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Russia Seeks Financial Data to Recruit Bankrupt Citizens for War
Russia's Defense Ministry seeks expanded access to citizens' financial data, officially for anti-corruption but likely to target bankrupt individuals for military recruitment amid severe manpower shortages.
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US-Iran Nuclear Talks in Oman End: 'Working to Remove Distrust'
US and Iran conclude first nuclear talks in Oman since 2025, with Iran calling them 'a good start' but refusing broader discussions on missiles and regional influence.
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Norwegian Crown Princess Apologizes for Epstein Friendship
Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit apologizes for friendship with Jeffrey Epstein as documents reveal extensive contact. Public trust plummets with 76% losing confidence in future queen.
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EU Finds TikTok Addictive, Billions in Fines Possible
EU regulators warn TikTok that its addictive design violates digital safety rules, risking billions in fines. The platform must change features like infinite scroll or face penalties up to 6% of global revenue.
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Urban Transit Ridership Rebounds with New Timetables
Urban transit ridership rebounds to 85% of pre-pandemic levels through strategic service adjustments and new timetables. Capacity planning drives revenue recovery as agencies optimize schedules to match post-pandemic demand patterns.
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Germany Faces 321 Sabotage Attacks, Authorities Blame Russia
Germany recorded 321 sabotage incidents targeting critical infrastructure, with authorities suspecting Russian involvement using disposable agents in hybrid warfare tactics.