How much living space $1 million buys around the world
Monaco is the most expensive market for prime property, costing over $5,800 per square foot, followed by Hong Kong and Singapore.
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India awards $2.36-bn contract for scores of BrahMos missiles
New Delhi awards five defense contracts worth $4.7 billion to produce supersonic missiles, MiG29 engines and other arms Read Full Article at RT.com
Panera Bread is promising bigger portions and lower prices in its ‘largest menu transformation ever’
Panera Bread is slashing some menu items like flatbreads to make room for new sandwiches and salads.
A frog was found with mushroom sprouting from its side, leaving scientists baffled
The amphibian, a Rao’s intermediate golden-backed frog, was spotted during a survey of amphibians in the foothills of the Western Ghats in India.
Elon Musk sues Sam Altman, accusing him of betraying OpenAI’s mission of benefiting humanity
Elon Musk filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, claiming the company’s partnership with Microsoft threatens its original non-profit mission.
Image from inside Navalny’s funeral released as mourners defy Kremlin
Thousands of people have gathered in Moscow for Alexei Navalny’s funeral despite the risk of arrest – with crowds clapping and chanting his name as his body was being carried inside the church.
Rihanna, Ivanka Trump and dinner for 51,000 – Asia’s richest man throws pre-wedding party for his son
It’s not often Mark Zuckerberg and Ivanka Trump join Bollywood stars and Indian cricketers to watch Rihanna perform.
CIA has ‘many bases’ in Ukraine – FSB boss
FSB head Aleksandr Bortnikov and Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov have commented on the scale of US espionage infrastructure in Ukraine Read Full Article at RT.com
Argentina seeks more cash from IMF – Bloomberg
The loan is expected to help President Javier Milei carry through plans to lift the country’s capital controls Read Full Article at RT.com
British politicians think they have a plan to combat Andrew Tate’s influence in schools. It’s doomed to fail.
Politicians in the UK want to train young male influencers in schools to be alternative role models to Andrew Tate. But it’s probably not enough, say experts.