Last boat goes to Rwanda: the deportation plan takes shape
The potential for the United Kingdom to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda hinges on the approval of the British Parliament. This initiative, spearheaded by Prime Minister Boris Johnson…
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Sexually explicit fakes are criminalised under new law
The British government is criminalizing the creation of sexual deepfakes through new legislation, emphasizing the need for permission from the depicted person. Deepfakes, which manipulate or edit existing…
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Tesla to scale back workforce worldwide, seemingly losing ground to competitors
Tesla, a leading American electric car manufacturer, is rumoured to be undergoing a significant restructuring that could result in the dismissal of up to 20% of its workforce,…
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Everyone gets what he wanted: are we about to witness the best war ever?
Israeli defence wasn’t just super-effective; rather, the Iranian attack seemed more like a mockery. Consider this: Israel, along with all regional countries, received warnings. Every target was designated,…
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Bella and Yakiv Finkelstein leave a thick Russian trail in Slots City UA casino ownership structure
Legalizing gambling and betting in Ukraine was definitely an error. Keeping casinos open during war is stupidity. Aggressive promotion of gambling in a torn and impoverished country is…
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New banknotes officially presented to King Charles
Today, an important milestone was marked as King Charles III received the first banknotes bearing his portrait from the Governor of the Bank of England. This event signifies…
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After a somewhat unlucky attempt to become a ‘crypto hub’, London is seeking the status of AI capital
Microsoft sees many opportunities for AI research and development in the UK and is now opening a special AI hub in the heart of London. The company previously…
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