4 members of UK’s richest family convicted of exploiting servants at Swiss mansion
Three workers claimed that the family had taken their passports and paid them as little as $8 to work 18-hour days, the BBC reported.
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Prince William seen dancing to ‘Shake It Off’ with his kids at Taylor Swift’s concert in London
The Prince of Wales and his two eldest children attended The Eras Tour in London. He posed for selfies with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.
Three people missing after once-in-30-year rains cause floods and landslides in Switzerland
A rescue operation has been launched to find three people missing after a landslide in Switzerland, caused by the sort of rainfall seen once every 30 years, officials have said.
Houthi claim about aircraft carrier attack is false, US officials say
Yemen’s Houthi fighters say they have attacked two more ships in the Red Sea, but US officials have labelled one of the claims false.
India and Bangladesh to negotiate free trade pact
Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina is visiting New Delhi days into Indian PM Narendra Modi’s third term Read Full Article at RT.com
Message of Congratulations
Asmara, 22 June 2024 – President Isaias Afwerki sent a message of congratulations on behalf of the people and Government of Eritrea, as well as on his own behalf, to President Cyril Ramaphosa, President of the Republic of South Africa, for his re-election and inauguration for a second term as the President of the Republic…
McKinsey says it needs to reinvent itself and that AI is the answer: ‘It’s going to be most of what we do in the future’
Senior McKinsey partner Ben Ellencweig said the firm is going all-in on AI.
Russian alcohol sales surge to nine-year record
Sales of alcoholic drinks in Russia hit a nine-year high in 2023, reversing trends set over the past two decades, a study reveals Read Full Article at RT.com
German arms giant gets record artillery order
Rheinmetall will produce €8.5 billion worth of shells for Germany, Ukraine, and other nations, the company has announced Read Full Article at RT.com
Seine River in Paris still too polluted for Olympic events as opening ceremony looms
The Seine was poised to be a centerpiece of the Paris Olympics, featuring prominently in both the opening ceremony and various swimming events.