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Fact check: Were you fooled by these fake World Cup images?
Watching tense, fast-paced football games requires focus, but so does consuming World Cup content online, because false images surrounding the tournament are becoming increasingly common. #TheCube
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Resilient dollar slips, markets still wary of yen intervention risk
LONDON, June 26 : The dollar slipped against most other major currencies on Friday as Federal Reserve rate hike bets were tempered a touch by the latest economic data and falling oil prices, allowing the yen — trading in an intervention danger zone — to find firmer ground.The greenback was still poised to
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Iran insists on right to control shipping in Strait of Hormuz after ship hit near Oman
Taiwan’s Evergreen Marine said its Singapore-flagged ship Ever Lovely had been hit close to Oman on Thursday (Jun 25) by an “unknown object”.
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Financial regulators scramble to counter AI rise with own tools
ZURICH, June 26 : Banks and financial sector watchdogs must move quickly to adopt new technology to plug system vulnerabilities as AI supercharges cybersecurity risks, a top Swiss financial regulator said in an interview. Here are a few details: • Marlene Amstad, president of Swiss market regulator
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Isak scolds Elanga for confusion over Sweden’s second round qualification
June 26 : Anthony Elanga’s equaliser helped Sweden qualify for the World Cup’s round of 32 following a 1-1 draw with Japan, but while his teammates were celebrating the result, the striker collapsed on the ground in frustration thinking they had not qualified.Sweden finished a point below second-placed Japan
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Malaysian customs foil US$13 million AI chip smuggling bid
SEPANG, Malaysia: Malaysian authorities foiled an attempt to smuggle advanced artificial intelligence chips through the country’s main airport, customs officials said on Friday (Jun 26), in a case worth nearly US$13 million.A team raided Kuala Lumpur airport’s free trade zone on Jun 5 and seized 72 servers th
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Copernicus lead warns extreme heat measures needed or deaths to ensue
As scorching weather hits Europe, climate expert Carlo Buontempo told Euronews’ flagship morning show Europe Today that “record-breaking temperatures should not be breaking news” and that strategies are needed to face extreme weather lest humanity suffers the consequences. #EuropeToday
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From child bride to bodybuilding champion
Roya Karimi escaped child marriage and violence in Afghanistan to rebuild her life in Norway. Now a world‑class bodybuilder, she inspires Afghan women to pursue freedom and their dreams.
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Bayer: Why so many Roundup weedkiller lawsuits?
Bayer was sued for failing to add cancer warnings to its controversial pesticide Roundup, when US regulators opposed adding one. DW asks if the latest Supreme Court win will stop the chemical giant from paying billions.

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