Embattled EV startup Fisker files for bankruptcy
EV startup Fisker said it was filing for bankruptcy after months of warning it could go out of business.
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China could soon have to choose between fueling the Ukraine war and its access to Europe’s economy
The West is hardening its stance toward China over its apparent support for Russia’s Ukraine invasion.
Zelensky introduces arms training for high school students
A new law aims to prepare Ukrainian citizens for “national resistance,” according to an explanatory note attached to the bill Read Full Article at RT.com
EU fears French snap vote could undermine aid for Kiev – Bloomberg
The EU fears snap elections in France could jeopardize aid for Kiev and extra joint EU military spending, Bloomberg has said Read Full Article at RT.com
News24 | Trump group $25 million spending blitzes Biden in tight White House race
Outside groups supporting Donald Trump’s presidential bid have spent significantly more money in recent months than groups that are working to re-elect Democratic President Joe Biden, according to a Reuters analysis of campaign finance records.
Hopes a simple blood test could detect Parkinson’s seven years before symptoms after AI breakthrough
With help from artificial intelligence, researchers have identified a biological signature of Parkinson’s disease they hope could lead to a simple blood test for the condition at least seven years before symptoms appear.
WATCH Russian missile destroy US-made armored vehicle
Russian troops have destroyed a Ukrainian US-made M113 armored personnel carrier, according to a video released on Tuesday Read Full Article at RT.com
US state sues Pfizer over ‘misleading’ Covid-19 vaccine claims
Kansas has filed a lawsuit against Pfizer over alleged “misleading claims” associated with the pharmaceutical giant’s Covid-19 vaccine Read Full Article at RT.com
Airbnb’s Olympics Push Could Help it Win Over Paris
Paris officials have placed tough new restrictions on Airbnb rentals in recent years. The company is using the Olympics to try and win over locals and broaden its footprint in the iconic city.
A crew member hit the ceiling and a passenger was scalded by spilled coffee as turbulence caused ‘pandemonium’ on a flight in New Zealand
An Air New Zealand flight encountered heavy turbulence on Sunday, and a full coffee pot was spilled over one passenger during the trolley service.