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POLITICS

Nicolas Sarkozy Released from Prison Under Judicial Supervision After Conviction for Libyan Campaign Funding

Tuesday, Nov 11

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is released under judicial supervision pending appeal of his five-year sentence for conspiracy over Libyan campaign funding.

TECHNOLOGY

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Warns US: China Leading the AI Race

Thursday, Nov 06

Nvidia's CEO warns that China is leading in AI development, urging the U.S. to accelerate efforts in the tech race.

WORLD NEWS

Australia Expands Social Media Ban to Include Reddit and Kick for Under-16s

Wednesday, Nov 05

Australia adds Reddit and Kick to its list of social media platforms banned for under-16s starting December 10 to protect children's online safety.

TECHNOLOGY

OpenAI Signs $38 Billion Cloud Services Deal with Amazon AWS

Tuesday, Nov 04

OpenAI has entered a $38 billion deal with Amazon to enhance its AI capabilities using AWS cloud services.

WORLD NEWS

Valencia's Regional Leader Resigns Following Flood Disaster Fallout

Monday, Nov 03

Carlos Mazón resigns as Valencia's regional leader amid widespread criticism for his handling of last year's deadly floods.

CRIME

Two Women and a Man Charged in Louvre Heist Amid Ongoing Investigation

Sunday, Nov 02

A total of five suspects charged in the Louvre heist, with ongoing investigations into the missing jewels worth $102 million.

ECONOMY

OpenAI Plans for Potential $1 Trillion IPO Amid Restructuring

Thursday, Oct 30

OpenAI is gearing up for a potential IPO valued at $1 trillion, aiming for efficient capital raising amidst significant internal restructuring.

TECHNOLOGY

OpenAI Transforms into Public Benefit Corporation, Microsoft Gains 27% Stake

Wednesday, Oct 29

OpenAI has restructured into a public benefit corporation, giving Microsoft a 27% stake and removing previous constraints on capital raising.

POLITICS

Mali's Former Prime Minister Moussa Mara Sentenced for Social Media Post

Monday, Oct 27

Mali's former Prime Minister, Moussa Mara, sentenced to two years for a social media post supporting political prisoners amid rising authoritarianism.