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Far-right leader defends Muslim student subject to social media hate campaign

Far-right leader Tommy Robinson, real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, has defended and apologised to a Muslim student at Oxford University after she faced a barrage of abuse and anger from prominent right-wing personalities in Britain and the US, over a video clip from an Oxford Union debate which was taken out of context.

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Turkey to submit draft law allowing thousands of former PKK members to return, aims to end conflict

Turkey's ruling alliance is expected to submit a draft law to parliament on Wednesday that would facilitate the disbandment of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) by allowing the return of thousands of former militants, aiming to end a decades-old conflict, according to state media and a party leader.

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Celebrities are shrinking. Here’s how to talk to your children

Fan of Ariana Grande or not, you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who hasn’t read at least one of the many headlines this week announcing the actress and musician “will be taking a step back from visibility after she completes the Eternal Sunshine tour” due to “ongoing public scrutiny” amid growing concern over her …

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AI-assisted music now eligible for copyright registration in South Korea

The Korea Music Copyright Association announced Monday that creators may now register songs developed with artificial intelligence if they played a substantial and leading role in writing lyrics, composing or arranging the work. Songs generated entirely by AI through simple text prompts remain ineligible.

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Europe has the defense budget. The test now is delivery.

At this month’s NATO summit in Ankara, allies announced billions of dollars in new arms deals and reaffirmed their commitment to spend more on defense. European governments have made the pledge, and the money is real: European defense spending has doubled since 2019, and by 2030, European NATO member countries are p…

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