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Deutsche Welle

Berlin Court to Issue Verdict in Doctor Murder Trial

A Berlin court will announce its verdict regarding a doctor accused of murdering 15 patients. At the same time, lawmakers are considering plans to expand police digital investigation capabilities.

apnews.com

European Lawmakers Call for Investigation into FIFA President Gianni Infantino

European lawmakers are calling for an investigation into FIFA President Gianni Infantino regarding the decision to allow U.S. striker Folarin Balogun to play after receiving a red card. They claim that the intervention of U.S. President Donald Trump influenced this decision and are urging the FIFA Ethics Committee to look into potential breaches of political neutrality.

Washington Examiner

Former Tesla Engineer Introduces AI Robot Targeting European Workforce

Remi Cadene, a former Tesla engineer, has unveiled plans for an AI robot named "Northstar" aimed at automating processes in Europe, where the working-age population is declining. The robot will be used in various sectors and is designed to learn through observation. Cadene's startup, UMA, is working on a proof of concept and engaging with potential customers for the robot's applications.

Washington Examiner

Dispute Arises Among Republicans Over OSCE Parliamentary Assembly Location

Rep. Joe Wilson and Sen. Roger Wicker have publicly disagreed over the location of the 2027 OSCE Parliamentary Assembly session, which Wilson supports being held in Charleston, South Carolina. Wicker has stated that the event will not take place there due to logistical concerns. The dispute became prominent during the recent OSCE parliamentary assembly session in The Hague.

BBC — World

Marine Le Pen to Appeal Conviction and Run for French Presidency

Marine Le Pen, leader of the National Rally, has confirmed her candidacy for the French presidency after a court ruling permitted her to run while requiring her to wear an electronic tag for one year. This decision ends a period of uncertainty about her political ambitions.

BBC — World

Hungary Halts Public News Broadcasts Amid Changes

Hungary's state television has ceased public news broadcasts, with the channel expressing regret for past inaccuracies. This move is part of efforts to move away from the previous government's messaging.

Al Jazeera English

Le Pen Announces Candidacy for 2027 Presidential Election

Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's far-right party, has declared her candidacy for the upcoming 2027 presidential election. Her announcement follows a recent court decision that shortened her ban from public office.

Ars Technica

Nintendo to Stop Selling Original Switch in Europe Due to New Regulations

Nintendo will stop selling the original Switch in Europe beginning February 2027 due to new regulations on battery replacement. The company is shifting its focus to the upcoming Switch 2, although the original console will remain available in other regions. Historical sales data suggests the Switch may continue to have a presence in the market beyond its ninth year.