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2026-03-30 00:23

Mass layoffs in the Metaverse

1. Mass layoffs in the Metaverse
1. Mass layoffs in the Metaverse Mark Zuckerberg faces significant challenges as he announces thousands of layoffs amid a recent lawsuit ruling that social media is addictive. This marks a pivotal moment in his ambitious Metaverse project, which he views as a key future endeavor.
2. Free public transport in Australia
2. Free public transport in Australia In response to soaring fuel prices due to the ongoing conflict in Iran, the Australian states of Victoria and Tasmania are offering free public transport. This initiative aims to encourage commuters to reduce reliance on cars and alleviate financial pressure.
3. Drone crash investigation in Finland
3. Drone crash investigation in Finland Two cross-border drones have crashed near Kouvola, approximately 200 kilometers northeast of Helsinki. The Finnish Defence Forces are collaborating with other authorities to investigate the incident, with Prime Minister Petteri Orpo suggesting the drones likely originated from Ukraine.
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2026-03-27 13:07

Sailboats carrying aid for Cuba missing

1. Sailboats carrying aid for Cuba missing
1. Sailboats carrying aid for Cuba missing Two sailboats with nine activists onboard, delivering aid to Cuba, have gone missing, according to the Mexican Navy. The boats were expected to reach the island earlier this week, but authorities have reported a lack of communication with the crew.
2. Inside Tehran as civilian toll of US-Israeli strikes rises
2. Inside Tehran as civilian toll of US-Israeli strikes rises The ongoing US and Israeli strikes in Tehran have increasingly targeted key locations, including police stations and military facilities. Reports indicate a rising civilian toll as these operations continue to escalate.
3. Iran war shockwaves push Saudi Arabia to strike security deal with Ukraine
3. Iran war shockwaves push Saudi Arabia to strike security deal with Ukraine In response to the conflict in Iran, Saudi Arabia has moved to establish a security agreement with Ukraine. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy highlighted the need for improved air defense against Iranian drone attacks, emphasizing the challenges faced in countering such threats.
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2026-03-26 10:50

Ukrainian drones crash in Estonia and Latvia

1. Ukrainian drones crash in Estonia and Latvia
1. Ukrainian drones crash in Estonia and Latvia Stray Ukrainian drones crashed in Estonia and Latvia early on March 25, with one drone striking a chimney at a power station. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported, but the incidents have raised concerns regarding air defense capabilities in the region.
2. G7 gathers in France amid Middle East tensions
2. G7 gathers in France amid Middle East tensions The G7 is convening in France as Iran rejects a 15-point ceasefire plan proposed by US President Donald Trump. The ongoing Middle East conflict has resulted in significant casualties, with over 1,000 deaths reported in Lebanon alone.
3. Trump claims Iran deal is near despite Tehran's rejection
3. Trump claims Iran deal is near despite Tehran's rejection US President Donald Trump stated that a deal to end the conflict in Iran is close, despite Tehran's dismissal of his ceasefire proposal. Iranian officials have outlined their own demands while continuing to escalate attacks against Israel and Gulf Arab nations.
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2026-03-25 00:44

Tourist boom in Japan: Cherry blossom season causes fees to rise

1. Tourist boom in Japan: Cherry blossom season causes fees to rise
1. Tourist boom in Japan: Cherry blossom season causes fees to rise Japan is experiencing a surge in tourism as cherry blossom season approaches, leading to a significant increase in prices for visitors. In a bid to manage the influx, local authorities are implementing new strategies, resulting in doubled costs for some tourist activities.
2. Russia launches nearly 1,000 drones at Ukraine in 24 hours, killing at least eight
2. Russia launches nearly 1,000 drones at Ukraine in 24 hours, killing at least eight In a major escalation, Russia has launched nearly 1,000 drones at Ukraine in a single day, resulting in at least eight fatalities and damage to a UNESCO heritage site in Lviv. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the attack, highlighting Russia's lack of intent to cease hostilities.
3. Volkswagen in talks with Israeli firm about shifting production to missile defence
3. Volkswagen in talks with Israeli firm about shifting production to missile defence Volkswagen is reportedly in discussions with Israel's Rafael Advanced Defence Systems to transition production at its Osnabrueck facility from automotive manufacturing to missile defence systems. This potential shift aims to produce components for the Iron Dome air defence system.
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2026-03-24 13:54

US official claims to have been teleported several times

1. US official claims to have been teleported several times
1. US official claims to have been teleported several times A top US official, Gregg Phillips, has made headlines by claiming he has experienced teleportation multiple times. This revelation comes amidst his recent appointment in the crisis management agency FEMA, raising eyebrows and sparking discussions about the implications of such assertions.
2. Hungary’s foreign minister admits speaking to Russia before and after EU meetings
2. Hungary’s foreign minister admits speaking to Russia before and after EU meetings Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has confirmed that he engages in discussions with Russian officials, as well as counterparts from the US, Turkey, and Israel, prior to and following EU foreign affairs meetings. His comments highlight Hungary's approach to maintaining dialogue with various nations despite EU tensions.
3. Residents take shelter after large explosion at Texas oil refinery
3. Residents take shelter after large explosion at Texas oil refinery A significant explosion at the Valero oil refinery in Port Arthur, Texas, has led to plumes of smoke and prompted local residents to shelter in place. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, according to Mayor Charlotte Moses, who urged the community to remain vigilant during the incident.
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2026-03-23 13:57

Swiss tourist arrested in Bali

1. Swiss tourist arrested in Bali
1. Swiss tourist arrested in Bali A Swiss tourist has been arrested in Bali for allegedly defaming the Nyepi New Year festival on Instagram. Police report that the man demeaned the religious significance of the holiday, which was celebrated last Thursday.
2. Hungary accused of briefing Moscow
2. Hungary accused of briefing Moscow Hungary faces accusations of briefing Moscow on sensitive discussions within the European Union. This allegation comes amid heightened tensions regarding energy policies and geopolitical strategies in the region.
3. Tight race in Slovenia’s elections
3. Tight race in Slovenia’s elections Preliminary results from Slovenia's parliamentary elections show a tight contest between the ruling liberals and opposition right-wing populists. With about 99% of votes counted, the centre-left Freedom Movement, led by Prime Minister Robert Golob, is neck-and-neck with the opposition.
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2026-03-20 16:37

Nearly 100 ships pass the Hormuz Strait

1. Nearly 100 ships pass the Hormuz Strait
1. Nearly 100 ships pass the Hormuz Strait Just under 100 ships have navigated the Strait of Hormuz since the beginning of March, according to data from BBC Verify. This vital waterway remains a key passage for global oil shipments.
2. Macron pushes for tougher EU digital rule enforcement
2. Macron pushes for tougher EU digital rule enforcement French President Emmanuel Macron has called on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to enhance the enforcement of EU digital regulations. This push comes in anticipation of critical elections in 2026 and 2027, aimed at preventing foreign interference.
3. Iranian man arrested for attempting to enter UK nuclear submarine base
3. Iranian man arrested for attempting to enter UK nuclear submarine base An Iranian man has been detained after attempting to access the naval base in Scotland that houses Britain's nuclear submarines. Police Scotland confirmed the arrest of both the 34-year-old man and a 31-year-old woman following the incident at HM Naval Base Clyde.
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2026-03-20 00:21

Chuck Norris Hospitalized

1. Chuck Norris Hospitalized
1. Chuck Norris Hospitalized Action star Chuck Norris has been hospitalized after reportedly training shortly before the incident. Details surrounding his condition remain unclear as fans express concern for the actor known for his role in “Walker, Texas Ranger.”
2. Orbán Blocks EU Loan for Ukraine
2. Orbán Blocks EU Loan for Ukraine Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has blocked a €90 billion loan aimed at supporting Ukraine's energy system. This decision poses a significant threat to the country’s overall survival amidst ongoing conflict and highlights the complex dynamics within European support for Ukraine.
3. Moldova Faces Water Crisis
3. Moldova Faces Water Crisis Moldova is grappling with a drinking water crisis, attributed to contamination from an oil slick believed to be caused by Russia. Residents in several districts, including Balti and Soroca, are facing severe restrictions on access to clean drinking water.
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2026-03-19 16:32

Uber to invest in Rivian for robotaxis

1. Uber to invest in Rivian for robotaxis
1. Uber to invest in Rivian for robotaxis Uber has announced plans to invest up to 1.25 billion US dollars in Rivian Automotive to facilitate the launch of 50,000 robotaxis. The agreement includes an initial purchase of 10,000 fully autonomous Rivian R2 vehicles, with an option for an additional 40,000 by 2030.
2. Pentagon requests additional funding for Iran conflict
2. Pentagon requests additional funding for Iran conflict The Pentagon is seeking an additional 200 billion dollars in funding for the ongoing conflict in Iran, according to a senior administration official. This request, made to the White House, represents a significant increase in financial support for military operations in the region.
3. Russian blogger placed in psychiatric facility
3. Russian blogger placed in psychiatric facility A pro-Kremlin blogger who recently denounced President Vladimir Putin and the war in Ukraine has reportedly been placed in a psychiatric facility. His social media post, which gained widespread attention, has raised concerns about the treatment of dissenting voices in Russia.
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2026-03-19 12:19

Greek animal airlift evacuates pets and owners from Middle East war

1. Greek animal airlift evacuates pets and owners from Middle East war
1. Greek animal airlift evacuates pets and owners from Middle East war A flight carrying dozens of cats, dogs, and their owners arrived in Athens on Wednesday, marking a successful government initiative to evacuate pets from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Greece’s interior and foreign ministries collaborated for days to coordinate this operation, ensuring Greek nationals could return home with their beloved animals.
2. Switzerland in the top 10 – Finland remains number 1
2. Switzerland in the top 10 – Finland remains number 1 Finland has once again been named the happiest country in the world in the World Happiness Report 2026. Switzerland has improved its ranking, moving up several places, while researchers noted that excessive social media use could negatively impact overall happiness levels.
3. Slovenia urges EU to probe reports that Israeli spies meddled in election race
3. Slovenia urges EU to probe reports that Israeli spies meddled in election race As Slovenia prepares for elections on Sunday, the country is calling on the European Union to investigate allegations of Israeli interference. Leaked recordings suggest that prominent figures discussed attempts to link the liberal candidate, Robert Golob, to corruption, raising concerns about the integrity of the electoral process.
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Commission orders X to retain AI records
2026-01-08 14:15
Meanwhile, Brussels will see similarly low temperatures, reaching only 1 degree, accompanied by mixed precipit…
Meanwhile, Brussels will see similarly low temperatures, reaching only 1 degree, accompanied by mixed precipitation and wind speeds of 27 kilometers per hour. In Berlin and Riga, conditions remain bitterly cold, with both cities struggling to rise above freezing, and light snow possible in Berlin. Lastly, Stockholm is also facing a frigid day with temperatures below zero and a chance of light snow showers.
In a chilling weather update, London is bracing for a cold day with temperatures peaking at around 4 degrees C…
In a chilling weather update, London is bracing for a cold day with temperatures peaking at around 4 degrees Celsius, while heavy rain is expected to bring over 20 millimeters of precipitation.
Commission orders X to retain AI records The European Commission has instructed Elon Musk’s X to preserve al…
Commission orders X to retain AI records The European Commission has instructed Elon Musk’s X to preserve all internal documents related to its AI chatbot Grok. This directive comes as part of the regulatory powers granted under the Digital Services Act, amidst growing concerns over the chatbot's controversial features.
Ukraine braces for severe winter amid Russian attacks Ukraine is preparing for a harsh cold snap, with tempera…
Ukraine braces for severe winter amid Russian attacks Ukraine is preparing for a harsh cold snap, with temperatures expected to plummet to minus 20 degrees Celsius. As freezing weather approaches, Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko warned that Russian missile and drone strikes could intensify, potentially disrupting electricity supplies further.
German president criticizes Trump’s impact on global order German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has cond…
German president criticizes Trump’s impact on global order German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has condemned former U.S. President Donald Trump for undermining the global order. He urged international leaders to prevent a descent into chaos, where the unscrupulous exploit the system for their gain.
EU to provide financial support to Jordan The European Union is set to approve a €500 million loan to Jordan…
EU to provide financial support to Jordan The European Union is set to approve a €500 million loan to Jordan during a summit in Amman today. EU leaders, including Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa, will meet with King Abdullah II to discuss this financial assistance.
Ongoing violence in Aleppo Clashes between Kurdish forces and Syrian government troops are escalating in Alepp…
Ongoing violence in Aleppo Clashes between Kurdish forces and Syrian government troops are escalating in Aleppo, with reports of at least twelve civilian casualties over the past three days. The situation remains tense as fighting continues in the region. Next.
China's crackdown on underground churches has escalated, with nine prominent leaders from the Early Rain Coven…
China's crackdown on underground churches has escalated, with nine prominent leaders from the Early Rain Covenant Church arrested in Chengdu. This raid highlights the increasing pressure on unregistered religious groups amid a broader campaign against dissent in the country.
Protests in Iran are intensifying, with demonstrators calling for US President Donald Trump's intervention.
Protests in Iran are intensifying, with demonstrators calling for US President Donald Trump's intervention. As tensions rise, both Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin are being drawn into the fray, with Putin potentially acting as a mediator in the ongoing unrest.
The fragility of relations between the UK and Ireland is under scrutiny as the British government reassesses i…
The fragility of relations between the UK and Ireland is under scrutiny as the British government reassesses its global standing post-Brexit. This situation has sparked renewed discussions about defense and cooperation, emphasizing the need for unity in the face of external pressures. Next.
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