Diddy Transferred From New Jersey Prison to Pennsylvania Facility, Reports Say
Sean “Diddy” Combs is being transferred from a prison in New Jersey to a facility in Pennsylvania, TMZ reports.
Entertainment
Moderate MP proposes 10-year citizenship requirement for Sweden’s parliamentarians after Mohamed Ali’s election
Left-winger Mohamed Ali entered parliament after just seven months as a Swedish citizen. Now Moderate Party member Louise Meijer wants to change the constitution.
Swedish politicsTop news
Zelensky Says Starlink Access Is ‘On Its Way Back’ for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is thanking Europe’s “real leaders” for their support amid the latest spat with US President Donald Trump. He also sees a glimmer of hope for the Starlink satellite service. Has it been restored? No, but it is on its way back, Zelensky says at a press conference.
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US Prisons Denies Reports Diddy Was Injured in Fight With Inmate at Fort Dix
The US Department of Corrections is denying reports that Sean “Diddy” Combs was injured in a fight with a fellow inmate at Fort Dix prison in New Jersey, TMZ reports.
Entertainment
Russia Claims It Shot Down 644 Ukrainian Drones Overnight Across 26 Regions
Russia claims to have shot down 644 Ukrainian drones overnight, the country’s Defense Ministry said.
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Pia Sundhage to Receive the Loket Award for Her Commitment to Sport and Club Life
Football legend Pia Sundhage is receiving the “Voice of the Locomotive” award, established in memory of Leif “Loket” Olsson, who died last year.
FootballTop news
Houthi Attacks and Economic Woes Put Pressure on Saudi Crown Prince’s Vision 2030
Saudi Arabia's leader, Mohammed bin Salman, has ruled over a brutal but wealthy dictatorship. But the country is now rocked by a faltering economy and intense attacks by the Iran-backed Houthi movement. His enemies might say he is out of control, says Saudi expert Thord Jansson.
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US Mortgage Rates Hit Highest Level in Nearly Three Years at 7.4%
The average mortgage rate in the United States is at its highest level in nearly three years and has risen by almost 20 percent in a year.
Business
Three children and teacher killed in Oregon school shooting; suspected shooter also dead
Three children and a teacher have been killed in a school shooting in Bend, Oregon, according to local police. The suspected shooter is also reported to be dead.
World
Albania Protests Continue for Third Day as Students Demand Government Resignation
Extensive student protests against the government in Albania continued for a third consecutive day on Thursday.
World politicsTop news
How Starlink Restrictions Could Affect Ukraine’s Drones and Communications
The Starlink satellite network provides high-speed internet, which is essential in modern warfare. Ukraine uses it in its drone war and for communications between units - and is now accusing the US of restricting access. Here's what we know about the Starlink controversy.
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Infantino Apologizes to FIFA Board Over Scrapped World Cup Investment Plan, but Critics Remain Unconvinced
For three and a half hours, FIFA President Gianni Infantino was grilled by his fellow board members. They were not satisfied with his answers. “Nothing has changed,” says Debbie Hewitt, chair of the English Football Association.
Football
Trump Rules Out Livestream of Nidal Hasan’s Execution Amid Backlash
US President Donald Trump says the execution of death row inmate Nidal Hasan will not be broadcast live.
World politics
Zelenskyy Meets Belgian King and NATO Chief in Brussels, Calls for More Pressure on Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is urging increased pressure on Russia during a visit to Brussels.
World
Sources: Diddy taken to hospital after fight at Fort Dix prison, report says
Sean "Diddy" Combs was injured in a fight last Friday at Fort Dix prison in the United States and was taken to hospital by ambulance, TMZ reports, citing "multiple sources."
Entertainment
Kristersson warns US moves on Russian energy and Ukraine are heading in the wrong direction
The US energy deal with Russia and the interruption of satellite information to Ukraine are raising concerns at the EU summit in Brussels.
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FIFA to Review Automatic Red-Card Suspensions After Balogun World Cup Controversy
FIFA is to review whether automatic suspensions for red cards can be overturned, following the high-profile Balogun controversy at the World Cup.
FootballTop news
Zelenskyy urges US not to side with Russia as Ukraine’s attacks on refineries resume
The relationship between Ukraine and the United States is tense, to say the least. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is now calling for “honesty” from his partners, addressing the United States in particular. “It is important that everyone in the United States does not side with the aggressor,” Zelenskyy writes on X.
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South Korean Stocks Plunge 7.5% as Asian Markets Slide on Rate and AI Debt Fears
Asian stock markets, especially South Korea’s, are falling sharply. Concerns about interest rate hikes and AI companies’ debt are among the factors behind the declines.
Technology
Ukraine Says It Attacked Russian Oil Refinery in Ryazan Region
Ukraine's military says it has attacked a Russian oil refinery. Russia launched several deadly airstrikes on Ukraine overnight, The Kyiv Independent reports.
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Colombia Opens Embassy in Jerusalem, Marking Shift in Ties With Israel
Colombia opened its new embassy in Jerusalem on Wednesday, marking a clear shift in the country’s relationship with Israel.
World