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The European Union is stepping up efforts to reduce its dependence on American technology companies by prioritising European firms in cloud computing contracts and boosting domestic chip production. The move is part of a broader push for "tech sovereignty" aimed at strengthening Europe's digital independence and economic resilience. Supporters argue that relying heavily on foreign technology providers creates strategic vulnerabilities, while critics warn that greater protectionism could increase costs.


Europe's Tech Independence Push: EU Moves to Reduce Reliance on US Giants 

In a clinical trial, researchers found that a drug called Daraxonrasib doubled the survival time in patients diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. This is significant as more than half of people with pancreatic cancer die within three months of diagnosis. Amid this, a report projected a shortfall of 100 million cancer care workers by 2050.


Report: Patients Who Took 'Daraxonrasib' Lived For 13.2 Months

Ukraine's capital Kyiv has been hit by a fresh wave of Russian missile strikes, forcing residents to rush into shelters as explosions echoed across the city. Authorities reported injuries and power disruptions in several districts, adding to concerns over civilian safety. The attacks come amid continued tensions in the Russia-Ukraine war, with both sides trading accusations and escalating rhetoric. As emergency crews respond to the damage, residents once again find themselves facing the realities of life under the threat of air raids and missile attacks.


Russia-Ukraine War: Kyiv Rocked by Major Russian Missile Strikes, Residents Rush to Shelters

Romania has accused Russia of being responsible for a drone strike that injured a mother and child in the city of Galati near the Ukrainian border. Romanian officials say more than 30 drone incursions have been recorded this year, raising concerns about security along NATO's eastern flank. While Bucharest condemned the incident as a violation of international law, Russia's envoy to the United Nations called for an objective and depoliticised assessment of the situation. The episode has renewed fears about the conflict spilling beyond Ukraine's borders.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Drone Strike Injures Mother And Child At Galati In Romania

Artificial intelligence is driving a massive investment boom on Wall Street, but concerns are growing about its impact on workers. A new report suggests that nearly 24% of jobs worldwide face a high risk of AI-driven automation, raising questions about the future of employment. While businesses see AI as a tool for boosting productivity and profits, many workers worry that routine tasks and even skilled roles could be transformed or replaced. As AI adoption accelerates, the debate over innovation, opportunity and job security is becoming more urgent than ever.

Jobs At Risk: One in Four Jobs Could Be Disrupted by AI, New Report Warns 

West Bengal is set to witness a major political development as 35 new ministers are scheduled to take oath in a significant cabinet expansion. Governor RN Ravi will administer the oath of office, marking one of the largest reshuffles in the state's recent political history. The expansion is expected to strengthen governance, accommodate new faces and rebalance key portfolios within the government. 


West Bengal Govt Set for Mega Cabinet Expansion, 35 Ministers to Take Oath

Paris Saint-Germain have successfully defended their UEFA Champions League crown, defeating Arsenal 4-3 on penalties after a tense 1-1 draw that stretched into extra time. While PSG fans celebrated a historic triumph, parts of Paris witnessed chaotic scenes as fires were lit and clashes broke out between some supporters and police. The victory further cements PSG's status as one of Europe's dominant football clubs, completing another memorable chapter in the club's transformation into a continental powerhouse under Luis Enrique.


PSG Crowned Champions Again, Paris Celebrations Turn Chaotic

Congo is witnessing a sharp rise in Ebola cases, prompting health authorities to intensify emergency response measures. Officials are working to trace contacts and contain the spread of the deadly virus in affected regions. Medical teams have been deployed to treatment centers as concerns grow over possible wider transmission.


Ebola Outbreak: Ebola Killed 15,000 People In Africa Over The Past 50 Years

Russia's Dmitry Medvedev has issued one of the starkest warnings of the war, saying Moscow could respond to any catastrophic attack on a nuclear plant with strikes on nuclear facilities in Ukraine and even NATO countries. Medvedev compared a potential nuclear plant disaster to a “new Chernobyl” and warned that Russia's response could extend beyond Ukraine. The warning came after claims of a drone strike on the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, an incident that has sharply raised tensions between Moscow, Kyiv and NATO.


Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Says Ukraine Drone Struck Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant |

China has called on the United States to maintain “stable and healthy” military relations amid ongoing tensions between the world’s two largest economies. Beijing emphasized the importance of dialogue, communication, and mutual respect in managing differences and preventing misunderstandings. The remarks come as both nations seek to stabilize ties while navigating disputes over security, trade, technology, and regional influence.


US-China Ties: China Calls On US To Maintain 'Stable & Healthy' Military Relations

Lebanese Prime Minister has called for an immediate ceasefire as Israeli military operations intensify across Lebanon. The appeal comes amid escalating cross-border hostilities, mounting civilian concerns, and growing international calls for restraint. As tensions between Israel and Hezbollah continue to rise, fears are increasing that the conflict could expand into a broader regional confrontation.


Israeli Escalation Prompts Lebanese PM To Demand Immediate Ceasefire

Rising diesel prices are putting pressure on school bus services across the United States, forcing transport operators and school districts to grapple with higher operating costs. As fuel expenses climb, concerns are growing over transportation budgets, service reliability, and the broader impact on America's education system.


US Fuel Crisis: Rising Diesel Costs Hit School Bus Services Across America

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned of a possible major Russian attack, citing the latest intelligence assessments. The warning comes as fighting continues across multiple fronts and both sides intensify military operations. Zelensky said Ukraine's defense forces are preparing for potential escalation, while urging international partners to maintain support.


Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Cites Intelligence, Warns of Major Russian Attack

Chaos has gripped the French capital as celebrations for Paris Saint-Germain's second consecutive Champions League title descended into widespread disorder. Despite a massive deployment of 22,000 police officers, skirmishes broke out near the Parc des Princes, and fireworks were set off across the city. Authorities were forced to use tear gas to control crowds as the festivities turned violent, marking a grim repeat of last year's post-match unrest.


PSG's Win Sparks Night Of Violence Across Paris Streets 

Ajit Doval and Myanmar’s security chief Tin Aung San held important talks in Moscow focusing on defence cooperation, regional security and bilateral coordination. The meeting comes at a time of growing strategic challenges in the region, including border security and insurgency concerns. Both sides are understood to have reviewed ways to strengthen cooperation and maintain stability in shared areas of interest.


India-Myanmar Push Stronger Ties Despite Security Challenges

High-stakes diplomacy has hit a wall. Despite anticipation of a breakthrough to extend the ceasefire in the ongoing conflict, President Donald Trump concluded a two-hour Situation Room meeting on Friday without announcing a final decision. While U.S. and Iranian negotiators have discussed a tentative 60-day truce to stabilize the Strait of Hormuz, the White House maintains that no deal will be signed unless it strictly satisfies the President’s non-negotiable "Red Lines."

US-Iran War | Reports: No Decision Taken by Trump in Situation Room Meeting

High-stakes negotiations between the U.S. and Iran are deadlocked. Following a two-hour Situation Room meeting on Friday, President Trump has yet to approve a 60-day ceasefire to stabilize the Strait of Hormuz. The White House maintains that no deal will move forward until Iran satisfies the President's core 'Red Lines.


Iran War Standoff: Trump Makes No Decision in Situation Room: Reports

The European Union has hit Chinese e-commerce giant Temu with a massive fine for failing to protect consumers from illegal and dangerous products. In a major enforcement action under the Digital Services Act (DSA), the European Commission found that Temu severely underestimated the systemic risks on its platform, leaving European shoppers highly exposed to unsafe goods.


EU Hits Temu With Massive Fine Over Illegal and Dangerous Product Risks

New York Attorney General Letitia James and New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport have officially subpoenaed FIFA, launching a joint investigation into the organization’s ticketing practices for the 2026 World Cup.


New Jersey & New York Attorney General Issue Subpoena to FIFA 

Tensions between Moscow and the West have reached new heights after Russia warned that deploying additional US military forces to Poland represents a "qualitative escalation" that will force retaliatory countermeasures.

Russia Threatens Response As US Boosts Poland Forces; Moscow Warns 'Qualitative Escalation' 

A massive explosion and ensuing fire have leveled a two-story apartment building in the Oak Cliff neighborhood of Dallas, Texas, leaving at least three people dead, including a child, and five others injured. Dallas Fire-Rescue was rushing to a reported gas leak at the El Ricardo apartment complex, but the catastrophic blast occurred just minutes before they arrived, sending thick black smoke billowing into the sky and shaking nearby homes.


Dallas Apartment Explosion: Fire Erupts at Apartment Complex in Dallas 

Amid the ongoing Israel-Lebanon conflict and a fragile ceasefire, an Israeli airstrike hit the Choueifat area in Beirut's southern suburbs, marking the first attack near the Lebanese capital in weeks. The strike killed three civilians, including a woman, her infant daughter, and a Syrian child, while wounding 15 others, according to the sources.

Israel-Lebanon War: Israeli Strikes in Beirut Kill Woman & 2 Children

Amid ongoing US-Iran tensions and negotiations to extend the current ceasefire, Iranian media has strongly rejected Western reports claiming that a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United States has been finalized. 


US-Iran War: Iranian Media Rejects Reports of Finalising MoU with US

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah is reportedly likely to announce his resignation during an upcoming Cabinet meeting, according to political sources. The development has triggered intense speculation within the state’s political circles, with discussions underway about leadership transition and its impact on the ruling government.

CM Siddaramaiah Likely to Announce Resignation in Cabinet Meet

The World Health Organization (WHO) chief has called for an immediate ceasefire in the Democratic Republic of Congo as the country battles a worsening Ebola outbreak. The appeal comes amid growing concern that ongoing conflict is hampering medical response efforts, restricting access to affected regions, and increasing the risk of further spread.


Ebola Outbreak: WHO Chief Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in DR Congo

Recovery operations are underway after a chemical storage tank imploded at a packaging facility in Washington, triggering emergency response teams and safety inspections. Authorities are working to assess the extent of damage and potential environmental impact while ensuring the area is secure. Investigations have begun to determine the cause of the implosion at the industrial site as cleanup efforts continue.


US Chemical Tank Implosion: Recovery Operations Underway at Packaging Facility in Washington

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