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US President Donald Trump says he feels a “responsibility” to sue a British broadcaster for editing part of his 6 January 2021 speech in a Panorama documentary. Speaking to Fox News, he claimed the edit “butchered” his words and “misled” viewers. This marks his first public statement since his lawyers warned of a $1 billion lawsuit unless the organisation retracts the programme, apologises, and pays damages. Trump says the public was misled In an interview on The Ingraham Angle, Trump confirmed he plans to pursue legal action. “Well, I guess I have to,” he said. “They deceived the public, and…

Ohio University will observe International Education Week from November 13 to 21, 2025, highlighting efforts to integrate global learning into higher education. The 2025 theme, “Global Workforce Readiness,” emphasizes preparing students for a competitive global economy. The university’s programming will focus on developing cross-cultural skills, language proficiency, and international awareness. Events include workshops, lectures, and cultural activities designed to help students navigate global workplaces. Officials said International Education Week provides an opportunity to showcase the importance of preparing graduates for careers that require collaboration across cultures. Students will gain insights into international business practices, communication, and problem-solving in diverse settings.…

The Premier League has confirmed that Arsenal and Crystal Palace have had their fixtures moved to allow extra recovery time before their Carabao Cup quarter-final on Tuesday, 23 December. Arsenal’s match against Everton and Palace’s trip to Leeds United, originally set for Sunday, 21 December, will now both take place at 8pm on Saturday, 20 December. Palace face KuPS in the Europa Conference League on Thursday, 18 December, and opted to shorten the gap between those fixtures rather than face Arsenal just two days after visiting Leeds. The Premier League said player welfare was “a priority” and thanked Leeds and…

The United States Senate has approved a crucial funding bill that could end the longest government shutdown in American history within days. The measure passed late on Monday in a 60-40 vote, with nearly all Republicans and eight Democrats supporting it. The deal keeps the government funded through the end of January. The bill now goes to the House of Representatives, which must approve it before President Donald Trump can sign it into law. Trump signalled earlier on Monday that he would support the legislation. The breakthrough followed intense weekend negotiations between members of both parties determined to restore federal…

Research from U.S. Bank Asset Management Group highlights the U.S. technology sector as a key driver of long-term economic growth. Companies investing in artificial intelligence, hardware infrastructure, data capture and processing, and enterprise software are positioned to lead the next wave of innovation. The report emphasizes that sustained investments in technology infrastructure and digital capabilities support a broader U.S. innovation ecosystem. These companies are expected to deliver strong returns, drive productivity, and reinforce the nation’s competitive edge in global markets. Analysts note that AI adoption, advanced data analytics, and enterprise software solutions are transforming industries ranging from finance and healthcare…

Significant Capital Moves From Japan to EuropeJapanese investors have directed roughly €33 billion into European startups since 2019, according to a report by Dealroom and NordicNinja. The trend highlights a strategic shift as Japanese venture funds and corporate investors seek faster growth opportunities outside their domestic market. Europe’s strong innovation networks and growing startup ecosystem have made it an attractive destination for overseas investment. Deep-Tech and AI Drive Investment TrendsThe majority of Japanese funding is flowing into deep-tech ventures, including robotics, quantum computing, and advanced materials. Artificial intelligence and sustainable technology startups are also key recipients. Japanese corporations are leveraging…

A car exploded Monday near New Delhi’s historic Red Fort, killing at least eight people and injuring several others. The blast triggered a fire that destroyed multiple nearby vehicles. Police and emergency crews quickly arrived to secure the area and help the injured. Firefighters Rush to Contain Blaze Fire engines sped to the scene after reports of the explosion near a Red Fort metro station gate. Firefighters battled flames engulfing parked cars while police cordoned off the area. Authorities evacuated bystanders and worked to prevent further damage. Witnesses Describe the Chaos Local residents reported a “window-shattering sound” followed by fire…

New chief takes the helm amid tough tradingDrinks giant Diageo has appointed former Tesco chief executive Sir Dave Lewis as its new leader. He will take over on 1 January, following the summer departure of Debra Crew after two years in the role. The company hopes his appointment will revive slowing sales and rebuild investor confidence. While Guinness remains a bright spot, Diageo’s overall performance has weakened, with shares recently sinking to a 10-year low. After the news broke, the company’s share price jumped 7% in early Monday trading. Global brands under growing strainDiageo, which owns Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff and…

Manchester City reignited their Premier League title chase with a dominant 3-0 win over Liverpool, cutting Arsenal’s lead to four points. Despite Erling Haaland missing a controversial early penalty, the Norwegian opened the scoring soon after with his 19th goal of the season. Nico González doubled the lead before half-time via a deflection off Virgil van Dijk, and Jérémy Doku sealed the result with a stunning curling strike in the second half after a dazzling display on the wing. Liverpool had a goal disallowed when Van Dijk’s header was ruled offside due to Andy Robertson’s positioning, but City’s superiority was…

Harry Kane’s stoppage-time header earned Bayern Munich a 2-2 draw at Union Berlin, preserving their unbeaten run but ending a record 16-game winning streak. Danilho Doekhi had twice put Union ahead, including an 83rd-minute strike, but Kane’s 13th league goal salvaged a point after Luis Díaz had earlier equalised. Bayern stay six points clear at the top after RB Leipzig’s 3-1 defeat at Hoffenheim. Elsewhere, Borussia Dortmund conceded a 97th-minute equaliser in a 1-1 draw at Hamburg, while in Italy, Milan let slip a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 at Parma. Juventus drew 0-0 with Torino, and in Spain, Antoine…