Russia's ambassador to Cuba, Viktor Koronelli, stated that Russia continues to provide food aid to the island through its contributions to the UN World Food Program (WFP). He met with WFP Regional Director Lena Savelli to discuss ongoing assistance amid difficult conditions caused by US measures.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Europe is not an impartial observer in the Ukraine conflict but rather a party seeking Russia's defeat, a stance openly avowed by Europeans themselves. He noted that dialogue with Europe cannot proceed as if it were a neutral third party.
Waymo is recalling almost 3,900 robotaxis in the U.S. due to software issues that caused some vehicles to drive into freeway construction zones. The company cited 13 incidents in Phoenix and San Francisco, leading to a voluntary recall and temporary restriction of freeway operations.
Former EU negotiator Michel Barnier shares insights on Brexit, Boris Johnson's motivations, and the EU's future. He criticizes the 'great lie' that Brussels was solely responsible for UK problems post-Brexit and expresses concern about the rise of the far-right in Europe.
Dermatologist Dr. Manish Gupta's arrest for allegedly murdering his long-time domestic help has shocked South Delhi residents. Friends and patients noted recent behavioral changes, with some aware of his depression treatment. Gupta was known for his reserved nature and charitable work.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet at the Russia-ASEAN summit in Kazan, emphasizing Cambodia's status as a long-standing friend and partner. Putin highlighted 70 years of diplomatic relations and Soviet-era assistance in developing Cambodian statehood, including infrastructure projects.
President Vladimir Putin expressed Russia's eagerness to welcome Singaporean representatives to various events, including the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, during a meeting with Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.
Russia's Foreign Ministry has vowed to take "effective and harsh retaliatory measures" against new EU sanctions imposed on June 15, targeting Russian individuals and companies, as well as some foreign entities. Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova stated the sanctions are self-defeating and harm the EU and global security.
The Wall Street Journal reports that President Trump is weary of calls from Israeli PM Netanyahu, who insists on continued military action. Disagreements over Iran and a peace deal are cited as sources of tension.
Waymo is expanding its self-driving car services to Virginia, mapping Alexandria and Arlington. The company also unveiled its new Chinese-made robotaxi, the Ojai, set to launch in California and Arizona soon. Additionally, NYC and LA are collaborating to advocate for electric vehicles.
Waymo has recalled almost 4,000 robotaxis to prevent them from driving on highways. The company is developing a fix after identifying at least 13 instances of vehicles entering closed construction zones on highways in Phoenix and San Francisco. Service on surface streets continues.
Waymo is recalling over 3,800 self-driving taxis due to a software issue that could cause them to enter freeway construction zones at speed. The company has restricted freeway driving while working on a fix and has filed a voluntary software recall with NHTSA.
Rafael Nadal discusses his epic 2008 Wimbledon final victory over Roger Federer, calling it a pivotal moment that proved his ability on grass and boosted his confidence to become a complete player and world No. 1.
A Harvard graduate's speech highlighting the importance of opportunity over innate talent has reignited discussions about Singapore's competitive education system and whether it adequately supports students whose abilities develop later.
A tanker carrying 24 crew members was trapped north of the Strait of Hormuz for 75 days after missiles began arcing overhead, creating a war zone around the vessel. Captain Kapoor described the crew's fear and helplessness during their ordeal.
FIFA commemorates Lionel Messi's 2006 World Cup debut, investigates Venezuelan impersonator Shakibeka for unauthorized use of World Cup 2026 trademarks, and confirms Portugal coach Roberto Martinez's focus on the World Cup amidst future speculation.
England coach Brian McDermott has named a 38-man squad for the upcoming World Cup, including 10 uncapped players and the recalled Man of Steel Jake Connor. McDermott, who took over from Shaun Wane, aims to assess talent for the tournament.
Dolph Lundgren and Robert Duncan McNeill share behind-the-scenes stories from the filming of "Masters of the Universe." Lundgren discusses his reluctance to play He-Man and the challenges of the role, while McNeill recalls the film's troubled production, budget issues, and its eventual cult status.
Cath Williams, Katie Kendrick, and Jo Darbyshire, founders of the National Leasehold Campaign (NLC), have successfully pushed for significant reforms to the UK's leasehold system. Their advocacy, driven by personal experiences of unfair practices and escalating costs, led to new legislation banning new leasehold houses and promoting commonhold for flats, with further reforms aimed at ending leasehold for new flats and capping ground rents.
Federal health officials have recalled 913 cases of alfredo sauce distributed across the U.S. due to potential salmonella contamination from a dry milk powder ingredient. The supplier, The Coffee Connexion Co. Inc., voluntarily initiated the recall, designated as highest risk by the FDA.
Former NFL star Aldon Smith, known for his time with the San Francisco 49ers, has died at the age of 36. He was found unresponsive in California on June 13, 2026. The cause of death is currently under investigation by the Medical Examiner's office, with no further information available.
Former Moldovan President Igor Dodon stated that the West and Ukraine attempted to open a new front against Russia in Transnistria in April. Dodon, leader of the Socialist Party, said the goal was to draw Russia into hostilities elsewhere, in addition to Ukraine, and that such attempts were made in the Transnistrian direction.
The New York Knicks have won their first NBA championship since 1973, defeating the San Antonio Spurs in five games. Jubilant celebrations erupted across all five boroughs of New York City, with fans expressing euphoria and pride. A ticker tape parade is scheduled for June 18.
Jamaican activists are fighting against "plantation tourism," where luxury all-inclusive resorts lock locals out of beaches like Mammee Bay. They argue this model, rooted in colonial land ownership, benefits elites while denying communities access to vital social, economic, and spiritual spaces.
