With the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence, scammers have gained a powerful new weapon: voice cloning. Creating near-perfect replicas of someone’s voice is no longer science fiction, it’s a real and growing threat. And as a recent U.S. political case shows, no one is immune.
AI Voice Cloning Scams Can Fool Your Family: Here’s How to Protect Yourself Lexo / Read »
A new investigation published by Euronews reveals that EU-backed biofuel initiatives led by Italian company Eni in the Bouenza region of the Republic of Congo may be putting local food security at serious risk. While framed as part of Europe’s green transition, these projects may be coming at the cost of farmland that communities rely on to survive.
EU Biofuel Projects in Congo’s “Food Basket” Threaten Local Food Security Lexo / Read »
President Donald Trump has announced sweeping new tariffs on European imports, escalating trade tensions between the United States and the European Union. Starting August 1, a 30 percent tariff will apply to all EU goods entering the U.S., with the potential for further increases. With both sides digging in, the risk of a renewed trade war is rising fast.
Trump Announces 30 Percent Tariffs on European Goods Starting August 1 Lexo / Read »
On July 13, the eyes of the football world turn to the United States, where Chelsea and PSG will battle for the most prestigious title in club football. With over €90 million in total prize money and global supremacy on the line, this is more than just a final. It is a collision of systems, ambition, and modern football identity.
Chelsea vs PSG: The Global Final That Will Define a New Era in Club Football Lexo / Read »
After months of unrest and political tension, France and the leaders of New Caledonia have reached a historic agreement to change the institutional status of the South Pacific territory. Under the new deal, New Caledonia will become a recognized state within the French Republic but it will not gain full sovereignty.
New Caledonia to Become a “State Within France” Without Gaining Full Independence Lexo / Read »
President Donald Trump has announced plans to host a major UFC championship fight on the White House lawn in 2026, with seating for up to 25,000 people. The proposal is part of his broader “America 250” vision and has ignited debate over the blending of politics, entertainment, and national symbolism.
Trump Proposes UFC Fight on White House Lawn for America’s 250th Birthday Celebration Lexo / Read »
Wildfires have gripped the Greek island of Crete for a third consecutive day, forcing mass evacuations as Southern Europe bakes under record-breaking temperatures above 40°C. Emergency services are stretched, historic sites are under threat, and officials warn this is a climate emergency that’s only getting worse.
Singapore’s reputation as Asia’s cleanest financial hub is under fire after regulators imposed a record S$27.45 million in fines on nine institutions, including UBS and Citibank, for failing to stop a massive money-laundering operation tied to online scams and gambling. Authorities warn this is just the beginning of stricter enforcement across the sector.
Russia’s long-anticipated summer offensive has not delivered the sweeping victories Moscow hoped for — but Ukrainian officials warn this is no time to celebrate. While Russia struggles with terrain and strategy, it continues to push forward with mass drone attacks, troop buildups, and relentless pressure along the 1,200 km front line.
Russia’s Summer Offensive in Ukraine Falls Short: But Kyiv Has Little to Celebrate Lexo / Read »
The head of the UN’s nuclear watchdog, Rafael Grossi, has issued a stark warning: Iran’s nuclear program may not have been crippled by recent U.S. airstrikes, and the country could restart uranium enrichment within months. The claims directly contradict President Donald Trump’s assertion that American strikes have set Iran’s nuclear ambitions back by decades.
Nuclear Comeback? UN Warns Iran Could Restart Uranium Enrichment Within Months Lexo / Read »
