Latvian PM Krisjanis Karins announces resignation amid coalition struggles
Latvian Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins has announced his intention to step down from his role, along with the entirety of his government, later this week.
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PSG agree deal with Saudi Pro League side Al Hilal for transfer of Brazil forward Neymar
Saudi Pro League (SPL) side Al-Hilal have agreed to a $110 million fee with Paris Saint-Germain as the Brazilian edges towards an exit from the French capital.
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The World Food Programme has requested India for 200,000 tonnes of rice to carry out humanitarian operations, according to a report by Mint.
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Due to a dwindling user base and financial losses, OpenAI’s ChatGPT might go out of business.
Read MoreHunter Biden could face criminal trial, newly named US special counsel says
President Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden may be headed for a criminal trial, U.S. Special Counsel David Weiss said shortly after promotion into that role on Friday, in a sign that courtroom drama could play an outsized role in the 2024 presidential election.
Read MoreRussia reaffirms stance on grain deal, continues strikes on key Ukrainian ports
Russian President Vladimir Putin asked his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday (August 2) to help Moscow export its grain to African countries to evade crisis because of food shortage.
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At least five, including a 10-year-old child, have been killed after missile strikes on the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih, the country's emergency services said Monday (July 31).
Read MoreArmy general, Tchiani, named as new leader of Niger after military coup
General Abdourahamane Tchiani is the new leader of Niger following a military takeover, state television reported Friday.
Read MoreNATO is boosting Black Sea surveillance after Russia's grain deal exit
NATO said on Wednesday (July 26) said that it was stepping up surveillance of the Black Sea region.
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