Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang slammed U.S. export bans on AI chips to China, saying they wiped out Nvidia’s market share — “from 95% to 0%.”

Huang argues the policy hurts American companies more than it limits China’s progress.

The operation was “professional and meticulously planned,” according to French officials.

One crown was later found damaged outside the museum.

The United Arab Emirates is accused of enabling Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in their ongoing war against the Sudanese army by supplying weapons, drones, and funding through covert cargo flights.

The RSF controls major gold mines in Darfur, and over $115 billion in undeclared African gold has flowed into the UAE over the past decade.

RSF’s offensive on El Fasher has trapped more than 400,000 civilians, cutting off food and aid while reports of massacres and starvation mount.

One sailor is missing, and rescue efforts continue.

The blast source is unclear—UKMTO suggests an external strike, though no group has claimed responsibility.

The tanker had loaded Iranian LPG at Assaluyeh and was likely headed to a Houthi-controlled Yemeni port, linking it to Iran’s alleged “ghost fleet” used to evade sanctions.

Some gibberish was spoken regarding our dear Iran.

They are despondent. He went to give them morale.

He says, ‘I am a man of deals. Let’s make a deal with Iran.’

A deal whose outcome is predetermined through bullying is not a deal. It is an imposition.

Iran cannot be influenced by such bullying like some other countries.