Albania Names World’s First AI Minister
Prime Minister Edi Rama introduces “Diella,” an AI-powered virtual minister, to make tenders transparent and corruption-free
Archive for September 11, 2025
Samsung Chairman’s Son to Join Navy as Officer Candidate
Lee Jee-ho, 24, has renounced his U.S. citizenship and will serve 39 months in the South Korean Navy starting next week.
Mandelson Sacked as UK Ambassador to US Over Epstein Links
Leaked emails reveal Mandelson defended Epstein’s conviction, sparking outrage and forcing Keir Starmer into a leadership test
David Bowie’s lost projects revealed as vast archive opens in London
“Fake News”: Uzbekistan FM Denies Reports of Returning 57 Helicopters to Afghanistan
The reports came against the backdrop of a long-standing dispute over Afghan aircraft
Uzbekistan Agrees to Hand Back 57 Afghan Military Helicopters
Mujahid said the planned transfer would take place soon
Klarna IPO creates dozens of millionaires as shares surge in New York debut
Buy now, pay later giant valued at $17bn in Wall Street listing, with staff and investors reaping major windfalls
Elon Musk and Intercom CEO Fund $1.5m Project to Honour Iryna Zarutska with Murals in US Cities
Musk has spoken out repeatedly about Zarutska’s case
Uzbekistan Plans Stablecoin Trials for Payments and Asset Tokenisation
Stablecoins can be used for everyday transactions
New Zeekr 7X Offers Up to 802 km Range with Stronger Motors and Bigger Batteries
The new version retains the same dimensions
Uzbekistan’s Central Bank to Open Fintech Office
Uzbekistan is home to 103 fintech companies
Emma Raducanu and Carlos Alcaraz to Reunite for New Jersey Exhibition
Their close outings have sparked whispers of romance
Oracle Shares Rise Over 43% With Larry Ellison’s Wealth Closing Up to Musk’s
The company announced four multi-billion-dollar cloud agreements
Charlie Kirk killed in Utah sniper attack labelled ‘political assassination’
State police confirmed that two men had initially been detained
Nepal plunges into crisis as protests torch state institutions: Photos
At least 19 killed in Kathmandu unrest after social media ban sparks Gen Z–led anti-corruption uprising