Watch: Ukrainian firefighters shelled while putting out blaze
Updated: 10/07/2023 – 22:42 Ukraine’s State Emergency Service shared a video on Monday of firefighters coming under enemy shelling while extinguishing a fire within the Read more
Month: July 2023
‘An historic step:’ Turkey gives green light to Sweden’s NATO accession, says Stoltenberg
Speaking to reporters in Vilnius, ahead of the NATO leaders summit, he said President Erdogan and Swedish Prime Minister Kristersson had agreed to terms to Read more
Viktor Yushchenko’s everlasting impact on Ukraine’s national revival shouldn’t be forgotten
By David Kirichenko, Freelance journalist, Editor at Euromaidan Press • Updated: 10/07/2023 – 19:21 The strength shown by the Ukrainian people today is a continuation of the work started by Read more
Ukraine’s NATO ambitions to top the agenda at Vilnius summit
NATO’s two-day summit gets underway in Vilnius, with Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg calling for unity for Ukraine across the alliance. Ukraine’s possible future membership tops Read more
Doubts remain over Black Sea grain deal, as renewal deadline draws closer
The agreement was negotiated by the United Nations between the warring countries, Russia and Ukraine. With just a week to go until the expiration of Read more
Meet the performance artists keeping their culture alive in Gaza
SCENES shines a spotlight on youth around the world who are breaking down barriers and creating change. The character-driven short films will inspire and amaze, Read more
Japan sees ‘heaviest rain ever: Is climate change making downpours more extreme?
More rain is forecast on Tuesday though officials say the peak of the downpours has passed. Japan’s “heaviest rain ever” has triggered flooding and landslides Read more
Russia has ‘failed to accomplish any of its objectives’ in Ukraine, says ISW
While the Kremlin expected to take Kyiv within days, the UK Defence Ministry believes Russian troops are now likely to be struggling with low morale, Read more
Copyright challenges in the age of AI: Who owns AI-generated content?
Generative AI’s impact on ownership and copyright is a subject of debate and legal challenges due to uncertainties surrounding human involvement and training data. If Read more
Latest news bulletin | July 10th – Evening
Top News Stories Today Updated: 10/07/2023 – 18:24 Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond – latest news, breaking news, Read more
Breaking: Imo APC Debunks False Allegation Against Uzodinma’s Administration, Cautions Lancelot Obiaku To Stop Misleading The Public
From Princely Onyenwe IMO: All Progressive Congress Party, Imo state Nigeria has debunked False report manufactured by Lancelot Obiaku targetted at talking down the leadership Read more
Cheap, quiet and perfectly picturesque: The Spanish city Brits’ have voted their favourite escape
A 2023 survey reveals which European coastal towns are Brits’ favourites, and the results might not be what you’d expect. When it comes to sun-drenched Read more
First week of July was the ‘hottest on record,’ says UN weather agency
The statement, made by the World Meteorological Organization on Monday, follows several scorching days which saw global temperature records tumble. The first week of July Read more
Watch: Japan’s macho cheerleaders fight to save a tradition
Updated: 10/07/2023 – 17:27 Japan’s macho cheerleaders are part of a century-old tradition that some fear faces an existential crisis, with fewer students showing an Read more
Europeans much less concerned about energy prices but inflation fears remain high, new poll shows
Europeans seem to have moved on from the worst of the energy crisis. The question of energy supplies, which were dramatically upended in the aftermath Read more
K-Pop: BTS, the best selling act in South Korea release long-awaited memoir
Updated: 10/07/2023 – 17:42 K-Pop stars BTS are telling unheard of tales in “Beyond The Story: 10-Year Record of BTS. As of 2023, BTS is Read more
Uzbekistan showcases rich cultural heritage at Tashkent conference
Uzbekistan envisions a “new renaissance”, drawing inspiration from its rich cultural heritage. Over a thousand guests from 60 countries gathered for a week-long series of Read more
US comedian Sarah Silverman joins authors in suing Meta and OpenAI over copyright infringement
Sarah Silverman and two other US authors claim OpenAI and Meta illegally used their books to train their AI models. US comedian and author Sarah Read more
ECOWAS To Seek For Private Sector-Led Economic Growth, Rise Against Regional Security And Coup D’etat- President Tinubu
From Princely Onyenwe The Newest Chairman of ECOWAS has maintained that ECOWAS community will as a matter of urgency seek for Private Sector-Led Economic Growth Read more
Court Bars INEC From Prosecuting Suspended Adamawa REC
A Federal High Court, Abuja, on Monday, stopped the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, from prosecuting the suspended Adamawa Resident Electoral Commissioner, REC, Hudu Yunusa-Ari, Read more
History in the making: Rikkie Valerie Kollé becomes first transgender woman crowned Miss Netherlands
Rikkie Valerie Kollé took the top prize at the Dutch beauty pageant for the first time in the competition’s 94 year history. A transgender woman Read more
Watch: Killian Mbappe visits his father’s native Cameroon
Updated: 10/07/2023 – 16:02 France’s star footballer Kylian Mbappe arrived in Cameroon to an ecstatic welcome from fans on Thursday for a visit that includes Read more
RESULT SAGA: Nmesoma JAMB Scam, A Lesson To Many- (Hot Read)
From Princely Onyenwe It is a truism to the recent JAMB scammer who penetrated the secret JAMB portal to aggregate the highest score to herself Read more
BREAKING: Catholic Priest Dead, After Spending Night With Lady In A Hotel
Detectives in Nairobi have reportedly launched an investigation into the d£ath of a Catholic Priest who died hours after checking into a lodging with his Read more
Embracing AI could save employees about 390 hours of working time per year, UK study shows
A recent study found that workers in the UK could be saving hundreds of hours every year if they were assisted by AI — but Read more
Brussels rules US is safe destination for EU personal data but activists announce court challenge
Brussels on Monday announced that the transfer of personal data to the US can legally take place after securing safeguards over access by intelligence agencies Read more
‘Glaring gap’: Why don’t militaries have to report their greenhouse gas emissions?
Militaries account for 5.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions. So why don’t they have to report it? When it comes to assessing global emissions, the Read more
Huge mineral discovery in Norway could supply battery and solar panels for the next 100 years
The discovery of valuable ore in Scandinavia looks to relieve shortages of phosphorus for decades to come. Huge phosphate deposits discovered in southwestern Norway could Read more
