Author: Rudolph Angler

Rudolph Angler

Rudolph Angler is a seasoned news reporter and author at New York Mirror, specializing in general news coverage. With a keen eye for detail, he delivers insightful and timely reports on a wide range of topics, keeping readers informed on current events.

A federal judge in the United States has ruled that Google misused its strong position in the online advertising market. Judge Leonie Brinkema found that Google created and kept a monopoly in digital ads by linking its tools and blocking fair competition. Her decision is a major moment in a long legal battle between the tech giant and the government. Judge Finds Google Used Power Unfairly Judge Brinkema ruled that Google forced clients to use its ad server and exchange together. This move hurt other companies trying to compete in the same space. The judge said that Google set rules…

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has raised new concerns over China’s role in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Although China has publicly claimed to be neutral, Zelenskyy said that new intelligence suggests otherwise. During a press conference in Kyiv, he shared that China may be sending gunpowder and artillery to Russia. This accusation adds tension to an already complex global conflict. Zelenskyy also said more information will be revealed next week, including evidence that could link Chinese companies directly to weapons production inside Russian territory. China Claims Neutrality but Maintains Close Ties With Russia Since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine…

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Iran has confirmed that the next round of nuclear negotiations with the United States will be held in Rome. The decision ends days of confusion over the location, which initially saw officials naming both Rome and Oman as possible venues. On Tuesday, Iranian state TV made the final announcement, stating that while the talks will take place in Rome, Oman will continue its role as a mediator. Oman’s foreign minister had also played a key part in the previous weekend’s backchannel talks in Muscat, further reinforcing the Gulf country’s role as a trusted neutral party between the longtime adversaries. Growing…

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A major legal case has been launched in the United Kingdom against Google, accusing the tech giant of abusing its market power in online advertising. The lawsuit seeks over £5 billion in damages and could have wide-reaching consequences for how digital ads are bought and sold. The claim, led by University of Leeds law professor Or Brook, was filed on behalf of UK advertisers who have used Google’s ad services since 2011. Brook alleges that Google has used unfair tactics to keep control of the search and advertising markets, driving up prices and making it hard for rivals to compete.…

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A Russian court has sentenced four journalists to five and a half years in prison. They were convicted for allegedly supporting Alexei Navalny’s Foundation for Fighting Corruption (FBK), an organization that the Russian government banned in 2021. The journalists—Antonina Favorskaya, Konstantin Gabov, Sergey Karelin, and Artyom Kriger—denied the charges. They claimed they were simply doing their jobs as reporters. However, the court convicted them behind closed doors. The Charges Against the Journalists The Russian authorities accused the journalists of being linked to Navalny’s foundation, which the government considers an extremist group. In 2021, the Russian government declared FBK illegal, and…

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Stellantis, one of the world’s largest carmakers, has found itself under intense scrutiny after shareholders approved a hefty €23.1 million pay package for former CEO Carlos Tavares. The decision came during the company’s annual shareholder meeting held on Tuesday, where 67% of investors backed the controversial compensation plan, despite the company’s disappointing financial results last year. Breakdown of the Pay Package The pay deal includes a base salary of €2 million, a €500,000 retirement benefit, and more than €20 million in long-term bonuses. This generous package has sparked backlash among stakeholders and analysts, who say it sends the wrong message…

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The European Union has announced a major aid package worth €1.6 billion to support the Palestinian Authority (PA) and fund various development projects in Gaza, the West Bank, and East Jerusalem. The aid comes at a critical time as the region faces increasing violence and humanitarian concerns. EU Commissioner Dubravka Šuica presented the plan after meeting with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa. She stressed that the goal is to build long-term economic strength and democratic institutions. A key part of the aid will also go toward helping the PA prepare to govern Gaza after the ongoing conflict ends. A Broad…

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Beloved Peruvian author and Nobel Prize winner Mario Vargas Llosa died at the age of 89 in Lima. His death marked the end of a literary era, and Peru declared a national day of mourning in his honour. Fans from all over the world paid tribute to the man they called an “eternal scribe.” Vargas Llosa’s writing shaped modern literature and touched readers across generations. His novels, such as The Feast of the Goat, Conversation in the Cathedral, and The Time of the Hero, brought attention to Latin American politics and culture. He was widely seen as one of the…

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SpaceX launched 21 new Starlink satellites on Saturday. The launch happened at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The Falcon 9 rocket carried the satellites into low Earth orbit. It lifted off smoothly and completed the mission on time. This launch is part of SpaceX’s effort to bring the internet to more people. The satellites reached orbit about one hour after launch. SpaceX is working to provide internet service around the world. With each launch, the company brings more people online. Direct to Cell Tech Fights Dead Zones Out of the 21 satellites, 13 came with a new feature. They…

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A missile strike hit central Sumy, Ukraine, on Sunday. The attack killed at least 32 people. The missiles hit just as people gathered to celebrate Palm Sunday. Many others were injured. The attack left behind widespread destruction. Attack on Sumy Two ballistic missiles struck Sumy early in the morning. The blasts caused a lot of damage. Debris was scattered across the city. Local people were caught in the explosion while attending Palm Sunday services. Many of the victims died immediately. Artem Kobzar, the acting mayor of Sumy, called the strike a “terrible tragedy.” Over 20 people were confirmed dead right…

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