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Petition to Restore Huang as Nvidia CEO Draws 100,000 Signatures
An online petition urging Jensen Huang’s return as Nvidia CEO has topped 100,000 signatures. Major shareholders Brad Gerstner and Gavin Baker also urged Nvidia’s board to consider his return. The petition draws support from Elon Musk, Tim…
Türkiye and Qatar Seal Mutual Defense Pact, Condemn Israel's Gaza Actions
Turkey and Qatar signed a mutual defense pact in Istanbul, pledging stronger collective security. The agreement includes security consultations, military exercises, and defense cooperation. Leaders also signed agreements covering trade,…
Filipino Singer Claims Eurovision Asia’s Inaugural Crown in Bangkok
Filipino singer Carmelle won the inaugural Eurovision Song Contest Asia, held in Bangkok. Her song “Sobra-Sobra,” an anthem celebrating women’s empowerment, secured the victory. Carmelle scored 211 points, topping both jury and public…
Zelensky: US Linked Donbas Pullout to NATO Path for Ukraine
Zelensky says US negotiators proposed Ukraine withdraw from Donbas for NATO membership. Kyiv won’t surrender territory without strong security guarantees. US-brokered talks ended without a breakthrough, as Zelensky warned against a…
Hungary Finds Nearly $20M in Corruption Investigation
Hungarian investigators uncovered nearly twenty million dollars in hidden cash during corruption searches. The money, found in buildings and buried in forests, was transferred to the state treasury. Former minister Miklos Sesztak is…
Europe Struggles to Choose a Voice for Ukraine Talks With Putin
Europe will join Ukraine negotiations through an E5 team, not one representative. Kaja Kallas says talks should begin with a ceasefire, before broader security issues. She warns Russia must not dictate Europe’s role or negotiating demands.…
At Least 24 Dead in Bus-truck Crash in Northeast India
A bus collided with a truck in Assam, India, killing at least 24 people. Several victims were college students, officials said, though they have not been publicly identified. Police are investigating the cause; a state minister called it…
Car Bomb in Moscow Wounds Former Ukrainian Political Aide
A car explosion in Moscow injured Sergey Zavorotny, a former aide to Ukraine’s prime minister. Russia is investigating; Ukrainian authorities have not commented. Peace talks ended without breakthrough, but negotiators agreed to include…
IAEA Raises Alarm Over Unchecked Iran Nuclear Facility
The IAEA says Iran has blocked inspections of its underground uranium facility at Isfahan. The agency cannot verify the site’s location, safeguards status, or nuclear material contents. Satellite images show vehicles near nearby tunnels,…
Ukrainian Drone Strike Hits Russian Warship Off Finland Coast
Ukraine says its forces used drones to strike a Russian missile ship in the Baltic Sea. Russia reported intercepting 105 drones bound for Moscow, disrupting flights at three regional airports. US envoys are pursuing a major prisoner…
Europe to Join Ukraine Peace Effort as Russia Shuns Ceasefire Talks
European officials are expected to join the next Ukraine peace talks, U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff said. Ukraine’s Zelensky welcomed their involvement, pressing for Europeans to negotiate as equal partners. Abu Dhabi talks reportedly stalled,…
Pope Leo Makes Historic Peru Return, Urges Justice for Abuse Victims
Pope Leo returned to Peru, calling the country his homeland and honoring its people. He urged bishops to serve the poor, defend Indigenous communities, and protect women. Leo also demanded truth and justice in addressing clergy abuse and…
Russia Intensifies Overnight Strikes on Ukraine’s Food and Military Factories
Russian air defenses reportedly downed three helicopters near Ust-Luga, killing seven personnel. Russia launched overnight strikes across Ukraine, including a drone attack on a Kyiv apartment block. A Russian missile badly damaged a major…
Russian Serviceman Killed in St. Petersburg Car Bombing as Attacks Grow
A car bomb killed a Russian colonel in St. Petersburg’s Slavyanka neighborhood. The explosive device was reportedly attached beneath his car and detonated remotely. Russian investigators opened a murder case; reports have not confirmed the…
Ukraine Says Starshield Limits Again Hamper Defenses Amid Peace Talks
Ukraine says Starshield speed restrictions are disrupting military communications across the front line. The limits are hampering efforts to intercept Russian jet-powered drones, allowing some strikes through. Meanwhile, U.S. envoys Steve…
Trump Envoys Head to Moscow After Ukraine Peace Talks Stall
Russia’s strikes on Kyiv killed one person, injured seven, and damaged homes. After peace talks stalled, U.S. envoys planned meetings with Putin and Zelensky. They aimed to discuss negotiations, prisoner releases, humanitarian relief, and…
Israeli Strike on Gaza Hospital Leaves at Least Six Dead
An Israeli strike hit Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, killing six people, including patients and medical staff. Israel said it targeted Hamas commander Muhammad Abu Ismail, who allegedly planned attacks from the hospital. Palestinian…
Teen Found Alive After Six Days Lost in Australian Bushland
Police rescued a seventeen-year-old autistic boy alive after six days missing in the Australian bush. He was found in eastern Australian woodlands, bringing a remarkable search to a close. His mother joked he was grounded for life and…
Alexander Darchiev, Russia’s US Envoy, Dies at 66
Russia’s ambassador to the United States, Alexander Darchiev, has died in Moscow, aged 66. A veteran diplomat, he led Russian delegations in Ukraine-war talks with Washington. Moscow said he died of a chronic illness, without specifying…
Ukraine Talks Focus on Security as US Seeks Putin’s Nod for Europe
Abu Dhabi talks involving Russia, Ukraine and the United States ended without a breakthrough. Zelensky rejected Russia’s demands for Ukraine to surrender land. Both sides agreed to a major prisoner exchange, though officials have not…