- 59m ago
Berlin election winner Elif Eralp faces scrutiny over past membership in Rote Hilfe
Following Die Linke's victory in the Berlin state election on 20 September 2026, party leader Elif Eralp confirmed her past membership in Rote Hilfe, a group classified as left-wing extremist by domestic intelligence.
- 1h ago
United States tightens Cuba sanctions, cutting private sector banking access and travel
New regulations from the US Treasury Department took effect on Wednesday, barring dollar U-turn transactions, freezing US bank accounts of Cuban private entrepreneurs, and restricting educational travel categories.
- 1h ago
Apple CEO John Ternus initiates engineering overhaul and management cuts to accelerate device launches
Less than a month after succeeding Tim Cook, John Ternus is restructuring Apple to eliminate middle-management layers, dismantle traditional release schedules, and speed up device development across artificial intelligence and hardware.
- 3h ago
Russia warns NATO of potential nuclear response over Kaliningrad as alliance rejects threats
Moscow sent an informal non-paper warning it could target decision-making centres and deploy nuclear arms if NATO attempts to isolate its Baltic exclave, prompting a formal rejection from Brussels.
- 18h ago
Eiffel Tower director Patrick Branco Ruivo to resign following exclusion of female staff
Patrick Branco Ruivo will step down as director general of SETE at the end of 2026 after an investigation revealed female workers were removed during a Hindu delegation visit.
- 3d ago
Trump and tech leaders sign voluntary AI safety accord at White House luncheon
Donald Trump and chief executives from Meta, Google, Anthropic, and Nvidia agreed on a four-part self-regulation framework on 29 September 2026, backing independent audits over federal statutory mandates.
