Twitter has suspended its services in Turkey a day before elections in the country. Twitter didn’t specify what type of content will be restricted but users suspect it’ll be about the elections. The ban was announced on a legal request just a day before Turkey’s presidential and parliamentary elections, but twitter didn’t declare who made the request.
AI has come under scrutiny once again as EU lawmakers agreed to setting tough rules for the technology. Members of the European parliament also voted in favor of banning the use of AI in facial recognition for surveillance of citizens.
The head of the US army has ordered to stand down all army aviators amid increasing incidents of helicopter crashes. The chief of staff of the US army James McConville said that the safety of US army personnel is the topmost priority as helicopter crashes took lives of 12 in the recent past.
A huge explosion and fire at a dairy firm killed thousands of cows in Texas. Approximately 19,000 cows were recorded to be at the venue but 18,000 had died in one of the deadliest fires at South Fork Dairy near the town of Dimmitt. The officials are speculating that the explosion might have happened because of methane, but the cause is still under investigation.
Argentina has confirmed the first monkeypox virus death in the country. The death was reported from Argentina’s big, cosmopolitan capital city of Buenos Aires. The person who died was in critical condition since September but died just now.
China is in the midst of chaos as the country’s leadership is facing a serious challenge from the protests that erupted all across the country in recent days. People all across several provinces called for freedom and called for an end to strict covid measures.
Amid growing anti-regime protests that have resulted in more than 300 deaths, Iranian regime has arrested a famous football player. The popular footballer was arrested for backing anti-state protests back home. Voria Ghafouri was arrested for spreading propaganda against Iran, his home country.
After bombing the positions of Kurdish terrorist groups for days, Turkey has officially declared that it’s going to intervene in Syria and Iraq. Turkey has been blaming the Kurdish terrorist groups for carrying out bomb explosion in central Istanbul that killed 6 and injured more than 80.
Another horror has been added to the list of other horrors, for the residents of Guanajuato. The authorities have unearthed a total of 52 bags of human remains during an investigation. More than 300 others fell victim to the gang violence in Guanajuato in recent months.
Protests have been going on for the past two months in Iran. The clashes with the law enforcement agencies have so far killed more than 400 people. Recently videos circulated on social media which showed the house of Iran’s first supreme leader on fire. Local authorities have not yet confirmed the news.
The moon lander will be launched tomorrow on Wednesday as preparations are almost done. OMOTENASHI, the world’s smallest moon lander will be launched by a U.S space rocket. The take-off was scheduled for August, but since then it has been repeatedly delayed because of a series of fuel leaks and sensor failures and fuel leaks.
Analysts predict that the U.S. Labor Department’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) will rise by 8% on a year-over-year basis in October, down from the 8.2% reported in September. Core CPI, which excludes food and energy prices, is forecast to be 0.5% against 0.6% last month. Thursday’s data will be the first of two inflation reports
