2025q2-issue
Mafia buying up some of 800,000 weapons missing from Ukraine – Italian prosecutors
Military drones and other advanced arms are reportedly flooding the European black market, officials have warned
Porsche To Cut Over A Third Of German Jobs As Auto Crisis Deepens
The company has been hit by collapsing sales in China, U.S. tariffs and costly investments in electric vehicles that have yet to produce the expected returns...
US Launches New Airstrikes On Iran After Trump Warned "They're Going To Get A Beating"
"We're going to beat the fuc*ing sh*t out of them," Trump told Fox.
Forget the savannahs: The real future of Africa is in its cities
More than 700 million Africans already live in urban areas, and this number is expected to reach around 1.4 billion by 2050
Australia sues Telegram for terrorist content
The eSafety Commissioner’s announcement comes a day after Russia charged CEO Pavel Durov with facilitating terrorism
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Apartheid bioweapons doctor loses appeal
A South African court has ruled the former head of the apartheid-era ‘Project Coast’ program must face disciplinary proceedings
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Markets & Trading
Porsche To Cut Over A Third Of German Jobs As Auto Crisis Deepens
The company has been hit by collapsing sales in China, U.S. tariffs and costly investments in electric vehicles that have yet to produce the expected returns...
TSLA has always been a meme stock
The phrase "meme stock" often evokes images of GameStop, AMC, and armies of retail traders coordinating on social media. Tesla, however, predates that era.
Chinese chip giant defies US pressure with 466% debut surge
The blockbuster IPO has made CXMT mainland China’s most valuable listed company
Indian Companies Increasingly Turn To Chinese LLMs Due To "Unsustainable" US Token Bills
"The US models are expensive, and for a lot of basic things, you don't need them. It's overkill, like trying to drive a sports car on a crowded city road."
Geopolitics
Telegram founder wanted in Russia for enabling Ukrainian terrorism
The Federal Security Service has accused Pavel Durov of facilitating the recruitment of dozens of criminals on his platform
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Funny paradox: If you pay money and then break the law, it's a bribe, and it's illegal. And if you break the law first and then pay, it's called a fine, and it's legal.