Arteta Defends Arsenal’s Handling of Thomas Partey Case
Mikel Arteta insists Arsenal “did everything right” in the Thomas Partey case, but questions remain about the club’s transparency and internal processes.
Gaza Humanitarian Crisis: 67 Civilians Killed Seeking Aid
Israeli fire killed 67 civilians seeking food aid in Gaza on 20 July, medics report, amid a worsening hunger crisis and mounting international concern.
Springboks Dominate Georgia with Nine-Try Victory
The Springboks scored nine tries in a 55-10 win over Georgia in Mbombela, with debutant Cameron Hanekom shining ahead of the Rugby Championship.
Maitland Stabbing Incident – Victim Speaks Out
A Cape Town taxi driver faces attempted murder charges after stabbing a motorist in Maitland. The viral video sparked outrage and taxi industry scrutiny.
Gaza Catholic Church Hit in Israeli Airstrike
An Israeli airstrike struck the Holy Family Catholic Church in Gaza City, killing four civilians and damaging church facilities, according to church officials.
Sudan Vaccination Crisis
Sudan’s vaccination rates have halved since the war began in 2023, leaving millions of children vulnerable to deadly infectious diseases.
AI Job Transformation: Nvidia CEO Predicts Evolution
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang champions the idea of AI job transformation, predicting that artificial intelligence will redefine, not replace, professional roles. “Every job will be different,” Huang states, emphasizing AI as a collaborative tool that enhances human capabilities across industries like healthcare
NIO Stock Surges on Undervaluation and EV Strategy
NIO stock price continues to gain ground as investor sentiment improves, driven by a mass-market EV push and signs of undervaluation.
Trump says Ukraine should not bomb Moscow
Donald Trump urged Ukraine not to bomb Moscow, despite earlier reports suggesting he floated the idea to President Zelenskyy during a private call.
Asia Markets Rise: China Data and US Earnings
Asia markets rise despite China's disappointing economic data, with investors eyeing US corporate earnings and inflation figures. Modest gains in indices like the Nikkei 225 and Hang Seng reflect cautious optimism.
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