During a press conference, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni was surprised by a bizarre question about stepping on ants and folk sayings related to rainfall. She laughed off the question while addressing other significant topics, including concerns over former US President Trump's controversial international proposals.
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Moscow has struck a deal with Kyiv and the Red Cross to evacuate residents from the embattled Kursk region, parts of which have been seized by Ukraine, Russia's rights commissioner said Monday. Some of those residents have now crossed into Ukraine's neighbouring Sumy region and are awaiting evacuation via Belarus, Russian rights commissioner Tatyana Moskalkova said.
Pakistan's National Assembly has approved amendments to the Pakistan Electronic Crimes Act, granting the government sweeping powers to regulate social media, including the ability to imprison users for spreading disinformation. The new law mandates the removal of critical content and enforces registration requirements for social media platforms amid protests from journalists and opposition leaders.
A judge temporarily blocked Elon Musk’s DOGE team from accessing sensitive SSA records, citing privacy concerns and lack of justification for their fraud investigation. The directive permits access to redacted data after training, addressing inefficiency while respecting legal boundaries.
Israel resumed ceasefire and hostage release negotiations with Hamas in Qatar while fresh air strikes in Gaza killed over 30 people. A video of Israeli soldier Liri Albag in Hamas captivity highlights the urgency of hostage negotiations. The U.S. notified Congress of an $8 billion arms sale to Israel amid ongoing conflict.
Two Australian nurses were caught on video threatening to kill Israeli patients during a video call with an Israeli content creator. The footage sparked outrage, leading to investigations by NSW Health and the police. The nurses have been fired from Bankstown Hospital, with officials condemning their actions.
US First Lady Melania Trump emphasized the "power of love" at the International Women of Courage Award ceremony, honoring eight women for their bravery. Her message contrasted with President Donald Trump's controversial deportation policies, which have sparked legal battles and public protests.
Dan Bongino, a critic of Barack Obama, was appointed FBI deputy director by Donald Trump. Previously a Secret Service agent, Bongino has linked Obama to various political scandals. With conservative commentator Bongino and ally Kash Patel leading the FBI, significant changes are expected in the agency amid internal upheaval and scrutiny.
Former Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner and his wife, Jessica, lost their 14-year-old son, Miller, who died unexpectedly after falling ill while on vacation. The family expressed their devastation and gratitude for the support received. The Yankees organisation also mourned Miller's death, highlighting his vibrant spirit and offering unwavering support to the Gardner family.
Donatella Versace is stepping down as chief creative officer of Versace after nearly 30 years. Dario Vitale, the former design director of Miu Miu, will succeed her. Donatella will become the chief brand ambassador, focusing on philanthropy and public appearances, while maintaining her influence on the brand's legacy.