  před 13 minutami  před 13 minutamiNorwegian teenager guilty of travelling to UK to carry out contract killing Johannes Kongsnes Natland was recruited to murder unknown person by international crime gang linked to Iran A Norwegian teenager has been found guilty of travelling to England to carry out a killing ordered by an international crime gang linked to Iran. Johannes Kongsnes Natland, 19, from Stavanger, Norway, agreed to shoot an unknown person for €25,000 (£21,500) in March last year. Two days after…  před 13 minutamiWitnesses in cafe tips row unable to explain mystery card machine which pulled in €5,000 in 18 months Former manager of Esquires Coffee Limerick and the proprietor deny responsibility for installation of the electronic tip machine, WRC hears  před 13 minutamiWhat to Know About Iraq’s Militias At least 20 fighters of the Popular Mobilization Forces, an umbrella group of Iraqi militias with ties to Iran, were killed in a wave of U.S. and Saudi airstrikes.  před 13 minutamiMyanmar courts sentence activists up to 37 years over election boycott protest Courts in Myanmar have sentenced nine activists to up to 37 years in prison for a protest against last December's elections, according to an activist group |
 před 13 minutamiFrom 'better to die' to enlistment: Why haredi draft calculus is shifting - analysis Despite fierce rabbinic opposition, haredi enlistment is rising. The numbers suggest changing incentives may be altering the draft calculus.  před 24 minutamiFIFA opens case against Argentina FA over Falklands banner and other incidents FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against the Argentinian Football Association over the unveiling of a Falklands banner after their World Cup semi-final win against England and other incidents.  před 13 minutamiIs the world at risk of another energy shock? Disruptions across Strait of Hormuz, Bab al-Mandeb and the Black Sea threaten supplies and raise costs for consumers.  před 13 minutamiAfrica’s richest billionaire plans to donate one-third of his wealth Africa's richest man, Aliko Dangote, will donate one-third of his wealth to charity. This significant philanthropic commitment is part of his succession plan. His daughter, Halima Dangote, revealed this plan in a recent interview. The billionaire's fortune is valued at approximately $36.5 billion. This donation aims to embed philanthropy into the family's long-term vision.  před 45 minutamiOpenAI bot's rogue attack rattles industry leaders, policymakers and consumers What will happen to the world if artificial intelligence bots break free from our control and act independently? |
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