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The Washington Post lays off one-third of its staff, eliminating sports and books departments amid financial struggles and subscriber losses following owner Jeff Bezos's controversial editorial decisions.
Tech layoffs in 2025-2026 are driving major talent redistribution, with startups hiring 43% more ex-Big Tech employees. Hiring freezes reflect shifting investor sentiment toward profitability over growth, while traditional industries absorb displaced workers.
The Washington Post lays off one-third of its staff, eliminating sports and books departments amid financial struggles and subscriber losses following owner Jeff Bezos's controversial editorial decisions.
An angel fresco resembling Italian PM Giorgia Meloni in Rome's San Lorenzo basilica has been painted over after sparking church and state investigations over political imagery in sacred art.
Belgium investigates smoke incident on new M940 Oostende minehunter in Zeebrugge. Defense Minister Francken calls it 'remarkable' amid sabotage concerns following German arrests. Joint Belgian-Dutch program faces major cost overruns.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces major political crisis after admitting he knew about Peter Mandelson's Epstein ties when appointing him US ambassador. Mandelson faces criminal investigation while Starmer battles calls to resign.
FDA approves 2025-2026 COVID-19 boosters targeting Omicron variants LP.8.1 and JN.1 from Pfizer, Moderna, and Novavax. Priority groups include adults 65+, high-risk individuals, with simplified single-dose recommendations for most.
AfD MP Jörg Dornau arrested in Saxony parliament for allegedly circumventing EU sanctions by exporting equipment to Belarus. Investigation focuses on false documentation and his agricultural business ties to Lukashenko's regime.
Severe winter weather paralyzes Germany with deadly accidents, 30km traffic jams, and widespread transport disruptions. Deutsche Bahn cancels numerous trains as environmental salt bans are lifted for safety.
Russian spy satellites Luch-1 and Luch-2 have intercepted communications from European satellites, exploiting vulnerabilities in older unencrypted systems and raising serious space security concerns.
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, son of former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, assassinated by masked commandos in Zintan. The killing removes a controversial political figure and potential presidential candidate from Libya's divided landscape.
WHO issues climate disease alert as rising temperatures expand infectious disease ranges. Economic losses hit $162B in 2025, with insurance markets transforming. WHO seeks $1B for 2026 health emergencies amid funding crisis.
The US plans 11 rare earth trade deals and a $12B stockpile fund to reduce China dependence, but lacks processing capacity. Europe faces similar challenges meeting 2030 raw materials targets.
Tech layoffs in 2025-2026 are driving major talent redistribution, with startups hiring 43% more ex-Big Tech...
FDA approves 2025-2026 COVID-19 boosters targeting Omicron variants LP.8.1 and JN.1 from Pfizer, Moderna, and...
WHO issues climate disease alert as rising temperatures expand infectious disease ranges. Economic losses hit $162B...
Ukraine faces severe ammunition shortages threatening frontline defense. Despite four supply sources including Czech...
Red Sea shipping faces security crisis with Houthi attacks forcing naval escorts, massive vessel rerouting around...
The 2026 National Threat Cyber Bulletin reveals escalating AI-powered cyber threats with $10.5 trillion economic...
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