KYIV (Reuters) – On Saturday, Russian shelling killed at least five civilians in various regions of Ukraine, according to officials. Officials in Ukraine’s Kherson region reported three deaths: one in the administrative center, also known as Kherson, one outside the city, and one near the northern city of Beryslav. TheRead More →
France’s BARCELONNETTE (AFP) – Stage 18 of the Tour de France saw Belgian Victor Campenaerts cry tears of joy. Tadej Pogacar, the overall leader, and defending champion Jonas Vingegaard withheld their thunder for three difficult stages during the last weekend. As the flight cleared out fifteen minutes early, Pogacar andRead More →
(Reuters) – Along with NBCUniversal and the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee, Alphabet’s Google will integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into the American coverage of the Paris Olympics, enabling sports commentators to utilize AI to explain contests. The tech company made this announcement on Thursday. The three organizations released a statementRead More →
(Reuters) – Italian Goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio has joined Juventus from another Serie A team Monza, the Turin-based team said on Friday. Juventus announced that they and Monza had reached an agreement wherein the latter would pay 18 million euros ($19.50 million) to acquire Di Gregorio.A graduate of Inter Milan’sRead More →
Romania’s Bucharest (AP) — Social media celebrity Andrew Tate was ordered by a court in the capital of Romania on Friday to leave the country but stay in the European Union while he awaits trial for rape, human trafficking, and organising a criminal organisation to sexually abuse women. Mateea Petrescu,Read More →
MUNICH (AP) — It’s possible that the Netherlands is peaking at the ideal moment. After putting on by far its greatest performance at Euro 2024, the Dutch team defeated Romania 3-0 on Tuesday to advance to its first quarterfinal in the European Championship in sixteen years. The Dutch advanced toRead More →
Following a fatal plane accident that is thought to have taken the life of Yevgeny Prigozhin, the volatile leader of the mercenary organization, President Vladimir Putin has ordered Wagner troops to swear loyalty to the Russian government. On Friday, the Kremlin declared that Western claims that Prigozhin had been executedRead More →
Starting on Friday, when extensive EU regulations compel digital businesses to comply, the biggest names in technology must take action against unlawful material and maintain user safety for Europeans online. The historic Digital Services Act (DSA) requires digital companies to tighten up content policing in order to shield European usersRead More →
ANKARA/LONDON (Reuters) – Turkey’s lira has hit a record low before of the country’s election decision on Sunday, with investors apprehensive about what may happen if Tayyip Erdogan gains another decade in power. ‘Erdonomics,’ as the 69-year-old president’s unconventional, growth-seeking policies are known, have pushed the lira down 80% inRead More →
(Reuters) reports from London. Google won a lawsuit filed on behalf of 1.6 million individuals against a British hospital trust over medical information transferred to the US internet giant. In 2015, the Royal Free London NHS Trust handed patient data to Google’s artificial intelligence business DeepMind Technologies in order toRead More →
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