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Iraq held early voting Sunday as security forces and displaced citizens cast ballots before the nationwide election. Over a million military and security personnel, along with tens of thousands of displaced voters, participated. The election will decide whether Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani maintains power amid rising regional pressures. Thousands of candidates, mainly from sectarian parties, compete as Iraq navigates its complex relations with Tehran and Washington. Displaced Communities Make Their Voice Heard Yazidis living in camps near Dohuk cast votes despite long-term displacement and destroyed homes. Many fled Sinjar after Islamic State attacks killed and enslaved thousands. Armed groups…
A powerful super typhoon has slammed into the Philippines, bringing destructive winds and torrential rain to large parts of the country. Officials are warning of “life-threatening conditions” as the storm moves toward the nation’s largest island. Bicol Hit Hard as Storm Makes First Landfall Typhoon Fung Wong, with sustained winds of 185 km/h, is tearing through the country, according to the national weather bureau Pagasa. The eastern Bicol region was first to feel its fury on Sunday morning. Luzon, the Philippines’ main population center, is expected to take a direct hit by nightfall. Known locally as Uwan, the typhoon comes…
Ruben Amorim criticised his Manchester United players for becoming “too comfortable” after they threw away a lead twice before rescuing a 3-3 draw against Tottenham. United looked in control after Bryan Mbeumo’s opener, but goals from Mathys Tel and Richarlison turned the game on its head before Matthijs de Ligt salvaged a point with a 96th-minute header. Despite extending their unbeaten run to five games, Amorim was far from satisfied. “We have a lot of problems — we are just at the beginning,” he said. “Sometimes the results make people think we’re improving, and we are, but there’s still a…
Luxury and lifestyle companies are signaling strong confidence in China’s consumer recovery. Global brands such as L’Oréal and Lululemon announced new investments at the Shanghai Import Expo, betting on a rebound in the country’s luxury market. Analysts say these moves reflect optimism about rising consumer demand and growing spending power in China. Luxury brands are increasingly viewing the market as a key driver of growth and a priority for long-term expansion. The fresh investment highlights a trend of international companies actively positioning themselves to benefit from China’s recovering economy. Strong sales in fashion, beauty, and lifestyle products suggest that consumer…
Chaos swept through America’s airports on Friday as more than 5,000 flights were cancelled or delayed. The disruption came after new federal rules forced airlines to reduce air traffic because of the ongoing government shutdown. The regulations, introduced at 40 of the nation’s largest airports, aim to ease pressure on unpaid federal workers, including air traffic controllers. Many have been missing shifts or taking side jobs to cover expenses as the shutdown stretches into its second month. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) issued an emergency order cutting flight numbers by 4%. That figure is expected to climb to 10% next…
David Raya’s remarkable run of form continued as Arsenal equalled a 122-year-old club record for consecutive clean sheets after a 3-0 Champions League win at Slavia Prague. Though the goalkeeper had little to do for most of the night, he remained alert throughout, saving Slavia’s only shot on target in injury time after a late penalty was overturned by VAR. Raya has now gone 12 hours and 56 minutes without conceding, keeping eight successive clean sheets in all competitions. It was his 50th clean sheet in 110 games for Arsenal since joining from Brentford in 2023 — surpassing Jimmy Ashcroft’s…
Gamers worldwide must wait longer for Grand Theft Auto VI after Rockstar Games announced another release delay. The studio confirmed the new launch date for 19 November 2026. This marks the second postponement after the company originally planned to release the game in May 2026. Initially, Rockstar scheduled GTA 6 for release in autumn this year. The developer asked fans for patience, explaining it needs extra time to finish the game and meet expected quality standards. Chaos, Cars, and Criminal Adventures The game lets players roam the streets freely, steal vehicles, and fill garages with luxury cars, bikes, and boats.…
Tesla shareholders have approved an unprecedented compensation plan for Elon Musk that could reach nearly $1 trillion. The decision, supported by 75% of votes during Thursday’s annual meeting, drew loud applause from the audience. Musk, already the world’s richest man, must dramatically grow Tesla’s market value over the next ten years to unlock the full payout. If he achieves all targets, he will receive hundreds of millions of new Tesla shares. The extraordinary scale of the package has sparked criticism, but Tesla’s board argued that Musk might walk away without it. They said the company cannot afford to lose its…
AI systems gradually drop their safety filters during extended chats, increasing the risk of harmful or offensive replies, a recent report revealed. Researchers showed that a few well-crafted prompts can override most safety barriers in artificial intelligence tools. Cisco Tests Chatbots for Safety Weaknesses Cisco examined large language models (LLMs) powering popular AI chatbots from OpenAI, Mistral, Meta, Google, Alibaba, Deepseek, and Microsoft. The team measured how many questions it took before each model produced unsafe or illegal information.They ran 499 conversations using a “multi-turn attack,” where users asked several questions to break through safety layers. Each chat involved between…
Chelsea remain firmly behind Enzo Maresca’s rotation strategy despite the club’s 2-2 draw with Qarabag in the Champions League. The Italian made seven changes to his lineup in Baku, a decision questioned by some fans, but the club hierarchy views his approach as part of a long-term plan. Club officials are said to fully support Maresca’s recruitment and squad management philosophy, seeing regular rotation as key to maintaining player freshness across four major competitions. They believe the head coach’s careful balancing of workloads will pay dividends later in the season. Chelsea were without several first-team regulars — including Pedro Neto,…
