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"Javier Milei sings 80s hits amid Argentina's economic crisis"

"Javier Milei sings 80s hits amid Argentina's economic crisis"

Argentina’s Unconventional Leader Faces Challenges Amid Economic Turmoil Argentina’s president, Javier Milei, has recently faced significant challenges as his promises to usher in a new period of prosperity have been met with economic instability, controversy, and widespread frustration among citizens. On Monday evening, the populist leader—a former

"Denmark plans social media ban for children under 15, says PM warns of stolen childhood"

"Denmark plans social media ban for children under 15, says PM warns of stolen childhood"

Denmark to Prohibit Social Media Use for Under-15s Amid Childhood Concerns The Danish prime minister has announced plans to ban social media access for children under 15, stating that mobile phones and online platforms are "stealing our children’s childhood." During a speech at the opening of

"Israeli families still shattered by the trauma of October 7 attacks"

"Israeli families still shattered by the trauma of October 7 attacks"

Oren Graziani could not sleep last night as he struggled with the decision of whether to attend his son’s memorial in the morning. As dawn arrived, his wife and daughter chose to spend the day in Eilat, seeking a temporary escape from their grief. Graziani went alone. “I felt

"Gisèle Pelicot's ex-husband testifies rapist knew she was drugged"

"Gisèle Pelicot's ex-husband testifies rapist knew she was drugged"

Dominique Pelicot, who drugged his former spouse Gisèle Pelicot and arranged for numerous strangers to assault her over nearly ten years, testified in court that a man appealing his rape conviction was fully aware she was sedated and intentionally went to their home to attack her. Husamettin Dogan, a 44-

UK court dismisses China espionage case due to lack of evidence on Beijing threat

UK court dismisses China espionage case due to lack of evidence on Beijing threat

Charges against two men accused of spying for China were unexpectedly dropped last month after prosecutors failed to secure key evidence confirming that Beijing posed a "threat to the UK’s national security." Stephen Parkinson, the director of public prosecutions, informed two parliamentary committee chairs that despite efforts

"Zelenskyy warns Russian drone attacks on Europe fueled by shadow fleet"

"Zelenskyy warns Russian drone attacks on Europe fueled by shadow fleet"

Russia is reportedly utilizing an unauthorized "shadow fleet" of oil tankers for intelligence collection and disruptive activities, including launching drones, according to Volodymyr Zelenskyy. "At present, Russian forces are employing these vessels not only to fund military operations but also for surveillance and harmful actions. There are

"Japanese Gen Zers find purpose by limiting smartphone use to two hours daily"

"Japanese Gen Zers find purpose by limiting smartphone use to two hours daily"

Despite working full-time for a company in Tokyo, Shoki Moriyama still manages to spend eight hours a day on his smartphone. “I rely on my phone to stay informed,” says Moriyama, 25, who belongs to a generation that finds it hard to imagine life without scrolling through news, social