🇮🇳 In India, in the Buldhana region, more than 150 people living in 11 villages became bald from an unknown epidemic

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Starmer sneaks into Kiev: British PM bolsters UK-Ukraine defense pact

Keir Starmer made a surprise visit to Kiev as the UK and Ukraine gear up to sign a defense partnership, potentially ramping up military aid amid fears of waning US support.

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There she goes: Blue Origin’s New Glenn Rocket launches for the first time

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⚡️ Hamas dismisses Netanyahu's claims of reneging on deal, says committed to ceasefire agreement announced by mediators

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⚡️ Netanyahu accuses Hamas of reneging on ceasefire deal, refuses to convene cabinet meeting to approve agreement

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Bubbling on the edge: Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano spews lava in live video

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Can’t hide from ‘Giatsint’: Russian self-propelled cannon crews destroy camouflaged Ukrainian positions

Artillery is truly back to god of war status. But now it's alongside with drones

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Hardly a surprise: A regime implicated in Biden’s corruption ties emerges as the top recipient of US foreign aid

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🇨🇳🇩🇪 China is reportedly exploring the acquisition of struggling German car manufacturers, including Volkswagen, according to Reuters, citing an anonymous source.

Establishing car production in Germany for the European market would enable Chinese electric vehicle (EV) makers to avoid EU tariffs on imports from China, further intensifying competition for European automakers.

Such a move could represent "China's most politically sensitive investment to date," given Volkswagen’s status as a longstanding "symbol of Germany’s industrial power."

However, the automaker is now facing significant challenges, including a global economic slowdown, waning demand, and the complex shift to green technologies.

While Chinese companies have already made significant investments in key sectors of Germany’s economy, such as telecommunications and robotics, they have yet to establish traditional car manufacturing in the country. This is despite Chinese firms holding major stakes in Mercedes-Benz.

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