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‘No ceasefire in sight’ – UN Chief’s warning after Putin call
U.N. Chief, António Guterres, says the Ukraine war is “far away” after speaking on the phone with Russia’s Vladimir Putin
Guterres believes a peaceful end to the war is not likely anytime soon, following his conversation with Putin.
“A ceasefire is not in sight, I would be lying if I said it would happen.”
António Guterres – Secretary-General of the United Nations
German Chancellor Olaf Sholz also spoke with the Russian leader and believes his “attitude hasn’t changed.”
“Unfortunately, I can’t tell you that he has now come to realise that it was a mistake to start this war, and there is no indication that new attitudes are now emerging…
It is still right to talk to each other and to say what I have to say on these issues from my point of view, because I am strongly convinced that Russia must withdraw … so that peace has a chance in the region, and every day it becomes clearer that this is the only chance. We have to talk about that, and that is what I have done.”
Olaf scholz – German chancellor
Future of the war
Over recent days, Ukraine’s counter-offensive efforts have proven successful, and have instilled hope back to Ukrainians.
Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky has thanked his military, during a visit to newly liberated towns.
His speech was followed by a moment’s silence to remember those lost in the war.
Ukrainian forces are now turning their attention to the Luhansk region in the east, which is home to essential transport hubs.
In Russia, China’s leader, Xi Jinping has arrived in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. Here, he will meet with Putin, in what will be the first face-to-face meeting since the Ukraine war began.
The question remains, will China lend support?
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Charlie Kirk has sparked a worldwide response
“Global vigils and rallies unite in grief as crowds chant ‘We are Charlie Kirk,’ sparking a conservative activism wave.”
“Global vigils and rallies unite in grief as crowds chant ‘We are Charlie Kirk,’ sparking a conservative activism wave.”
The assassination of Charlie Kirk has sparked a worldwide response, with vigils and rallies stretching from London to Seoul and Canberra. Crowds are chanting “We are Charlie Kirk,” turning grief into a unifying rallying cry.
In Seoul, thousands marched through the streets, echoing the same words shouted in London’s Whitehall just days earlier. The scale of these gatherings has transformed a tragedy into a movement that crosses borders and cultures.
Supporters say this is more than mourning. It is about carrying forward Kirk’s vision. His death has ignited a global wave of conservative activism that shows no sign of slowing.
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Authorities have now formally charged 22-year-old Tyler Robinson
Tributes pour in for Charlie Kirk, shot at a rally; suspect charged with murder as vigils gather nationwide.
Tributes pour in for Charlie Kirk, shot at a rally; suspect charged with murder as vigils gather nationwide.
Tributes are flowing in outside Turning Point USA’s headquarters in Phoenix, where supporters have left flags, signs and flowers in memory of Charlie Kirk. The conservative activist was shot and killed on September 10 during a rally in Utah.
Authorities have now formally charged 22-year-old Tyler Robinson with aggravated murder and several related offences. Prosecutors announced they will seek the death penalty, citing the evidence linking Robinson to the weapon used in the attack.
As the investigation continues, vigils and memorials have spread across the United States and abroad. Supporters say Kirk’s influence on conservative politics will be remembered for decades, while critics warn the case will fuel already polarised debate across the country.
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Oracle emerges as key player in AI race
Oracle’s $300B+ deal with OpenAI powers historic AI project, impacting tech, politics, and global supply chain.
Oracle’s $300B+ deal with OpenAI powers historic AI project, impacting tech, politics, and global supply chain.
Oracle is making headlines across tech, politics, and the global supply chain.
The company has struck a $300B+ deal with OpenAI to power “Stargate,” the largest AI infrastructure project in history. This requires vast investment in GPUs, advanced memory, and multi-gigawatt data centres.
Oracle also sits at the heart of the U.S. TikTok debate, playing a pivotal role in cloud security and geopolitics. Meanwhile, its cloud division is surging, with growth forecast at 77% and revenue obligations climbing to $455B.
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