US President Donald Trump faces multiple lawsuits challenging his executive orders on immigration, transgender military service, and federal workforce policies. He claims he is upholding the law to save the country, despite criticism and accusations of acting like a dictator from opponents.
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A surprise strike by workers at Hamburg Airport on Sunday led to the cancellation of over 270 flights, affecting more than 40,000 passengers. The strike was organized by the ver.di union to pressure employers amid ongoing contract negotiations, with more strikes expected at 13 German airports on Monday.
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US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer met at the White House to discuss the Russia-Ukraine war, with Trump emphasizing European responsibility. Starmer urged Trump for a US commitment to a Ukraine ceasefire, but Trump remains skeptical of direct involvement.
Tencent has begun trialing its own AI reasoning model, "Hunyuan Thinker," alongside DeepSeek’s R1 chatbot in its Yuanbao chatbot, aiming for more human-like responses. The move intensifies China’s AI race, with companies like Baidu and BYD also integrating DeepSeek. While gaining traction, DeepSeek faces global scrutiny over data privacy, with South Korea joining several countries in restricting its use pending security reviews.
Canada's Transport Minister Anita Anand has decided to run in the 2025 federal elections, reversing her earlier decision to step away from public life. She cited the importance of addressing trade challenges with the US and her mother's advice to serve the country as reasons for her change.
South Sudan has closed all schools for two weeks due to an extreme heatwave, with temperatures reaching 42 degrees Celsius. The heat has caused students to collapse, prompting calls to amend the school calendar. Most schools lack cooling systems, worsening the crisis. The fragile health system and economic struggles, including disrupted oil exports, add to the challenges. Civil groups criticize the government for poor planning.
Israel's military said it killed two Hezbollah militants Sunday in two separate strikes on Lebanon, its latest deadly raids in the country more than three months into a fragile ceasefire. And on Tuesday, the Israeli military said it carried out a strike in southern Lebanon that killed a senior Hezbollah militant.
Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen has rejected US President Donald Trump's claim that America will acquire the Arctic island, asserting that Greenland decides its own future. Despite Trump's suggestion that military force was not off the table, Greenlandic leaders maintain their autonomy against foreign control.
Suchir Balaji, a 26-year-old former OpenAI employee and whistleblower, died by suicide in San Francisco. He had publicly accused OpenAI of copyright infringement in developing ChatGPT and expressed concerns about the technology's potential harm to businesses and the internet ecosystem. Balaji left OpenAI due to ethical concerns, believing its practices were unsustainable.