself online, offering $4,000 as a reward for his capture. While intended as a joke, the stunt led to his detention by police for spreading false information.
South Korea’s parliament voted against President Yoon Suk Yeol’s martial law declaration. The president withdrew the order, but the political crisis deepens as the opposition threatens impeachment proceedings.
Nearly 100,000 Volkswagen employees in Germany have stopped work at nine factories in protest against the company's plans to cut costs and increase profits. This is the largest strike in the automaker’s history, with the company facing the unprecedented threat of plant closures after 87 years of operation.
The Israeli military has announced a $5 million reward for information on hostages held in Gaza. Amid the devastation and humanitarian crisis, this move raises questions about its morality and effectiveness.
After martial law was imposed and then lifted, Kazakh diplomats stand ready to ensure the safety of their compatriots.
President Yoon Suk-yeol takes drastic steps amid threat of political paralysis. How did the country respond to these emergency measures?
According to the UN, reported via CNN, Israel has violated the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon over 100 times. These allegations are based on reports from peacekeepers documenting the incidents.
At a dinner between Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau, the discussion of duties turned into a joke by Trump about turning Canada into the 51st US state
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The Bosch Group has announced plans to cut 7,000 jobs worldwide, with most of the cuts affecting employees in Germany. Wage and hour reductions are also expected for the remaining employees.
Wizz Air is offering a new €499 pass that allows almost unlimited travel across Europe, Africa and Asia. It is limited to a maximum of three flights per day, with an additional fee of €9.99 per flight.
Mexico City is home to the world's largest grocery market, Central de Abasto, which has also become the largest rooftop solar power plant in the world, generating up to 25 GWh of energy per year.
The U.S. is lifting restrictions on bomb sales to Saudi Arabia. More than $750 million worth of arms are scheduled to be delivered in the coming months, the WSJ reported.
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