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Fred Trump III, nephew of Donald Trump, shares insights into the Trump family dynamics and Donald Trump’s personality in a candid interview. He discusses his new book, “All In The Family: The Trumps and How We Got This Way,” offering personal anecdotes and reflecting on his family’s history, including his relationship with his uncle and…

Israel has agreed to participate in a new round of ceasefire and hostage release negotiations with Hamas, following a joint call by the United States, Egypt, and Qatar. The discussions are set to resume next week in Cairo or Doha, amidst concerns of regional escalation after the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Iran.…

In recent developments regarding the conflict between Ukraine and Russia, Ukraine has launched unexpected border incursions resulting in significant actions including striking a Russian military airfield and making territorial gains within Russia. Additionally, a Russian missile attack on a Ukrainian supermarket in the Donetsk region has killed at least 10 people and injured 45, as…

In a recent episode of BBC Americast titled “Has America ever been more divided?”, the discussion delves into America’s current political climate, juxtaposed with its historical context. The episode features insights from Nick Bryant, a historian and former BBC Washington and New York correspondent, who draws parallels between today’s events and the tumultuous year of…

Former US President Donald Trump has expressed readiness to debate Vice President Kamala Harris on three dates in September across various networks, with Harris’s camp confirming participation in the ABC News debate. This development comes as Trump and the Republican Party, despite previous confidence and Trump’s criminal conviction and ongoing legal issues, face a rejuvenated…

Fallout London, a highly ambitious mod for a previous Fallout game, has finally been released, marking a significant achievement for its volunteer development team. Dean Carter, the project lead, shares their journey from a small idea conceived pre-COVID to a full-fledged game that has garnered immense attention, even attracting voice talent like John Burow for…

Austria’s authorities have arrested two individuals in connection with a planned terror attack at a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna. The main suspect, a 19-year-old with North Macedonian roots, allegedly pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group and was found with chemical substances in his home. This led to the cancellation of three Taylor Swift…

The conflict in the Kursk region of Russia has escalated as Ukrainian troops continue their rare cross-border attack for the third consecutive day. Russian officials have declared a state of emergency in the region, reporting at least five civilian deaths and 31 injuries, including six children, since the incursion began. The situation remains fluid with…

Muhammad Yunus, the founder of the microfinancing lender Grameen Bank, has returned to Dhaka, Bangladesh, to lead the country’s new caretaker government. Yunus, a Nobel laureate, arrived from Paris after undergoing a minor medical procedure and was welcomed by military members and Grameen Bank executives. His return comes in the wake of massive student-led protests…

Carles Puigdemont, the exiled former leader of Catalonia, has made a significant return to Spain after nearly seven years of self-imposed exile in Belgium and France. His return comes at a critical time, coinciding with the expected investiture of a new head of the Catalan government, Salvador Illa, who differs from his predecessors by not…

Anti-racism protests have unfolded across England, following a period of violent unrest. These demonstrations, marked by a call for unity and justice, aim to confront and address the underlying issues of racism and inequality that persist in society. Participants from diverse backgrounds have come together in peaceful protests, emphasizing the importance of solidarity and the…

Taylor Swift’s concerts in Vienna have been cancelled following a warning from government officials about a planned terrorist attack on the venue, Ernst Happel Stadium. The decision to cancel the three scheduled shows was made to ensure the safety of all involved. Ticket holders will receive automatic refunds within the next 10 business days. This…

In the light of recent developments, video game actors have initiated a strike against some of the largest gaming companies globally due to unresolved issues related to artificial intelligence (AI) and its implications on their work. The negotiations, which have been ongoing for over 18 months, revolve around establishing fair and ethical parameters for using…

Recent studies reveal that the Great Barrier Reef is experiencing its warmest water temperatures in 400 years, leading to an increased frequency of mass coral bleaching events. Over the past decade, five significant bleaching events have been documented, endangering the survival of this vital natural wonder. Researchers, utilizing coral core samples to analyze historical sea…

Muhammad Yunus, a Nobel Peace Prize winner, has been announced to lead Bangladesh’s interim government following his return from Paris where he was undergoing a minor medical procedure. Yunus, a notable political adversary of the current Prime Minister, was chosen for the role after discussions between the president and student leaders, who have been instrumental…

In a significant development from Thailand, the Constitutional Court has dissolved the reformist political party, Move Forward, which emerged victorious in last year’s general election. The court’s decision was based on the party’s proposal to reform the law banning criticism of the monarchy, viewing it as an attempt to overthrow the state. This ruling has…

Residents of Haifa, in Northern Israel, are preparing for a potential conflict with the Iranian-backed Lebanese group Hezbollah. The city, which experienced significant damage during the second Lebanon War in 2006, is bracing itself for a possible resurgence of hostilities. A comprehensive report details the preparations underway, including the transformation of a car park into…

In response to the threat of further riots across the UK, 6,000 police officers have been mobilized to maintain order and ensure public safety. This action comes after Prime Minister Keir Starmer confirmed that sufficient police resources are available to address potential violence. The recent wave of riots began over a week ago, initially in…

Hamas has officially named Yahya Sinwar as its new leader, following the assassination of its previous leader, Ismail Haniyeh, in Tehran. Sinwar, previously at the helm of Hamas’s military wing in Gaza, is deemed responsible by Israel for the October 7th attack, which resulted in approximately 1200 deaths and over 200 kidnappings. Born in the…

Vice President Kamala Harris has officially announced Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate for the upcoming presidential election during a rally in Philadelphia. This marks the first rally for the newly formed Democratic ticket. Harris, now the Democratic nominee for president, emphasized that their campaign is a fight for the future, highlighting issues…

The video details the history and impact of the “Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games” franchise, as shared by Lee Cocker, a former executive producer on the series. Cocker discusses the origins of the partnership between the Olympics, Nintendo, and Sega, highlighting the series’ success, particularly with the Beijing and Tokyo Olympic Games editions.…

In a recent development amid the ongoing violence and unrest in various parts of the UK, the top prosecutor for England and Wales, Steven Parkinson, has expressed his willingness to consider charging individuals involved in the disorder with terrorism offenses, especially those in organized groups aiming to cause serious disruption for ideological purposes. The unrest,…

A US judge has ruled that Google’s practices in maintaining its dominance in online search and related advertising markets are illegal, marking a significant legal setback for the tech giant. The decision comes after the US government accused Google of employing anti-competitive tactics to sustain its monopoly, which accounts for nearly 90% of all search…

In a recent development highlighting the ongoing geopolitical tensions and their impact on international sports, Russia’s media has labeled the Paris Olympics as “the Olympics of Hell” following the ban of Russian athletes due to the country’s involvement in the war in Ukraine. This move has sparked significant controversy and debate within Russia, with claims…

A human rights organization in Israel has reported that the conditions inside the country’s prisons, particularly those holding Palestinian detainees, have deteriorated significantly since the onset of the conflict in Gaza last October, describing them as amounting to torture. The report comes amid accusations of physical and mental abuse, including severe beatings and inhumane treatment…

Vice President Kamala Harris has selected Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate for the upcoming U.S. presidential election. This decision comes after much speculation and consideration of various potential candidates, including Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro. Harris’s choice of Walz, known for his progressive policies and straightforward speaking style, aims to appeal to rural…

Following a significant dip, Japan’s stock market experienced a notable rebound, with the Nikkei 225 index recovering substantially after suffering its most significant one-day sell-off since 1987. Despite the rebound in Japan, global markets remain tense, with mixed results in other major financial markets. Factors such as the value of the yen, interest rate hikes…

Violent rioting has erupted in several cities across England and Northern Ireland, with the worst outbreaks reported in Belfast, Plymouth, and Birmingham. The unrest began following the fatal stabbings of three girls in Southport and escalated due to misinformation spread on social media about the identity of the perpetrator. Nearly 400 people have been arrested…

Talks are currently taking place in Bangladesh between protest leaders and the military, which has assumed control following the dramatic resignation of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. After weeks of violent unrest, which resulted in hundreds of deaths, Hasina resigned and sought refuge in India. The protest initially sparked over civil service job quotas quickly…

In a significant turn of events in Bangladesh, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned and left the country amidst weeks of protests and violent clashes, leading to the death of more than 300 people. The protests, initially over civil service job quotas, escalated into demands for the Prime Minister’s resignation after 15 years in power.…