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Paraguay’s former president Santiago Pena has been ousted over a massive banking scandal that left nearly 3 million people without access to their savings

Republicans have lost seven Senate seats and 25 House districts as Democrats make historic gains in conservative strongholds

Senator Flavio Bolsonaro reportedly left the country after losing to Lula and defying a court order to surrender his passports

The US tech giant is seeking to reduce payroll costs through a voluntary exit program covering some 60,000 employees

Residents of New South Wales, Australia could soon have the option to make a final contribution to their garden upon death, after the state’s parliament approved turning human remains into compost as an alternative to burial and cremation.

Maria del Carmen Abascal lived in her Madrid apartment for seven decades before losing a legal battle with a firm seeking to triple her rent

Sam Altman says some harm from the technology is worth accepting, after Bill Gates warned misuse could lead to “a billion deaths”

Beijing’s latest initiatives reveal an ambition to shape global cooperation while treating AI as a core national security priority

The US president has reportedly rejected Tehran’s seven-day ceasefire proposal and is skeptical that it will meet his demands

Moscow has warned that the measure could complicate Ukraine peace efforts and drive US fuel prices higher

The UK-based digital bank reportedly disclosed sensitive customer information after receiving requests from a government agency email domain

Reporters Without Borders is attacking chatbots for retrieving sanctioned Russian sources, exposing its double standard on journalism

The closed-door meeting in the Kremlin lasted about three hours

The nature of Russia’s political system cannot by itself prove that sanctioned individuals control Russian-linked companies, judges have ruled

The US president says Europe should foot the bill for weapons Washington previously supplied to Kiev for free

The US platforms have four months to comply with the bloc’s controversial Digital Services Act