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- 1Sudan war: 12 million displaced, 150,000 civilians dead●12 Millionen Menschen auf der Flucht. 150.000 zivile Opfer. Ethnische Säuberungen. Sexualisierte Gewalt. #Sudan Ob #free
Sudan's civil war has driven roughly 12 million people from their homes and killed an estimated 150,000 civilians, accompanied by ethnic cleansing and sexual violence. Commentators note the crisis receives far less public attention and mobilisation than other conflicts, with victims described as 'dying quietly' despite the scale of the humanitarian catastrophe.
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Uber's newly launched safari-booking business in Kenya is reportedly struggling shortly after entering the market, according to the Wall Street Journal. The service, part of the company's push beyond ride-hailing into travel experiences, is said to be encountering early operational difficulties. Details on the specific problems remain limited, but the stumble raises questions about Uber's expansion strategy in African tourism.
- 3Alaska Gubernatorial Candidates Debate State's Energy Future●Alaska gubernatorial candidates discuss the state's energy future | Addressing Alaskans
Alaska's gubernatorial candidates took part in a discussion focused on the state's energy future as part of the 'Addressing Alaskans' series. The forum covered how the state should develop its energy resources and what direction policy should take under the next governor. Energy is a central issue in the race given Alaska's economy and natural resource base.
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US Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama is being widely mocked after repeating the claim that American military pilots are identifying as furries. The claim echoes a broader, unsubstantiated rumor about litter boxes in schools and institutions that has circulated among US conservatives for years. Critics are questioning why a sitting senator would amplify the story, while supporters treat it as satire of wokeness in the armed forces. No evidence has been presented to back the assertion.
- 5Uber To Add Zoox Robotaxis To Its Ride-Hailing Fleet●Uber To Add Zoox Robotaxis To Its Ride-Hailing Fleet: Retail Says The Deal 'Makes The Most Sense For Amazon'
Uber is set to add Zoox robotaxis to its ride-hailing fleet, according to a report picked up by retail traders. Retail investors reacted by saying the deal 'makes the most sense for Amazon', which owns Zoox, framing it as a way for the company to monetize its autonomous vehicles without building its own consumer ride-hailing service.