The wealthy’s new favorite sport is coming for pickleball’s crown
Padel has gained steam this year as a more active alternative to the widely popular pickleball.
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CEOs need to embrace a technologist mindset to lead innovation today, the Weber Shandwick’s Chris Deri says
Chris Deri, the president of Weber Shandwick Collective’s corporate-advisory business, says companies should be willing to test, learn, and fail.
Kremlin denies Durov-Putin claims
Russian President Vladimir Putin and Pavel Durov did not have a face-to-face meeting days before the Telegram CEO’s arrest, the Kremlin says Read Full Article at RT.com
Australians allowed to dodge bosses’ phone calls
Most workers in Australia now have a legal right to ignore work-related calls, emails, and messages during time off under a new law Read Full Article at RT.com
African state sends soldiers to assist troubled neighbor
The Kenyan Defense Forces says it has deployed soldiers to the DR Congo to help restore peace in the country’s restive eastern province Read Full Article at RT.com
Russia launches huge bombardment on Ukraine as Zelenskyy condemns ‘vile’ attack
Russia launched about 200 missiles and drones at Ukraine overnight on Monday, in what appeared to be the biggest attack on the country in weeks.
Russian kamikaze drone strikes Ukrainian radar station – MOD (VIDEO)
A Lancet kamikaze drone has hit a Ukrainian ST-68 radar station in Sumy Region, the Russian Defense Ministry has reported Read Full Article at RT.com
UK PM warns of ‘deep rot’ at heart of country
Keir Starmer will use his first major speech in office to push an unpopular program of tax hikes, British media have reported Read Full Article at RT.com
As Sudan’s war rages on, trucks crammed with aid have been sitting in the sun for weeks
In a dusty square at the centre of the small Chadian town of Tiné, four aid trucks are crammed with medicine and food.
Astrologers Say 2024’s Political Future May Be Written in the Stars
In a turbulent election year, astrologers are building their audiences by predicting twists and turns—and even winners—in the US presidential race.