One-page proposal must end war between Iran and U.S.
According to two US officials and two other sources, the White House is close to an agreement to end the war with Iran, reports Axios.
Top Ryanair executive wants alcohol ban at airports during early hours
Michael O'Leary, CEO of Ryanair, is calling for a ban on the sale of alcohol at airports during the early hours of the morning. He points to a dramatic increase in disruptive behavior among passengers.
Shakira gives free concert for 2 million people in Rio
Colombian megastar Shakira gave a free concert on Copacabana, the famous beach in Rio de Janeiro: as many as 2 million people showed up.
Sweden intercepts ship from suspected Russian ghost fleet
The Swedish Coast Guard on Sunday intercepted a tanker that is more than likely part of the notorious Russian "ghost fleet". This was revealed by the Swedish Civil Protection Minister Carl-Oskar Bohlin on Sunday on X. The oil tanker had an unknown destination and did not meet maritime safety standards. The boarding happened off Sweden's southern coast.
OpenAI and Elon Musk diametrically opposed in court
Should OpenAI have been allowed to become a commercial company? This question is the stakes in a court case between two of the most influential tech billionaires on the planet: head of Tesla and X Elon Musk and chief executive of ChatGPT maker OpenAI Sam Altman.
Deliberate poisoning of baby food: suspect (39) apprehended
Rat poison was found in a number of baby food jars made by German manufacturer Hipp in several European countries. On Saturday evening, it became known that Austrian police arrested a 39-year-old suspect in the state of Burgenland.
Biggest bankruptcy in U.S. aviation in 25 years
American low-cost airline Spirit Airlines is bankrupt. Among the reasons for the bankruptcy are higher fuel prices.
Superdry founder convicted of rape
James Holder, one of the founders of British fashion brand Superdry, was convicted of rape on Friday, May 1.
Repeated drone attacks incite unrest at key Russian oil refinery
Russian President Vladimir Putin was still calling for calm on Tuesday, stressing that there was "no serious danger" in Tuapse. But local authorities and international sources warn that these arson attacks could have disastrous consequences.
Dutch economy still barely growing
For the first time since the start of the US-Israeli war against Iran on February 28 of this year, the Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics has released figures on the Dutch economy. These show that economic growth has virtually stalled.