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Rwanda & Uganda gain ground in plans to create return hubs
Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Denmark & Greece are accelerating negotiations to create return centers - A crucial meeting of the five ministers on September 4
Putin “gifted” Trump an American prisoner: What lies behind his gift and…why now?
Robert Gilman was released after reports that he was close to death - Sky News sees an attempt to reestablish closer ties with the White House as pressure on Russia mounts
Today’s first Total Solar Eclipse in 27 years: Where will it be visible, what applies to Greece & what will happen to electricity supply?
The phenomenon will begin shortly after 7 p.m. (Greek time) over the northernmost part of Russia - The last people to see it from land, approximately two hours later, will be in the Mediterranean - Europe expects a loss of 9.7 gigawatts of solar power capacity
Syria’s “Site 99” that concealed Assad’s nuclear material: Israel’s threats, the deal with the US & Turkey
Assad stored material that could have been used to build a “dirty bomb” at a secret site in Syria. Following intensive negotiations and threats, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will ultimately be responsible for removing it
The War of the Straits: 3+1 chokepoints are reshaping the map of global shipping
Hormuz, Bab el-Mandeb, Suez and the Black Sea are increasing distances for ships, fuel costs, insurance premiums and freight rates, and are altering the geography of energy flows
30 years since the killings of Isaac and Solomou: They were killed in front of cameras, yet the perpetrators were never tried
The crimes were captured frame by frame, the suspects were identified, yet no one was ever brought to trial. Instead, some of those implicated even went on to political careers in the Turkish-controlled north of Cyprus
Nightmare in Colombia after magnitude 7.4 earthquake: Death toll rises to 132, 570 injured as race against time continues in the rubble
Sixty people have died in Pereira alone, five cities are under red alert, and seven airports remain closed
How Data Centers became a new political battleground in the US – The unexpected alliance between the right and the left against AI
The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is bringing with it massive facilities, increased demands for electricity and water, and an unprecedented public backlash. From environmental organizations to the MAGA movement, data centers are creating unlikely political alliances across the US
Alarm in the British Royal Navy: Spy cameras on surveillance drones were secretly sending data to China
The revelation was made by the Telegraph — The drones were equipped with cameras containing Chinese-made components — The British Ministry of Defence reassures, stressing that no critical data or information was accessed
