Former NATO Chief Warns Against 'Axis of Autocracies'
contact@hellonews.website Anders Fogh Rasmussen served as secretary general of NATO from 2009 to 2014, after nearly eight years as the prime minister of Denmark. Rasmussen sat down with VOA’s Natalie Liu…
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US Agencies Discuss Who Can Review OpenAI: Politico
The U.S. Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission are discussing which agency can probe OpenAI on antitrust grounds — including the AI firm’s partnership with Microsoft — Politico reported…
Poland’s Government Faces Divisions Over Prime Minister’s Reform Agenda
Poland has been rocked by a political crisis and public protests after the country’s new government moved quickly to reverse actions the right-wing Law and Justice party took during its…
‘Echo’ Star Alaqua Cox on That Final Kingpin Face-Off and Maya’s Surprising Next Step
No one has a story quite like Echo star Alaqua Cox. Despite no prior acting experience, Cox, at the encouragement of friends, auditioned on a lark for a coded project…
Top US, Mexican Officials in Washington for Migration Talks
washington — Top U.S. and Mexican officials met Friday in Washington to discuss strengthening cooperation in addressing the large numbers of migrants trying to enter the U.S. through Mexico. “Since…
US Ambassador to Moscow Granted Visit to See Jailed Journalist
WASHINGTON — The U.S. ambassador to Russia on Thursday visited American journalist Evan Gershkovich at Lefortovo Prison in Moscow. Following Ambassador Lynne Tracy’s visit, the U.S. Embassy in Moscow said…
2023: Highest Number of Humanitarian Emergencies in a Decade
new york — The 2020s have not been kind. The decade began with the COVID-19 pandemic and has since seen climate disasters and conflicts impact millions around the world; but…
Is Europe Ready for Possible Return of President Trump?
America’s allies in Europe are preparing for a possible second presidential term for Donald Trump after he won the Iowa Republican caucus earlier this month, cementing his place as the…
Events of the Week: ‘Vanderpump Rules,’ ‘Law & Order: SVU’ and More
Here’s a look at this week’s biggest premieres, parties and openings in Los Angeles and New York, including events for Vanderpump Rules, Law & Order: SVU and Succession. Law &…
US Citizens Named in Jimmy Lai Trial Deny Allegations: 'Just Journalism'
LONDON — The names of two U.S. citizens came up in the trial of Apple Daily founder Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong this week as the prosecution brought forward its…
Can Western F-16 Jets Help Ukraine Fight Off Russian Aggression?
As Ukraine awaits the arrival of long-promised F-16 fighter jets from its Western allies, U.S. experts examine how effective the aircraft might be against Russian threats. Mariia Prus has the…
Rambling Reporter: Selena Gomez Can’t Stop Quitting Instagram
Selena Gomez Can’t Seem to Quit Social Media “Giving up smoking is the easiest thing in the world. I know because I’ve done it thousands of times.” The words of…
Hundreds Protest in Russian Republic of Bashkortostan
Reports from the central Russian Republic of Bashkortostan say about 1,500 protesters gathered in the regional capital, Ufa, on Friday in a rare demonstration to protest the sentencing of activist…
Cara Delevingne, South Korean Model Xu Meen Make a Case for Digital Nomad Style in MCM’s New Campaign
Luxury fashion house MCM is celebrating the on-the-go spirit of digital nomads with the help of models Cara Delevingne and Xu Meen. The Only Murders in the Building star and…
Baltic States to Build New Defenses on Russia, Belarus Borders
The three Baltic states on Friday agreed to build new defenses on their borders with Belarus and Russia, given security concerns in the region over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Russia’s…