EU Announces €1.9 Billion Humanitarian Aid Budget for 2026

EU announces €1.9 billion humanitarian aid budget for 2026 to address global crises affecting 239 million people, with Commissioner Lahbib presenting the plan at Davos.

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EU Announces €1.9 Billion Humanitarian Aid Budget for 2026

EU announces €1.9 billion humanitarian aid budget for 2026 to address global crises affecting 239 million people, with Commissioner Lahbib presenting the plan at Davos.

today 01:03 • Crime

Spotify Lawsuit Revealed as Cause of Anna's Archive Domain Suspensions

Court documents reveal Spotify and major labels' lawsuit caused Anna's Archive domain suspensions after the site scraped 300TB of Spotify data. A preliminary injunction targets third parties including Cloudflare.

today 00:54 • Disaster

Chile Arrests Suspect for Allegedly Starting Devastating Wildfires

Chile arrests man suspected of starting wildfires that killed 20+ people and forced 50,000 evacuations. Suspect caught with matches and fuel in La Araucanía region as country battles 35+ fire fronts during extreme heatwave.

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today 00:14 • Ai

AI Content Provenance Consortium Launches Standards for Attribution

A new AI content provenance consortium launches standards for attribution detection tools and publisher adoption plans to combat misinformation. The initiative uses Content Credentials as digital passports for media verification.

today 00:04 • Politics

Iran Admits 3,117 Protest Deaths in First Official Toll

Iran's state television admits 3,117 protest deaths, but human rights groups report over 4,500 killed amid brutal crackdown on nationwide demonstrations.

yesterday 22:15 • Health

Cross-Border Telemedicine Pilot Shows Major Patient Gains

A cross-border telemedicine pilot shows improved patient outcomes but highlights licensing and reimbursement challenges. The program demonstrated better chronic disease management and access to specialists, while revealing regulatory barriers that need policy solutions.

yesterday 21:54 • Nature

Extinct Plant Rediscovered After 60 Years Via iNaturalist

A plant species thought extinct for 60 years rediscovered in Australia thanks to a citizen scientist using iNaturalist, highlighting the growing importance of public participation in biodiversity conservation.

yesterday 21:04 • Trade War

Trump Cancels Greenland Tariffs After NATO Meeting with Rutte

Trump cancels planned tariffs on European NATO allies after meeting with NATO chief Mark Rutte in Davos, announcing a framework agreement for Greenland and Arctic cooperation.

yesterday 20:53 • Foreign News

Denmark Rejects US Negotiations Over Greenland Sale

Denmark refuses to negotiate with US over Greenland sale, escalating transatlantic tensions. Trump wants strategic Arctic territory but faces Danish resistance, Greenlandic opposition, and limited domestic support.

yesterday 20:15 • Energy

Zero Emission Tram Line Inaugurated, Energy Depot Boosts Ridership

A new zero-emission tram line with innovative energy supply depot has been inaugurated, exceeding ridership forecasts by 25% and accelerating expansion plans. The system uses advanced charging technology and represents a major step in sustainable urban transport.

yesterday 20:03 • War

US Transfers IS Prisoners from Syria to Iraq Amid SDF Withdrawal

US military transfers IS prisoners from Syria to Iraq as SDF withdraws following ceasefire with Syrian government, affecting thousands of detainees and raising security concerns.

yesterday 19:54 • Accident

Spain's Train Safety Crisis: Two Crashes in Three Days Spark Strike

Two deadly train accidents in three days expose Spain's railway safety crisis, with unions warning of ignored infrastructure problems and calling for nationwide strikes.