The IRGC Navy insists on coordination for all vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, despite the US lifting its blockade. This comes as an agreement between the US and Iran is set to be signed, including a 60-day ceasefire and discussions on Iran's nuclear program.
German broadcaster ZDF removed part of a report claiming Elon Musk called for migrants to be hunted in Northern Ireland. Musk threatened legal action, calling the claims "outrageous lies". ZDF admitted the wording was "misleading".
German broadcaster ZDF retracted a claim that Elon Musk incited anti-migrant violence in Belfast, complying with a cease-and-desist letter from Musk's lawyers. The segment alleged Musk called for a "hunt for migrants," which Musk decried as "outrageous lies."
Elon Musk is taking legal action against German broadcaster ZDF for allegedly falsely claiming he incited anti-migrant violence in Northern Ireland. ZDF admitted its wording was "imprecise and therefore misleading" after Musk posted on X about the unrest in Belfast.
Xi Jinping Thought on Party Building, described as a milestone in Marxist and CCP history, emphasizes centralized leadership, rigorous self-governance, and anti-corruption measures. Introduced before the 2027 party congress, it anticipates significant Central Committee and Politburo reshuffles.
Xi Jinping Thought on Party Building, a new doctrine emphasizing centralized leadership and anti-corruption, was lauded as a historical milestone at a national conference. Introduced a year before the 2027 party congress, it sets the stage for significant leadership changes.
Elon Musk announced legal action against German broadcaster ZDF for a report he claims misrepresented his role in encouraging anti-migrant protests in Northern Ireland that turned violent. ZDF acknowledged its phrasing was 'imprecise' and 'misleading'.
Broadcaster Ron MacLean apologized on-air during the NHL Stanley Cup Final for comments referencing drug use, which sparked criticism and went viral on social media. The apology received mixed reactions from fans.
Broadcaster Ron MacLean apologized on-air for comments made during Game 6 of the NHL Stanley Cup Final between the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers. His remarks, referencing a drug with serious connotations, sparked criticism and went viral on social media, leading to a mixed fan reaction.
South Korean broadcaster JTBC has filed for court-led rehabilitation after defaulting on 20.6 billion won in debt. The company cited a severe liquidity crisis, exacerbated by a shrinking TV advertising market due to shifts towards digital and streaming platforms.
Michael Grade, former chair of Ofcom, stated that critics of GB News are part of a 'liberal, Islington consensus' aiming to restrict free expression. He argued that the broadcaster gives a voice to the 'white majority' often ignored in public debate, a concept he linked to the success of Reform UK.
Swiss voters appear to have rejected a far-right proposal to cap the country's population at 10 million. The initiative, dubbed "the Swiss Brexit," faced concerns over economic impact and EU relations.
The 2026 World Cup opening ceremony in Los Angeles was criticized for lacking pomp and substance, prioritizing American TV needs and consumerism over traditional spectacle. Fox Sports' extensive coverage, featuring multiple sets and lengthy lead-ins, was seen as the tournament's driving force, with a focus on commercialism and familiar Fox personalities.
Wang Chuqin, newly elected captain of China's men's table tennis team, describes his role as 'incredibly difficult' with 'nowhere to retreat' but sees it as a growth opportunity, drawing inspiration from predecessor Ma Long.
CBS News is set to hire prominent British broadcaster Trevor Phillips as a global affairs correspondent, a key move for top editor Bari Weiss amid network restructuring and layoffs.
ITV anticipates the World Cup will be its most profitable sports broadcast, projecting advertising revenues 30% higher than Euro 2024. The expanded tournament offers six weeks of high viewership, attracting a diverse range of advertisers, including tech giants and new entrants to TV advertising.
China launched the Communication Technology Test Satellite No 25 on a Long March 5 rocket from Wenchang, Hainan, on Thursday. The mission aims to validate technology for next-generation orbital connectivity.
ITV anticipates the World Cup will be its most profitable sports broadcast, projecting significant advertising revenue. The expanded tournament offers a "six-week summer Super Bowl moment" for advertisers, attracting new brands and premium ad slots.
China successfully launched 201 satellites into orbit on a Zhuque-2E rocket from the Gobi Desert. The mission included a direct-to-cell test satellite and one from China Mobile, expanding the Qianfan constellation.
World Cup referee Omar Artan of Somalia was denied entry into the United States for the tournament due to security concerns, including alleged associations with suspected terror organization members, CNN reported. Artan returned to Mogadishu to a hero's welcome and vowed to officiate in the 2030 World Cup.
China's maritime authorities detected two Japanese surveillance aircraft southeast of Taiwan on Monday, prompting increased patrols. The aircraft, believed to be from the Japan Coast Guard, were spotted during a patrol, according to state media.
Chinese President Xi Jinping received a grand welcome in Pyongyang, including a ceremony at Kim Il-sung Square and a red-carpet arrival, accompanied by North Korean leaders Kim and Ri.
US President Donald Trump walked out of an NBC interview after clashing with host Kristen Welker over his unfounded election fraud claims and a proposed taxpayer-funded 'weaponisation' victim compensation program.
Stacey King, a three-time NBA champion with the Chicago Bulls and longtime broadcaster for the team, has died at 59. King, a first-round draft pick in 1989, won titles from 1991-1993 and later became a beloved voice in Bulls broadcasts.
