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Will Iran use mined dolphins in Hormuz?
As the tense ceasefire process with the US continues in the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian hardliner groups are calling the block on oil exports a “declaration of war”. According to the Wall Street Journal, the Tehran government plans to break this blockade with military means that have not yet been used. The most striking of…
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Spotify will introduce “checkmarks” to distinguish real people from artificial intelligence content
According to the BBC, Spotify is creating a “verified” icon to help users distinguish whether artists on the platform are products of artificial intelligence or real people. It has been reported that Spotify has announced that if artists “meet certain standards that demonstrate their originality,” a “green checkmark” will appear next to their names saying…
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The EU is preparing to fine Meta for child safety violations
The focus of the investigation is Meta's way of enforcing the 13-year age limit. European Union (EU) regulators note that children can easily bypass age verification when creating an account. It also points out that the mechanism for reporting underage users is too complex, making legal obligations ineffective. Millions of children are at risk According…
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UN confirms that Israel is moving forward with its occupation of the Gaza Strip with a new line beyond the “Yellow Line”.
UN Secretary-General spokesman Stephane Dujarric spoke at the daily press conference. Asked about Israel's further expansion of the so-called “Yellow Line” established in the Gaza Strip after the October 2025 ceasefire, Dujarric replied: “Now there is another colored line, which we call the 'Orange Line.' It has been offered to our humanitarian colleagues.” he said.…
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$13 billion World Cup: What do the numbers in FIFA's 2026 balance sheet say?
In its latest financial report, FIFA increased its revenue forecast for the four-year cycle from 2022 to 2026 to $13 billion. This year alone, around $9 billion of this sum is expected to be achieved. In comparison, the 2024 Paris Olympics generated revenue of around $5.24 billion. FIFA's revenue increased 73 percent from the $7.5…
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Italy asks Israel and Greece for information regarding interference in the global Sumud fleet
News from the Italian agency ANSA, based on ministry sources, said that Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani issued some instructions through the ministry's crisis department after the Italian Foreign Ministry received information that Israeli military units were approaching the Global Sumud Flotilla, which was sailing towards Gaza. Tajani contacted the Italian embassies…
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Israeli Foreign Minister's admission of disagreements with the US over Iran
The newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth obtained the recording of Saar's closed-door conversations at a meeting with US supporters of the ruling Likud party in Israel. Saar said that contrary to the statements of US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before the war, the Tehran government did not resume uranium enrichment activities after…
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2.8 days before the catastrophe: Low Earth orbit is in danger of collapsing
The study, published by SciTechDaily, suggests that the “fault tolerance” in orbit is becoming dangerously narrow, especially with the increase in mega-satellite constellations. CRASH Clock: Orbital catastrophe timer Researchers at the Universities of British Columbia and Princeton have developed a metric called CRASH Time (Crash Occurrence and Significant Damage Time) to measure the speed of…
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Trump: The Americans have no closer friends than the British
US President Trump and his wife Melania Trump received England's King Charles III. and his wife Queen Camilla with a well-attended ceremony in the White House garden using the highest level of protocol. During the visit, which came at a time when there were disagreements between the US and Britain on some political issues, particularly…
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NYT: US government calls for green card applications from those who criticize Israel to be rejected
The Trump administration will scrutinize immigrants' political views during the green card application process, according to a New York Times report based on Department of Homeland Security training materials. According to these materials, distributed to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) immigration officials in March, green card applications from people who participate in demonstrations in…