Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a United States-backed plan for Gaza, insisting instead on the complete disarmament of Hamas before any military withdrawal, according to reports from Corriere della Sera, RaiNews, and Sky TG24. Netanyahu Rejects U.S. Ceasefire Proposals Over Hamas Disarmament Demands The Israeli government has officially pushed back against the latest U.S. diplomatic initiatives … Read more
According to the Telegraph, the United Kingdom Ministry of Defense launched an urgent investigation after defense officials discovered that a cutting-edge maritime reconnaissance drone was secretly transmitting operational data to a device located in China. The K3 Scout drone, manufactured by Kraken Technology Group, was found to have a compromised camera system containing third-party components … Read more
Helene Askar balances mental health struggles with building a multifaceted career encompassing podcasting, entrepreneurship, and live entertainment, according to Moss Avis. Her creative endeavors include the podcast Helene 2.0, a new business, public speaking events, grave-tending services, a booked show at Parkteatret, and an upcoming international app. Building the Helene 2.0 Podcast and Creative Enterprises … Read more
Livio Berruti, the Italian sprinter who broke American dominance in the 200-meter dash by winning gold and setting a world record at the 1960 Rome Olympics, died at the age of 87, according to reporting by journalist Marco Bonarrigo. Berruti passed away in a clinic in his native Turin just before the start of the … Read more
Australian Microsoft and Xbox users face strict new age verification requirements to access adult-rated titles and applications, according to an announcement reported by Press Start. The regulatory compliance mandate requires adult Xbox account holders to confirm they are 18 or older to access mature digital content in the Microsoft and Xbox store, matching broader government … Read more
Berkshire Hathaway ended June with $364.7 billion in cash and Treasury bills, marking a 4% decrease from three months earlier and the first quarterly drop in the conglomerate’s cash holdings in four years, according to WSJ via the dailyhodl.com. The reduction in the massive cash stockpile was driven by strategic deployment, including a $10 billion … Read more
Universal jurisdiction prosecutions for international crimes are expanding quietly in domestic courts across Europe, Latin America, and Africa, but accountability efforts targeting the Asia-Pacific remain rare, according to researchers at Griffith Law School. While victims of atrocity crimes in Myanmar and Sri Lanka increasingly push for domestic filings, strict regional norms of sovereignty and non-interference … Read more
The Cost Breakdown of Dublin’s Grab-and-Go Lunch Market According to retail data compiled by local outlets, Tesco meal deals have risen from €3.50 to €5 for customers without a club card. Premium convenience options have climbed even higher. Independent spots like Bear Market price pre-made sandwiches at €8.95, while Café 28 on Dame Street charges … Read more
A €500 million UK-Ireland electricity interconnector project had to be rerouted after planners realized the original path ran directly through a fictional character’s gravesite on a Welsh beach, according to project manager Simon Ludlam speaking on the Energy Revolution podcast. Greenlink Interconnector Route Adjusted in Wales Completed in February 2025, the Greenlink project connects EirGrid’s … Read more
According to match reports from journalists Therese O’Callaghan and Eoghan Cormican, the tactical battle on the pitch during the recent All-Ireland senior final demonstrated how positional switches and relentless work rates dictated the outcome between Cork and Galway. Tactical Shifts and Positional Mastery in the Final Moving Laura Hayes to the number nine jersey made … Read more