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Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel recalls Vladimir Putin's “power games” over the years, remembers contrasting meetings with Barack Obama and Donald Trump and says she asked herself whether she could have done more to prevent Brexit, in her memoirs published Tuesday. Merkel, 70, appears to have no significant doubts about the major decisions of her 16 years as German leader, whose major challenges included the global financial crisis, Europe’s debt crisis, the 2015-16 influx of refugees and the COVID-19 pandemic.
5 hours ago—I received the distinct impression he [Trump] was captivated by politicians with autocratic and dictatorial traits. Both arechildlikeintheir ...
Many safety devices and structures on an F1 car aren’t visible from the surface. The Roll hoop is one of those 👀
We lift the lid on the crucial role it plays in protecting a driver from harm and the forces the roll hoop can withstand. All in the latest episode of our Safe & Secure @CrowdStrike series.
Northvolt's financial collapse deals a blow to Europe's plan to set up its own battery industry to power electric cars, stirring a debate about whether it needs to do more to attract investment as startups struggle to catch up with Chinese rivals.
Israel's government has announced it will boycott the country's oldest newspaper, Haaretz, following criticism of its war in Gaza.
At a speech in London last month, Haaretz's publisher called for sanctions against Israel and referred to Palestinian militants as "freedom fighters". The government has ordered all public entities to stop advertising with Haaretz.
The left-leaning newspaper is known for its critical coverage of Israel's actions in the Palestinian territories. The paper's deputy editor has accused prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu of 'trying to silence independent and critical media'.
For more, we talk to Anat Saragusti, chair of the Journalist Union in Israel.
Las Vegas is an entertainment mecca, with F1’s showcase event seeing the cars racing at night between the city’s casinos on the legendary Strip.
And 2024’s edition was a royal flush, as George Russell rode the wave of Mercedes’ sudden dominance to lead home teammate Lewis Hamilton for the silver squad’s milestone 60th one-two result.
Watch the video, and tell us what you think in the comments…
A decade since the passenger flight MH17 was shot down, the guilty - convicted in absentia - remain protected in Russia.
This Al Jazeera report investigates the last 10 years of evidence and Putin's direct involvement in the incident. Since 2014, investigators operating out of the Netherlands have been gathering evidence to claim justice for the victims and their families. Elliot Higgins, founder of Bellingcat - an Amsterdam based research group that does open-source investigation - states: "we were able to show definitively that the missile launcher came from Russia...and the exact route that was taken on the day." Digna Van Boetzaeler, chief prosecutor on the case, shows how social media implies the hit was a mistake originally celebrated by Russian troops who were convinced they'd hit a Ukrainian warplane;
"After the plane was shot down, 65,000 tweets were sent out from the troll factory in St Petersburg saying #Ukraine , Kyiv and I." Since then, Russian media have changed their tune - claiming that MH17 was shot down by a Ukrainian military jet. Higgins raises an interesting point: "Perhaps if the world had reacted to MH17 at the time, there wouldn't have been such a permission structure for Putin to invade Ukraine in 2022."
