Cuba has experienced a nationwide power blackout for the third time in six months. The island is already grappling with a severe economic and humanitarian crisis, largely driven by a long-standing US blockade. The repeated outages deepen the hardship faced by ordinary Cubans, cutting off access to basic services.
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Astronomers have studied the chemical and isotopic composition of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, one of the brightest known objects of its kind. The analysis suggests it may have formed around a very old star and could predate the formation of our Solar System. If confirmed, it would make 3I/ATLAS one of the most ancient objects ever observed passing through the Solar System.
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German newspaper Die Welt reports that the Chinese military secretly trained around 200 Russian soldiers, some of whom were subsequently deployed to the front in Ukraine. Beijing strongly denies any such military cooperation. Expert Krzysztof Karwowski says China's goal is to gain from Russia practical knowledge of how Chinese military technology performs in real combat conditions.
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Donald Trump announced that Walmart would cut prices on selected products at his personal request, to mark the 250th anniversary of American independence. Walmart's official statement makes no mention of Trump or the anniversary, describing the reductions simply as standard holiday promotions. The episode is the latest example of tension between the Trump administration and major retailers over consumer prices.
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Erling Braut Haaland scored twice against Brazil at the World Cup, sending Norway into the quarter-finals. His mother, Gry Marita Braut, was a decorated track and field athlete who won an Olympic gold medal in the 400 metres hurdles. Haaland's sporting genes therefore come not only from his father, former footballer Alfie-Inge Haaland.
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A new book on the 16th-century Peasants' War argues that popular revolts and populism should not be feared, drawing parallels with today's anti-establishment movements. The author uses the German peasant uprising as a mirror for contemporary political tensions. The review appears in the "Półka Ekonomiczna" series.
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Hotel Gołębiewski in Pobierowo is one of Poland's largest holiday resorts and provokes sharply divided opinions. One visitor described it as a "monolith" — vast in scale but defined by a mass-tourism atmosphere. The complex draws large numbers of families with children thanks to its extensive entertainment facilities all under one roof.
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Norway pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the World Cup by eliminating Brazil in the round of 16. Erling Haaland scored twice and goalkeeper Orjan Nyland was outstanding, with both players hailed as national heroes by Norwegian media. Coach Stale Solbakken's squad has written itself into football history, according to unanimous local coverage.
Google plans to repurpose retired Pixel smartphones as components for a data centre rather than recycling or shelving them. The project would use processors and memory from old devices as server infrastructure elements. The unconventional approach is also intended to reduce electronic waste.
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European defence stocks are enjoying a tentative rebound, but investors are watching the NATO summit in Ankara for concrete commitments on member states' defence spending. Without clear pledges, the rally may stall. The sector has surged in recent months amid rising demand for military equipment across the continent.
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Zendaya, who plays the Greek goddess Athena in Christopher Nolan's upcoming film "The Odyssey," admitted that on her first day of filming she completely forgot her lines, saying her "mouth was just frozen." The actress described the nerves of working with the acclaimed director. The film is Nolan's cinematic adaptation of Homer's epic.
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US President Donald Trump, who once called Bitcoin "a scam," admitted on Monday that he got involved in cryptocurrency partly for political reasons. Trump has become one of the most prominent pro-crypto world leaders in recent months. His administration has taken several steps favourable to the crypto sector since taking office.
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Two new tests — one saliva-based and one using a gut sensor — are to be made available on the NHS in England and Wales to speed up diagnosis of endometriosis. The condition, which affects one in 10 women of reproductive age, currently takes years to diagnose. Experts have hailed the move as a "gamechanger" for millions of women suffering painful and debilitating symptoms.
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The next wave of Pokémon LEGO sets has apparently been leaked, revealing three new products. The Arcanine set, which was previously hinted at earlier this year, is expected to go on sale in August. It will reportedly be released alongside sets featuring Rayquaza and Munchlax.
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An independent concept design imagines the legendary Polish Nysa van reborn as a 21st-century electric vehicle. With retro automotive revivals and electric vans both on the rise, the idea feels more plausible than ever. The project is not linked to any manufacturer and remains a designer's personal vision.
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Karen McNenny, author of "The Good Divorce: How to End Your Marriage Without Ending Your Family", argues that divorce should be treated as a practical tool rather than a weapon. She offers guidance on ending a marriage while safeguarding mental health and family bonds. Her approach focuses on protecting children and both partners from lasting emotional damage.
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Ukrainian rockets struck the airport in Belgorod and nearby energy infrastructure in western Russia overnight from Monday to Tuesday. The strikes triggered a large fire and caused power outages across the Belgorod region.
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At least 16 people were buried following a landslide in China, as the country continues to be battered by damaging thunderstorms that have left at least 275 people injured. Rescue teams are working to extract those trapped under debris and earth. The incidents are part of a broader wave of severe weather hitting the country.
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Astronomers have discovered the oldest known giant galaxies in the universe, each shining with the brightness of a trillion suns. The objects date from the very early universe and could reshape our understanding of cosmic evolution. The find raises new questions about how quickly massive structures formed after the Big Bang.
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Thailand's market regulator has launched a probe into the sudden emergence of an individual investor who has accumulated nearly $1 billion worth of shares in True Corp., making her one of the telecom giant's largest shareholders. The woman's identity and the source of her funds have raised questions for exchange supervisors. The case could have significant implications for the company's corporate governance.
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UN Secretary-General António Guterres has warned that artificial intelligence is advancing faster than governments can regulate or control it, calling the situation an experiment conducted without humanity's consent. He urged world governments to urgently establish legal frameworks and institutions capable of overseeing AI at a global level. The warning comes amid growing debate about the pace and risks of AI development worldwide.
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Marek Kulczycki, aged 16, will compete at his first senior Kayak Slalom World Championship, making him the youngest Polish athlete ever to do so. He won three medals at the junior and U23 World Championships held in Kraków. His 14-year-old brother Konrad, who finished sixth, is already considered an even greater future talent.
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