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    Google Loses Final Appeal Against €4.1 Billion EU Antitrust Fine Over Android Practices

    Byadmin July 4, 2026July 4, 2026

    Google has suffered a major legal setback in Europe after losing its final appeal against a record €4.1 billion antitrust fine related to its Android mobile operating system, marking one of the biggest victories yet for European regulators in their long-running battle against Big Tech dominance. The ruling, delivered by Europe’s highest court on Thursday,…

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    Fermi Co-Founder Toby Neugebauer Suspends Proxy Fight Following Judge’s Recusal

    Byadmin July 4, 2026

    Toby Neugebauer, co-founder and largest shareholder of energy and data center development company Fermi, has announced the suspension of his proxy campaign aimed at calling a special shareholder meeting after a Texas Business Court judge unexpectedly recused himself from the case. The decision came shortly before a scheduled hearing, creating a major setback for Neugebauer’s…

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    Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Admits AI Agent Development Is Falling Behind Expectations

    Byadmin July 4, 2026

    Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has admitted that the company’s ambitious push into AI agents has not progressed as quickly as executives initially anticipated, raising fresh questions about the effectiveness of the social media giant’s recent restructuring efforts and massive artificial intelligence investments. Speaking during an internal company town hall meeting, Zuckerberg acknowledged that Meta’s expectations…

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    Katalyst Launches Historic Orbital Rescue Mission to Save NASA’s Aging Swift Observatory

    Byadmin July 4, 2026

    The commercial space industry reached another major milestone on Thursday as U.S. startup Katalyst Space Technologies successfully launched a groundbreaking orbital rescue mission designed to save one of NASA’s most valuable scientific observatories from destruction. The mission, which experts describe as a historic test of next-generation satellite servicing technology, could extend the operational life of…

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    Argentina’s Bold AI Company Plan Still Can’t Replace Humans Completely

    Byadmin July 4, 2026

    Argentina is pushing one of the world’s most ambitious artificial intelligence business proposals, but despite headlines about AI-controlled companies operating without employees, the country’s groundbreaking plan still depends heavily on human oversight. President Javier Milei’s proposal to create a new category of “automated companies” has sparked global debate about the future of business, corporate accountability,…

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    Chinese AI Startup Z.ai Shakes Global AI Market as GLM-5.2 Challenges OpenAI and Anthropic

    Byadmin July 4, 2026

    The global artificial intelligence race is entering a new phase as Chinese AI startup Z.ai gains international attention with its latest model, GLM-5.2. The Beijing-based company is now being viewed as one of the strongest challengers yet to dominant Western AI firms, including OpenAI and Anthropic. Following the massive disruption caused by DeepSeek’s low-cost AI…

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    How Artificial Intelligence Helped a First-Time Mom Entrepreneur Build a Fast-Growing Healthcare Startup

    Byadmin July 4, 2026

    Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming more than just a technology trend. For many entrepreneurs, it is now a practical tool for launching and scaling businesses faster than ever before. One of the latest examples comes from the healthcare sector, where a first-time founder used AI extensively to transform an idea into a rapidly expanding company…

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  • Human rights catastrophe unfolding in Sudan's al-Obeid, says UN's Turk By Olivia Le Poidevin July 3, 20269:39 AM GMT+1Updated 23 hours ago Summary UN rights chief issues latest warning over situation in al-Obeid Reports summary executions, sexual violence in surrounding area Sudan's foreign minister urges halt on arms flows to RSF GENEVA, July 3 (Reuters) - Another human rights catastrophe is unfolding in Sudan around the besieged city ​of al-Obeid, the United Nations human rights chief said on Friday, warning of a pattern of atrocities and urging the world ‌to act. Al-Obeid is the capital of North Kordofan state, a focus of recent fighting in a war between Sudan's army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) that began more than three years ago and has caused a vast humanitarian crisis. The Reuters Daily Briefing newsletter provides all the news you need to start your day. Sign up here. Advertisement · Scroll to continue Report Ad U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk said civilians had been subjected to siege-like conditions for 18 months, with critical ​shortages of clean water in al-Obeid and relentless drone strikes. During a debate at the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva, Turk told delegates ​his office had documented patterns of summary executions, abductions, torture and sexual violence along the routes taken by displaced people ⁠across the Kordofan region. He urged the international community not to allow a repeat of the widespread atrocities that took place in al-Fashir in North Darfur last year. Advertisement · Scroll to continue "The ​signs from al-Obeid are clear and unmistakable: Another human rights catastrophe is unfolding in Sudan, this time in the capital of the strategic state of North Kordofan," ​Turk said. RISK OF NEW WAVE OF DISPLACEMENT The session was called by Britain, whose envoy previously warned of large-scale atrocities as the RSF massed forces around al-Obeid, one of Sudan's largest cities, and a place where people displaced from other conflict areas have sought shelter. The world could not allow al-Obeid to be "the next senseless tragedy", Britain's Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said in ​a statement published alongside the council session. "The international community must rise to the moment," she said. The U.N. International Organization for Migration said on Friday ​that a full-scale attack on al-Obeid could again uproot hundreds of thousands of civilians, at a time when humanitarian operations were stretched to their limits. Advertisement · Scroll to continue Report Ad Human Rights Council in Geneva Volker Turk, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, speaks at the Human Rights Council at the UN European headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, September 8, 2025. REUTERS/Denis Balibouse/File Photo Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab Since February, the number ‌of newly ⁠displaced across the wider Kordofan region has risen by nearly two-thirds to more than 219,000 people, according to IOM figures. Al-Obeid hosts around half a million people, including more than 83,000 internally displaced people. The RSF says its operations around al-Obeid are military in nature. It has previously said that it does not intentionally target civilians and that those responsible for abuses will be held to account. The force did not immediately respond to a request for comment. CIVILIANS KILLED ​BY DRONES As in other conflicts, the ​war in Sudan has become increasingly ⁠dominated by drone strikes, which often cause civilian casualties. At least 45 civilians were killed and 41 injured in 15 drone strikes in al-Obeid and surrounding areas between June 6 and 28, according to the U.N. human rights office. Human rights ​groups have documented alleged war crimes by both sides in the war, and the RSF has been accused of repeated ​atrocities and ethnic violence, ⁠including in its stronghold of Darfur in western Sudan. In al-Fashir, at least 6,000 people were killed in just three days when the RSF captured the besieged and famine-stricken city in late October, according to the U.N. human rights office. The office found the RSF and allied militia committed war crimes and crimes against humanity, including mass killings, ⁠summary executions, ​sexual violence, and torture. A proposed resolution being considered by the U.N. Human Rights Council strongly ​condemns the escalating violence committed by the RSF in and around al-Obeid, and expresses deep concern about the imminent risk of large-scale atrocities. The foreign minister in Sudan's army-aligned government, Mohieldin Salim Ahmed ​Ibrahim, told the council that the international community should exert concrete pressure to stop the flow of advanced military equipment and weapons to the RSF.
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    Sudan’s Al-Obeid Faces Growing Humanitarian Disaster as UN Warns of New Atrocities

    Byadmin July 4, 2026

    The United Nations has issued an urgent warning over what it describes as a rapidly escalating humanitarian and human rights crisis unfolding in Sudan’s strategic city of Al-Obeid, raising fears that the country could witness another wave of mass atrocities amid its ongoing civil war. The warning comes as fighting intensifies between the Sudanese Armed…

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    Egypt Set to Receive €1.5 Billion EU Financial Support Within Days as Final Tranches Approach

    Byadmin July 4, 2026

    Egypt is expected to receive €1.5 billion ($1.72 billion) from the European Union in the coming days as part of an ongoing €5 billion macro-financial assistance package, according to Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty. The announcement was made on Saturday during a joint press conference held in Egypt’s New Administrative Capital alongside European Commissioner for…

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    Mali Faces Fresh Wave of Coordinated Attacks as Insurgents Strike Multiple Regions

    Byadmin July 4, 2026

    Mali experienced a new wave of coordinated insurgent attacks on Saturday after armed groups launched assaults across several regions of the country, targeting military positions from the north to the south. Despite the widespread attacks, the Malian military said the situation remains under control and that security forces successfully repelled the assailants. The attacks underscore…

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