How Taiwan could depend on one of the cheapest naval tactics to stop a Chinese invasion
Naval mines, a cheap and easy to employ naval tactic, could be key to deterring China from invading Taiwan, experts argue.
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Sam Bankman-Fried could go to a low-security prison and get out early if he plays his cards right, prison consultants say
Prison consultants say Sam Bankman-Fried has the chance to get years taken off of his 25-year sentence, but only if he controls his impulses.
Why Americans have little to smile about these days
Rising cost of living, disappointment with political leaders, and crushing loneliness are souring moods in the Land of the Free Read Full Article at RT.com
Elon Musk accuses Democrats of ‘importing voters’
The Tesla tycoon has condemned an alleged plan by President Joe Biden to grant residency to millions of illegal immigrants Read Full Article at RT.com
Pope skips Good Friday procession to protect health, Vatican says
Pope Francis did not take part in the Good Friday Way of the Cross procession at the Colosseum in Rome to “conserve his health” ahead of Easter, the Vatican has said.
OpenAI knows you’re worried about its new AI model that can copy your voice
OpenAI revealed the test results of its synthetic voice tool Voice Engine and highlighed concerns about AI voice replication.
Elon Musk’s Tesla robots could be innovative for AI and automation, but Optimus still has a long way to go
Elon Musk’s Tesla robots, or Optimus, is an innovative bipedal AI robot device that uses the same Autopilot technology as Tesla’s cars.
Legendary Kiev-born writer cancelled by Ukraine
More monuments of Mikhail Bulgakov could be dismantled in Ukraine over his ‘links’ to Russia Read Full Article at RT.com
Suspected Israeli hitman caught in Malaysia
Malaysian police have caught a heavily-armed Israeli national who is suspected of having links to the county’s intelligence agency Mossad Read Full Article at RT.com
News24 | Ukraine gets $1.5 billion funding tranche under World Bank programme
Ukraine has received a $1.5 billion tranche of funding under a World Bank programme, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said on Friday, helping it pay for its budget and social spending as it defends itself against the Russian invasion.