Poland drops deal with UK lawyer to sue Russia
The new government in Warsaw is unwilling to pursue its predecessor’s personal vendetta over the 2010 Smolensk plane crash Read Full Article at RT.com
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The EU debt time bomb is ticking
Countries of the bloc are facing growing national debt amid rising interest rates, which could escalate into a crisis this year Read Full Article at RT.com
The housing market in 2023 saw its worst year of sales in 29 years
"The latest month’s sales look to be the bottom before inevitably turning higher in the new year," NAR economist Lawrence Yun said.
Russian troops outnumber Ukrainians 4 to 1 on a key battlefront, says soldier: ‘The situation is deplorable’
Ukrainian troops are trying to hold out on the east bank of the Dnipro River, but one soldier told the FT the situation there is "deplorable."
Preorders for Apple’s $3,500 Vision Pro are already backed up a month
Apple Vision Pro became available to preorder on Friday. Within hours, the headset’s delivery dates had slipped to March.
Apple offers to give rivals access to its contactless payment tech in a bid to resolve EU antitrust case
The European Commission alleged that Apple blocked developers of rival mobile wallet apps from accessing the NFC technology used by Apple Pay.
Drones in Ukraine have the same problem cell phones do in cold winter weather, giving pilots less time to hunt
Cold and dark conditions are limiting what Russia and Ukraine can do with drones as they exhaust batteries, fog up cameras, and provide fewer daylight hours.
Can you watch porn on an Apple Vision Pro? Yes and no.
Some people always use new tech to consume porn, but Apple’s app guidelines ban it. You can still watch porn on the headset via a browser.
Zuck’s GPU flex will cost Meta as much as $18 billion by the end of 2024
Mark Zuckerberg revealed Meta’s AI goals, with an expected 600,000 GPUs, predominantly Nvidia’s, to support generative AI services.
Trump lawyers warn of nationwide ‘chaos’
GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s lawyers have warned the US Supreme Court of “chaos” should their client be removed from Colorado’s ballot Read Full Article at RT.com