Twitter did not do enough to tell its users that the personal data it had collected was used partly to help marketers target ads, the F.T.C. and Justice Department said ... .
More than 6.3 million Ukrainians have fled their country since Russia first invaded in late February 2022. The European Union has welcomed Ukrainian refugees, allowing them to enter its 27 member countries without visas and live and work there for up to three years ... But there is still an uncomfortable reality ... Photo ... Not the first time ... Photo ... Photo ... ....
"There is a colossal amount of shelling," he added ... In Kyiv, Zelensky echoed that plea. "We need the help of our partners — above all, weapons for Ukraine ... I know that there is shelling out there but I go," the 47-year-old said after a thundering blast smashed apart a chunk of a salt mine where she worked with most of her friends and neighbors.
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ISLAMABAD. Ousted prime minister of PakistanImran Khan on Thursday gave a six-day deadline to the Shehbaz Sharif government for dissolving provincial assemblies and announcing fresh general elections, warning that if the "imported government" failed to do so, he would return to the capital with the "entire nation" ... .
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The head of the World Bank has warned that Russia's invasion of Ukraine could cause a global recession as the price of food, energy and fertiliser jump. David Malpass told a US business event on Wednesday that it is difficult to "see how we avoid a recession" ... "As we look at the global GDP... "Progress is not satisfactory," Mr Li said ... Related Topics ... .
Nearly half the population want Northern Ireland to remain in the UK, while a third would vote for a united Ireland tomorrow, a survey suggests. The Northern Ireland Life and Times survey found 48% of respondents supported the union - down from 54% in 2020 ... It also found an increase in people reporting a nationalist identity ... Related Topics ... Features ... .
A group of economists has issued a new estimate of the future cost of climate change that is grabbing headlines. The consultancy Deloitte estimates that unchecked climate change could cost the global economy over the next 50 years. While climate change does harm economies, there are a lot of problems with long-term estimates like this ...Image ... Image.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — China's Foreign MinisterWang Yi and a 20-strong delegation arrived in the Solomon Islands Thursday at the start of an eight-nation tour that comes amid growing concerns about Beijing's military and financial ambitions in the South Pacific region ... "Our protest is for our govt to see our disappointment ... .
An 18-year-old gunman opened fire on Tuesday at a Texas elementary school, killing at least 19 children as he went from classroom to classroom, officials said, in the deadliest school shooting in nearly a decade and the latest gruesome moment for a country scarred by a string of massacres. The attacker was killed by law enforcement ... — Reuters ... — AFP ... .
Oh, how the audience laughed. George W Bush, America’s former worst president until the age of reality TV politics, was giving a speech last week in Texas when he reached the topic of the war in Ukraine. “Russian elections are rigged,” he told the audience ... The error hung in the air for a surprisingly long moment before Bush corrected himself ... ....
Researchers call for development of anti-satellite capabilities including ability to track, monitor and disable each craft. . The Starlink platform with its thousands of satellites is believed to be indestructible. .
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