China tries to make nice with Big Tech as economic challenges mount China is trying once again to lift the spirits of its huge tech industry after a bruising regulatory offensive that has weakened some of its biggest businesses at a time of stalling economic growth. 'I do not have an explanation': Pentagon official shows video of UFO Deputy Director of Navy Intelligence Scott Bray shows declassified video of an unidentified object during a House subcommittee hearing on "unidentified aerial phenomena," popularly known as UFOs. Russia-Ukraine War: Israel delivers helmets and vests to Ukraine 2,000 helmets and 500 vests were donated to Ukraine for the local rescue and emergency services to use. Nigeria: Nine dead after explosion in Kano The national emergency service said the explosion in the northern city led to the collapse of a building and the deaths. ‘Someone in cockpit’ behind China Eastern plane crash: Report Boeing 737-800 plunged inexplicably from cruising altitude into the ground in March, killing all 132 people on board. Russia-backed separatists say 900 Ukrainian troops surrendered at steel plant, disputing earlier figures A new report says over 900 Ukrainian troops surrendered at the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol following Ukraine’s surrender of the factory to Russia’s military. Sri Lanka: Outrage after China distributes rations to foreign service officers Rest of World News: COLOMBO: Amid a shortage of essentials in Sri Lanka due to a severe economic crisis, food rations distributed by China have sparked outrage among the . Economic Headwinds Mount as Leaders Weigh Costs of Confronting Russia Top economic officials are gathering this week to discuss how to keep pressure on Vladimir V. Putin without sinking their economies. |
Russian gymnast banned for wearing pro-war Z symbol on podium The Russian gymnast Ivan Kuliak has been banned for a year for wearing the Z symbol, a sign of support for Putin's war in Ukraine, on the podium after the invasion. UK threat over NI Brexit deal ‘breeding mistrust in EU capitals’ Anger and disbelief within EU at UK’s position given goodwill Boris Johnson has built up over Ukraine Today’s politics news – live updates The British government’s plan to walk away from parts of the Northern Ireland Brexit deal is destroying the repaired relationship with the EU, political leaders and diplomats have said. Leo Varadkar, Ireland’s deputy prime minister, told a business dinner in D… Long COVID's symptoms hit seniors hard, but are often overlooked Seniors are more likely than younger adults to develop long COVID, the mysterious symptoms that can last months or years after initial illness. An old refrigerator becomes a vital gathering spot after mass shooting in Buffalo In the wake of Sunday's shooting massacre in Buffalo, a refrigerator on a street corner becomes a gathering point to grieve, donate and collect groceries. New inquiry into Australian mother convicted of 4 homicides An Australian state attorney general has declined to pardon a mother convicted almost 20 years ago of smothering her four children to death and instead ordered a new inquiry into whether there could be a medical explanation for the tragedies New inquiry into Australian mother convicted of 4 homicides An Australian state attorney general has declined to pardon a mother convicted almost 20 years ago of smothering her four children to death and instead ordered a new inquiry into whether there could be a medical explanation for the tragedies What's behind difficult Taiwan-China relations? U.S. authorities say the gunman behind an attack on a church in southern California in which one person was killed and five injured was motivated by a hatred for Taiwan |
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