Activists protest outside the U.S. Capitol against the arrival of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his speech in the Senate. Experts link this to recent threats by Hamas and accusations of provocations by Israel.
The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation has proposed that deputies remove the ban on the organization of the circulation and advertising of cryptocurrencies from the draft law on the regulation of digital currency. It is also proposed to authorize exchange trading in cryptocurrency within the framework of the EPR.
Elon Musk announced that he is moving SpaceX's headquarters from Hawthorne, California to Starbase, Texas in response to a new LGBT law that requires schools not to notify parents of children's sexual orientation. Musk stated that this law is a threat to families and businesses.
US Vice President James Vance joked that Britain would become the first Muslim country with nuclear weapons, hinting at the large number of Muslim migrants among residents and in leadership positions.
MEPs are pushing to strip Hungary of its voting rights in the European Union following Prime Minister Viktor Orban's visits to Moscow and Beijing. They argue that the trips undermine EU unity and contradict the union's common policy.
Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili is accused of belonging to a radical group acting in the interests of external forces. The accusations were made by the mayor of Tbilisi and ruling party member Kaladze. The situation is causing serious political unrest in the country.
Donald Trump has picked Sen. James David Vance of Ohio to be his vice presidential running mate. Vance, a former Marine and best-selling author of "Hillbilly Elegy," is considered a "rising star" in the Republican Party.
Donald Trump assassination attempt: 20-year-old Pennsylvania shooter missed due to wind. Bild claims that the wind deflected the bullet that could have killed Trump. The snipers are sure that the strongest wind was needed for such an effect.
The most expensive wedding in India's history: a $600 million grand event featuring stars and politicians.
Undersea internet cables at risk: sabotage, espionage and the struggle for global influence.
Modern vehicles are increasingly being equipped with Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS) to improve safety. These systems become a permanent surveillance system, recording the driver's every movement.
Chinese electric car maker BYD has signed an agreement to build a $1 billion plant in Turkey to supply Europe. The new plant will produce 150,000 vehicles per year and will start production by the end of 2026.
US companies VivoKey and Dangerous Things have developed the Apex implantable cryptocurrency wallet, which is implanted under the skin and supports multiple cryptocurrencies. Transactions are processed inside a chip that is read by smartphones.
Apple has warned iPhone users in 98 countries, including India, of targeted spying attacks related to the victims' professional activities. The company urges users to take precautions and take the threats seriously.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reported significant progress in truce talks in the Gaza Strip aimed at a permanent ceasefire. He emphasized that the Palestinian group is ready for a truce at any time and called on Israel to stop spreading the conflict to the region and for Western countries to stop supporting Israel.
Ilon Musk has accused messenger WhatsApp of spying, saying it is a surveillance program. His comment followed a user's complaint about the appearance of ads in Instagram related to a WhatsApp discussion.
Dior and Armani bags labeled as "Made in Italy" were produced by illegal Chinese workers in poor conditions. Chinese subcontractors were paid significantly less for each bag, which the fashion house sold for a high price.
The banned radical organization ISIS published footage of the attack on police officers in Dagestan in its newspaper al-Naba
Masoud Pezeshkian, a representative of the reformist wing, won a snap election to become Iran's new president. His victory could influence the country's future political transition.
Kazakhstan, Russia and China signed an agreement to create a "single digital corridor" on the China-Kazakhstan-Russia route, which will simplify logistics and improve supply chain efficiency.
At the summit in Astana, President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko urged the SCO countries to take steps to reduce dependence on the dollar, emphasizing the need for action on the part of the leading leaders of China and Russia.
From April 1, the rules for the duty-free importation of goods for personal use into the EAEU countries have changed. The temporary increase in the import threshold has come to an end and the limits have returned to their previous values: 500 euros and 25 kg for luggage, 200 euros and 31 kg for postal items.
China has tightened its counter-espionage law, giving authorities the right to check citizens' smartphones, computers and other devices. These measures have raised concerns among foreign students, workers and businesspeople. In emergency cases, identity checks can be conducted without a warrant.
According to the World Bank's June 26, 2024 report, remittances to developing countries totaled $656 billion in 2023. These remittances have overtaken foreign direct investment and official aid, increasing by 55% over the last decade. India leads among recipient countries, and Latin America and the Caribbean saw the largest growth in remittances.
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