The data now suggests that one Arsenal player would be an ideal tactical fit for Manchester City and some other top European outfits. The numbers indicate that Arsenal defender Ben White could shine for the Gunners’ rivals. White has been in the headli…
War in Gaza a graveyard for humanitarian law, top EU diplomat says
The war in Gaza has become a “graveyard for many of the most important principles of humanitarian law,” EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Monday. The European Union’s top diplomat described the conflict in the Gaza strip as “the greatest op…
Works council election starts at Tesla factory outside Berlin
Employees at US electric car manufacturer Tesla’s factory outside of Berlin on Monday began electing a works council for the second time as Germany’s largest union demands better working conditions. A total of 234 candidates are running in the election…
EU ministers hope to agree new Russia sanctions on Monday
European Union foreign ministers hope to agree new sanctions on Russia at a meeting in Brussels on Monday, following the death of opposition politician Alexei Navalny in February and the re-election of Vladimir Putin over the weekend. “Russia was an el…
Indian government asks genAI developers to self-regulate
Developers of risky generative AI models are now free to release them without government approval, but are being encouraged to self-regulate by adding labels to the output of their models warning of their potential unreliability. In a reversal of its p…
Tyla will feature Tems, Gunna, Travis Scott on her debut album
The South African music sensation rocketed to global success courtesy of her hit single ‘Water’. After gaining mainstream attention, fast-rising singer Tyla is set to release her self-titled debut album.The album which is set for release on Friday, Mar…
“My Stolen Planet” remporte le Festival du film documentaire de Thessalonique
La réalisatrice raconte la vie des femmes dans son pays natal, impactée par les restrictions imposées par le régime autocratique en place depuis la révolution de 1979. Ne pouvant filmer comme elle l’entendait, Farahnaz Sharifi, s’est appuyée sur des ar…
‘Woke’ Lloyds chief ‘bans’ the word ‘widows’ in new ‘inclusive language’ guidance despite owning Scottish Widows
Banking giant Lloyds has been branded a laughing stock after its boss banned the word ‘widows’ in new inclusive language guidance. The company appears to have opened itself up to further criticism as Lloyd’s Banking Groups owns the high-profile insurer…
Uber settles with Australian taxi drivers and car hire companies
US-based ride-hailing company Uber settled a long-running legal dispute with Australian taxi and car hire services on Monday by agreeing to a payout of almost A$272 million ($179 million), according to the Australian Associated Press (AAP). A court hea…
Baseball: Ohtani showdown awaits as Darvish savors Seoul trip
The San Diego Padres’ Yu Darvish is going from one first to another this week in Seoul, where he will pitch in Major League Baseball’s first game in South Korea and appears to be savoring every minute of the experience, even the thought of his first co…