Bolivian miners clash with police, firing on President Paz

Bolivian miners clashed with police during a march on Thursday demanding the resignation of President Rodrigo Paz, with some even detonating dynamite. Setting off small dynamite charges has become common in the second week of nationwide unrest. Thousands of Bolivian miners marched through the city of La Paz demanding, among other things, labor reforms and … Read more

SEC settles case against Indian billionaire Adani

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) settled a civil lawsuit against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani for bribing Indian officials and lying to US investors, according to court documents published on Thursday. The settlement is subject to court approval. International media reported that the Justice Department was also close to dropping fraud-related criminal charges … Read more

Madonna, Shakira, BTS to play World Cup final halftime show

The World Cup final on July 19 in New Jersey will include the first-ever Superbowl-inspired “halftime show,” featuring performances from American veteran Madonna, 2010 and now 2026 World Cup star Shakira and South Korean boy band BTS. The curator is Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, who announced the lineup Thursday in a promotional video featuring characters … Read more

Angela Merkel calls ‘manicide’ label ‘absurd’

Former Chancellor Angela Merkel has faced allegations that she systematically sidelined male rivals during her political career. The “man-killing Merkel” label emerged in German political commentary during the rise of Angela Merkel within the conservative Christian Democrats (CDU). What does the ‘man-killing Merkel’ tag refer to? It noted the fact that several powerful male rivals … Read more