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A prisoner dying of dysentery at Buchenwald concentration camp peers out from his bunk in April 1945

Buchenwald Camp Survivor Recounts Liberation, 80 Years On

Jacques Moalic, a 102-year-old former Agence France-Presse journalist, remembers vividly the liberation of Buchenwald concentration camp by American troops 80 years ago.

European Airlines Hit Turbulence Over Western Sahara Flights

Western Sahara's disputed status has created legal issues for flights to the former Spanish colony

Direct flights from two European capitals to a city in a bitterly disputed north African territory have become the latest battleground in the conflict between a rebel group and Morocco.

Boeing Faces New Civil Trial Over 2019 Ethiopian Airlines Crash

Boeing is poised to face a jury trial from Monday over the fatal 2019 crash of an Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX plane, the first civil case related to the disaster to reach court.

BIWC Group: Unveiling the Shadows of corporate deception

In the cutthroat world of business, trust can often be elusive, and it can take a team of skilled professionals to expose deception and protect the innocent. This is where BIWC Group enters the stage; a business intelligence agency led by ex-Israeli special forces with a global network of contacts and an almost endless outreach.

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The music industry is particularly concerned about non-authorized use of its content to train generative AI models

The Music Industry Is Battling AI -- With Limited Success

The music industry is fighting on platforms, through the courts and with legislators in a bid to prevent the theft and misuse of art from generative AI -- but it remains an uphill battle.

There are fears US tariffs could lead to factory downsizing and job losses in Vietnam

Vietnam Seeks US Tariff Delay As Economic Growth Slows In First Quarter

Vietnam has asked for a last-minute delay to colossal tariffs imposed by Washington as government figures showed on Sunday that its economy grew at a slightly slower pace in the first quarter.

Vietnam Economic Growth Slows In First Quarter As US Tariffs Loom

Vietnam's economy grew at a slightly slower pace in the first quarter, government figures showed Sunday, as the Southeast Asian country braces for the impact of colossal tariffs imposed by Washington.

US farmers are anxious to see how planned tariffs and retaliation will be resolved

'Anxious': US Farmers See Tariffs Threaten Earnings

As President Donald Trump's sweeping global tariffs took effect this weekend, US farmers hoping for a profit this year instead found themselves facing lower crop prices -- and the prospect of ceding more ground in foreign markets.

Components, cables and games for retro consoles are used to test the repairs completed in the RetroSix workshop

Nostalgia Fuels UK Boom In Vintage Video Game Repairs

The shelves lining Luke Malpass's home workshop are a gamer's treasure trove stretching back decades, with components of vintage Game Boys, Sega Mega Drives and Nintendos jostling for space and awaiting repair.

Leica cameras are still assembled by hand

Snappy Birthday: Germany's Leica Camera Turns 100

Photographer Franziska Stuenkel likes to take spontaneous urban shots, so she needs a nimble camera that is ready to go when inspiration strikes: her German-made Leica M11.

Textile and garment production accounts for about 80 percent of exports in Bangladesh

Leading Garment Producer Bangladesh Holds Crisis Talks On US Tariffs

Bangladesh's interim leader called an emergency meeting on Saturday after textile leaders in the world's second-largest garment manufacturing nation said US tariffs were a "massive blow" to the key industry.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen celebrates taking pole position

Verstappen Snatches 'Special' Pole For Japan GP With Lap Record

Four-time world champion Max Verstappen smashed the track record to snatch pole position for Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris, as Yuki Tsunoda qualified a lowly 15th in his Red Bull debut.

US President Donald Trump has thrown his support behind the budget plan

Fractious Republicans Seek Unity Over Trump Tax Cuts

US senators were set to vote Saturday on unlocking trillions of dollars for sweeping tax cuts promised by President Donald Trump, despite bitter infighting among the majority Republicans over the savings that will be needed to fund them.

US agricultural exports are poised to be hard-hit if Washington and Beijing move forward with steep new tariffs, analysts say

US Soybeans, Energy: Who Is Hit By China's Tariff Retaliation?

US agricultural exports, fuels and manufactured goods are set to take a hit from China's blanket retaliation against President Donald Trump's sharp tariffs, with both sets of measures due to take effect next week.

Cars and other vehicles for export are seen at a port in Yantai, in eastern China's Shandong province, on April 3, 2025

Trump Tariffs Offer Opportunity For China

In unleashing global tariffs, President Donald Trump has vowed to remake the world to benefit US workers.

The comedian and actor denies the charges

UK Comedian Russell Brand Charged With Rape

British comedian and actor Russell Brand denied rape and sexual assault allegations on Friday after being charged with five offences by London's Metropolitan Police.

Entrepreneur Jose Menendez Shares Inspiring Journey of Achieving the Immigrant Dream

The United States offers immense opportunities for those who dare to dream big, work hard, and adapt to new challenges. Few embody this essence of resilience more than immigrants, who navigate unfamiliar landscapes, overcome language barriers, and pave their paths for a better future. Jose Menendez is one of them.