Namibia loses bid to overturn ban on rhino horn trade
Namibia has built up large stockpiles of rhino horn after pioneering the practice of cutting them off to deter poachers.
Olympian and other Eritreans freed after 18 years without trial, relatives tell the BBC
Ex-cyclist Zeragaber Gebrehiwot, who attended the 1980 Moscow Games, is among 13 released from a notorious jail.
Putin says Russia ready to supply ‘uninterrupted’ fuel to India
Deals have been signed in civil nuclear energy and critical minerals during the Russian PM’s stay in India.
‘Make it bloody’: Ex-GOP insider predicts Trump’s next move to punish his closest allies
Tweety McTreason is planning a dramatic change of pace that also represents a return to his roots in an effort to punish his allies, according
Netflix agrees blockbuster $72bn deal for Warner Bros studios
Netflix has agreed a $72bn (£54bn) deal to secure Warner Bros Discovery’s film and TV studios and supercharge its library through rights to top franchises
‘It’s just bush league’: GOP senator hammers Pete Hegseth over ‘snap’ scandal statements
A Republican senator has warned self-styled Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to stop releasing “snap statements” on the boat bombing controversy. Four people were killed
Releasing Epstein files could jeopardise my appeal, claims Maxwell
Releasing the Epstein files would harm Ghislaine Maxwell’s bid for a retrial, her lawyers have claimed.
With Workspace Studio, Google wants workers to build their own AI agents
Google this week launched Workspace Studio, promising to let a wide range of employees build and use their own AI agents. Workspace Studio — it was
How to collaborate in Google Drive (and Docs, Sheets, and Slides)
You may think of Google Drive mostly as a cloud storage service, but it’s also the foundation for the company’s online productivity apps including Google
Syria’s Hama full of ‘hope, joy’ one year after al-Assad forces’ exit
Thousands have taken to the streets in the central city, celebrating a new Syria free of al-Assad’s reign.
Eurovision hit by boycotts over Israel’s inclusion
Fans of Europe’s annual song contest are fearing for its future after four countries announced they were boycotting.
Trump just told inspectors to stop tracking anti-LGBTQ+ prison rapes
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has instructed inspectors to stop evaluating prison standards for stopping sexual violence against transgender, intersex, and gender-nonconforming people, NPR reported.
German president visits WWII UK bombing site amid unity against Russia
President Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s visit to UK is the first by a German head of state in 27 years.
CDC advisory panel expected to vote on hepatitis B vaccine for newborns
The CDC’s vaccine advisory panel is expected to decide Friday whether all newborns should routinely get hepatitis B vaccines.