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Napoleon Bonaparte's Personal Belongings Fetch Millions at Historic Paris Auction
Over 100 personal items of Napoleon Bonaparte are being auctioned at Sotheby's Paris, including his imperial throne, handwritten testament, and signature bicorne hat. The collection from a private enthusiast is expected to...
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German Prosecutor: Bielefeld Cafe Attacker Was ISIS Member
German prosecutors confirm the suspect in the Bielefeld cafe stabbing that injured five was an ISIS member who joined the terrorist group in 2014. The Syrian national attacked patrons at a football supporters' bar as part of a...
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Central Bank Launches Wholesale CBDC Pilot for Interbank Transfers
A central bank launches a wholesale CBDC pilot enabling real-time interbank transfers, joining 44 countries currently testing digital currencies. The 6-month trial involves six major banks and could expand to cross-border settlements.
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Bezos Relocates Venice Wedding Celebration Amid Protests and Security Concerns
Jeff Bezos relocates his Venice wedding reception due to protests over his environmental impact and security concerns. The celebration moves from central Venice to the Arsenale shipyard complex following objections from...
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Supreme Court Grapples with Social Media Liability in Landmark Case
The US Supreme Court established new guidelines holding public officials liable for blocking critics on social media when acting in their governmental capacity. This landmark ruling comes amid three other pending cases that...
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Global Ethics Panel Releases Landmark Guidelines for CRISPR Gene Editing Research
An international ethics panel has released comprehensive guidelines for CRISPR gene-editing research, establishing safeguards for human applications while addressing accessibility and oversight concerns. The framework...