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Amazon has confirmed a fresh wave of layoffs affecting around 16,000 employees globally, following the accidental circulation of an internal email that revealed the cuts before any official announcement. The message, seen by the BBC, was briefly sent to staff late Tuesday and referenced job losses across the United States, Canada, and Costa Rica as

Russian state television has once again aired ominous rhetoric about a potential World War Three scenario, with prominent Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov openly suggesting that Russia could strike parts of Europe without fear of retaliation from the United States. The remarks, broadcast on state-controlled media, reflect a growing confidence in Moscow that Western unity—particularly transatlantic

In an elementary school classroom tucked inside Beijing’s university district, 11-year-old Li Zichen confidently demonstrates a small robot he helped build. The device is simple: a remote-controlled vehicle that lifts and moves blocks, programmable through basic artificial intelligence. But for Zichen, the project opens the door to far bigger ideas—ideas that stretch all the way

India and the European Union have announced a landmark free trade agreement, ending nearly 20 years of stop-start negotiations and marking one of the most significant economic partnerships in recent global history. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen described the pact as “the mother of all deals,” while Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called