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China announces the creation of an international organization for cooperation in AI, positioning itself as an alternative to the US in the race for technological leadership.

Tetyana Berezhna has been appointed Acting Minister of Culture and Strategic Communications, reports Baltimore Chronicle.

ChatGPT conversations might be revealed in court. Sam Altman warns about the lack of confidentiality, urging regulatory action.

Turkish President Erdoğan plans talks with Putin and Trump to organize a meeting in Istanbul to address the war in Ukraine.

Workers at Turkey’s Akkuyu nuclear plant protested delayed wages; Rosatom blamed “unfriendly countries” for funding issues and construction setbacks.

Russia obtains Chinese engines for “Harpia A1” strike drones disguised as refrigeration units, bypassing Western sanctions through shell companies.

The Verkhovna Rada passed a law placing NABU and SAPO under the Prosecutor General’s Office. The prosecutor general now controls cases, indictments, and closures.

China has begun building the world’s largest hydropower plant on the Tibetan Plateau. The $170 billion project is set to launch in the 2030s.

In the first half of 2025, Ukraine’s iron ore exports dropped by 11.9%, pushing the sector out of the country’s top three export categories.

Despite a massive fire that destroyed the main stage, Tomorrowland 2025 has officially kicked off in Boom, Belgium, with cleanup continuing until the last minute.