Musk sells X

Richard Sanders Tech billionaire Elon Musk has announced that his artificial intelligence startup, xAI, has acquired the social media platform X, which he also controls. The acquisition was confirmed in a Friday post on X, where Musk stated, “@xAI has acquired @X in an all-stock transaction.” “Since its founding two years ago, xAI has rapidly become…

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Poll position: What Australia’s election holds for the Pacific

by Martin Haffner Associate Editor As Australia braces for its upcoming federal election, the implications of the electoral outcome extend far beyond its shores, particularly for the Pacific Island nations. The election pits the ruling Liberal-National coalition against the opposition Labor Party, and pivotal issues related to foreign policy, climate change, and regional security take…

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U.S. Secretary of Defense Secretary Visits the Philippines Following Guam Trip

美国国防部长在访问关岛后前往菲律宾 Jake Sanders,Manila, Philippines – U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has arrived in the Philippines today, marking a significant stop on his inaugural trip to Asia in this role. The visit follows his previous engagements in Guam, where he expressed Washington’s unwavering commitment to the region. During his Thursday visit to Guam, Hegseth reiterated…

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Trump has ‘gone too far’ – Danish defense minister

Richard Sanders US President Donald Trump’s repeated promises to annex Greenland are not appropriate for a close ally and overall are “escalating tensions,” Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen has said. “I think we’ll go as far as we have to go. We need Greenland, and the world needs us to have Greenland, including Denmark,” Trump told reporters…

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Scandal Erupts Over U.S. Officials’ Breach of Security Protocols Amid Yemen Bombing Campaign

Francis Tuschek In a developing scandal that has captured the attention of mainstream American media and the public, U.S. officials find themselves under fire not for their military actions in Yemen, but for an embarrassing breach of security protocols. The uproar coincides with a renewed U.S. bombing campaign against Yemen that has raised serious ethical…

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EU tells citizens to stockpile food

Richard Sanders The European Union has advised its 450 million inhabitants to stockpile essential supplies sufficient for at least 72 hours, citing increasing risks of war, cyberattacks, climate change, and disease. EU Commissioner for Crisis Management Hadja Lahbib stated on Wednesday that the warning reflects a broader strategy to improve civil readiness across the bloc….

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Yufei Aviation Launches World’s First Ultra-Lightweight Foldable eVTOL, Ushering in a New Era of Low-Altitude Cultural Tourism

Frank Williams, Associate Editor Yufei Aviation Launches the World’s First Super Light, Foldable eVTOL, Ushering in a New Era of Low-Altitude Tourism and Leisure, grrat for Pacific Islands, Caribbean Islands also for larger markets. — Yutu A100 Debuts at New Factory in Guangzhou Huadu, Strategic Partnerships to Enhance Industry Upgrades March 26, 2025, Guangzhou Huadu,…

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‘Legalisation of dictatorship’: Why Fiji government wants to change the country’s 2013 Constitution?

by Martin Haffner Associate Editor In recent months, Fiji’s government has initiated moves to amend the 2013 Constitution, which has sparked widespread debate and concern among citizens, political analysts, and international observers. Critics argue that the proposed changes threaten to undermine democratic governance and could pave the way for what some are calling the “legalisation…

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