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Alphabet Faces Antitrust Setbacks as Federal Judges Rule Against Google

Federal judges have ruled against Alphabet's subsidiary Google in two antitrust cases, alleging illegal monopolies in online search and adtech software, with potential remedial measures to be imposed

Former U.S. Congressman George Santos sentenced to eighty-seven months for wide-ranging fraud

Ex-lawmaker receives more than seven years in prison after diverting campaign funds, lying about his background and illegally claiming unemployment benefits

Pope Francis: head of the Catholic church who pushed for social and economic justice

The pontiff passed away on Easter Monday following a stroke; preparations are underway for his funeral and the election of his successor.

China do not pay these tariffs - you pay it. This is new 145% tax you pay to the US government.

Cultural Battles in the Vatican: The Candidates in the Battle for the Holy See and Pope Francis's Testament

Pope Francis dies at eighty-eight; Vatican prepares for funeral and secret conclave to elect his successor amid ideological divisions

Global Leaders Pay Tribute to Pope Francis Following His Death

World leaders react with grief and praise for the pontiff's commitment to peace, justice, and compassion

Wild Chimpanzees Observed Bonding Over Alcoholic Fruit

Researchers film chimpanzees in west Africa sharing fermented African breadfruit, sparking questions about social bonding and evolutionary origins

Greek Christians Celebrate Easter in Thessaloníki

Over 150,000 gather for traditional festivities and ceremonies in Greece's second-largest city

US Federal Reserve Chair Issues Warning on Tariff Impact

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell cautions that tariffs could lead to higher inflation and slower growth, posing challenges for the US economy

Pope Francis Makes Brief Appearance at Easter Sunday Mass

The 88-year-old pontiff, recovering from pneumonia, blesses thousands in St Peter's Square and meets with US Vice-President JD Vance

Saudi Arabia Offers Max Verstappen Unprecedented Deal to Join Aston Martin

A potential record-breaking offer of €264 million for three years could make Verstappen the highest-paid athlete in the world

Global Pistachio Shortage Amid Rising Demand for 'Dubai Chocolate'

Soaring demand for a popular chocolate treat from the UAE has led to a global pistachio shortage and rising prices, with significant impacts on the US and Iran

IMF Predicts No Global Recession Amid Trade Tensions

Global economic growth to slow down due to trade tariff uncertainty, but no recession expected

US Billionaires Call for Higher Taxes, but Proposed 'Millionaires Tax' May Not Achieve Desired Outcome

Warren Buffett and Jamie Dimon advocate for increased taxes on the wealthy, while Congressional Republicans consider a 'millionaires tax' to address federal deficit

Delete All Texts On Your Phone If You See These 2 Words

“com-track” or “com-toll”. If either of these appears in a text message link, delete the message right away.

Designed in US, made in China: Why Apple is stuck in tariff tussle

US tariffs on Chinese imports pose a challenge to Apple's manufacturing operations in China, where most of its iPhones are made

Boeing Jet Returns to US from China Amid Tariff War

Disruption to deliveries due to breakdown in duty-free status and escalating trade tensions between US and China

US Sets Deadline for Russia-Ukraine Peace Deal Brokerage

US Secretary of State warns of abandoning efforts if no clear signs of progress emerge within days

Italy Introduces 'Sex Rooms' in Prisons for Inmates

A new facility allows prisoners to have private visits with their partners, following a Constitutional Court ruling recognizing inmates' right to intimate meetings

"Groundless": China Dismisses Zelensky's Claims It's Supplying Arms To Russia

China's foreign ministry dismisses Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's claims of arms supply to Russia, maintaining its stance on neutrality in the conflict

French Far-Right Writer Renaud Camus Denied Entry to UK

British authorities reject travel permit application citing presence 'not conducive to the public good'

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni Meets with Donald Trump to Discuss EU-US Trade Tensions

Meloni invites Trump for an official trip to Rome amid efforts to bridge the gap between the EU and US over trade tariffs

South East Asia Caught in US-China Trade Dispute

Trump's tariffs leave China's neighbours with an impossible choice. Region's economies face challenges as Trump's tariffs threaten to disrupt trade flows with both China and the US

Ukraine and US Sign Outline of Minerals Deal

Memorandum of intent paves way for economic partnership agreement and investment fund for Ukraine's reconstruction. The move would be a step towards a final deal derailed by a row at the White House in February.

U.S. Tariff Escalation Sparks Global Trade Tensions

President Trump's sweeping tariff measures intensify economic strains with China and disrupt global markets

EU Postpones Retaliatory Actions Against US Tariffs

A 90-day postponement has been declared in reaction to the trade policies of the Trump administration.

Legal Action Filed After Mysterious Health Complaints at Grenoble University Hospital

An employee files a complaint related to unexplained illnesses affecting staff at the hospital's biological research center.

Iran Signals Potential for Nuclear Deal with U.S. Following Direct Talks Announcement

Iran's Foreign Minister asserts agreement is possible if the U.S. shows goodwill ahead of negotiations set to begin in Oman.

Federal Judge Orders White House to Restore Access for Associated Press

The ruling comes after the AP was excluded from key presidential events over a naming dispute.

Global Stock Markets Plunge Amid Trade Tensions and Recession Fears

Stock markets worldwide experience significant declines, raising concerns over potential financial turmoil reminiscent of past crises.

Parliament Seeks to Tighten Nationality Laws in Mayotte Amid Migration Pressures

Legislative changes anticipated to restrict the right of soil in France's impoverished overseas territory following the devastation caused by Cyclone Chido.

EU Plans 25% Tariffs on Select US Goods in Response to Trade Policies

Escalating trade tensions as the European Commission targets a range of American exports amid increasing tariffs from the US.

Financial Shortfall of 2023 Rugby World Cup Raises Concerns for Future Events

France's Court of Auditors highlights significant financial losses from the rugby tournament, prompting warnings for the organizers of the 2030 Winter Olympics.

Sébastien Delogu Files Defamation Complaint Against Far-Right Figures Following Racism Allegations

The LFI deputy accuses Jordan Florentin and Alice Cordier of defamation over remarks made on social media.

Marine Le Pen's Supporters Rally in Paris Amidst Legal Challenges

Thousands gather in Paris for a National Rally event, showcasing support for Marine Le Pen following her conviction for embezzlement.

Anti-Racism Group Files Legal Complaint Over Far-Right Flyers Distributed Near Rally

Luminis Paris faces accusations of inciting racial hatred following distribution of inflammatory materials.

Political Frictions Emerge in French Parliament Over Municipal Election Reforms

A political breakfast meeting highlights tensions within the coalition supporting Prime Minister François Bayrou amid debates on electoral law amendments.

Europe Contemplates Trade Retaliation Against U.S. Financial and Technology Giants

The EU considers a strategic response to the U.S. trade surplus in services amid escalating tensions.

Sarkozy Trial Highlights Controversial Ties with Libya Under Gadhafi

The ongoing trial of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy unveils past negotiations between France and Libya, raising questions about the legacy of Gadhafi's regime.

Global Inflation Rates Continue to Impact Economies in 2023

Rising costs and economic instability challenge governments worldwide as inflation persists.

Global Inflation Rates Show Signs of Moderation Amid Economic Adjustments

Recent data reveals a decline in inflation rates across several major economies, reflecting shifts in monetary policy and supply chain stabilization.

Global Economic Outlook: Inflation, Growth, and Geopolitical Challenges

Inflation remains a primary concern worldwide as central banks navigate economic recovery amid geopolitical tensions.

Global Economic Outlook Faces Uncertainties Amid Rising Inflation and Geopolitical Tensions

Inflationary pressures and geopolitical dynamics are influencing the economic landscape across various regions, prompting reevaluation of fiscal policies.

Employers Face Strikes Across Europe Amidst Cost-of-Living Crisis

Workers in several European countries are staging strikes to demand better wages and conditions amid rising inflation.

Minister of Brazil's Lula Administration Charged with Corruption

Allegations date back to the minister's tenure as a Congressman, stirring political controversy.