Three ICC judges have filed a lawsuit in a US court, challenging the legality of sanctions imposed by the Trump administration. They argue the measures were designed to coerce and punish them for investigating allies like Israel, calling it an unprecedented attack on judicial independence.
Zelenskyy demands Belarus dismantle border relay stations within a week, claiming they aid Russian drone attacks. Moscow and Minsk dismiss this as provocative rhetoric aimed at dragging Belarus into the war. Meanwhile, intense aerial combat continues along the front lines, with both sides exchanging heavy drone strikes and claiming territorial gains in Donbas.
Baidu has officially rolled out a major upgrade to its AI ecosystem, merging various Wenxin-related platforms into a single, streamlined portal. This move creates a one-stop destination for AI services, significantly expanding its functional matrix to offer users a more cohesive and powerful experience.
As US-Iran technical negotiations restart this month, key sticking points remain. While US officials insist on IAEA inspections of nuclear sites, Tehran demands sanctions relief first. Meanwhile, tensions escalate in the region with Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killing two.
US Secretary of State Rubio confirms that technical negotiations with Iran are scheduled to resume at the end of June, likely in Switzerland. Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry corroborates the June 30 restart, emphasizing ongoing coordination with Qatar and Iran to ensure implementation of the previous memorandum of understanding.
Andy Burnham, known as the “King of the North,” is a top contender to succeed Keir Starmer as Labour leader and UK Prime Minister. With a strong track record in Greater Manchester and a reputation for bridging the gap between London politics and northern communities, he offers a fresh alternative. But can a local success translate to national leadership?
South Korea’s birth rate rose for 22 months, reaching a recent high. However, experts warn this is a temporary rebound, not a reversal, due to unresolved issues like high housing costs and job instability. The government is pushing harder with cash subsidies and parental leave reforms, but the long-term outlook remains challenging.
Decades into the post-Brexit era, the UK faces historic political churn, economic stagnation, and social fracture. With GDP lagging and public sentiment shifting, the dream of a “Global Britain” has largely collapsed, leaving the nation questioning its future path and relationship with Europe.
HA Viewpoint: Beisen is ditching the legacy “HR software” label to become an AI-native HR powerhouse. With their new Mavens platform, they’re seeing explosive growth—AI product contracts surged 10x in 2025, hitting 87 million RMB. Here’s what this shift really means for the industry.
At the Summer Davos Forum, Guo Yandong, CEO of Zhifang, highlighted that brain-inspired AI and low-power computing are crucial for the next generation of robots. He argues that bridging the gap between industrial, public, and home applications requires unified hardware and models, creating a feedback loop that enhances precision, interaction, and sustainability across all scenarios.
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