The Papers: 'Europe's Silicon Valley' and Strictly Wynne's apology

Federal agents are shown arresting Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil in a newly released video. The video captures the moment of Khalil's arrest, emphasizing the contentious nature of the situation. The incident has sparked discussions surrounding the treatment of activists and political dissidents. Full Article

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta expected Chelsea to be title contenders this season, praising their talent and potential under manager Enzo Maresca. Despite Chelsea's recent struggles, Arteta believes the team has the ability to compete with any team when everything comes together. Arteta also highlighted the potential of young defender Myles Lewis-Skelly, who received his first England call-up and impressed during Arsenal's pre-season tour in the United States. Full Article

Klarna, a Swedish provider of buy now, pay later loans, filed for an IPO on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker symbol KLAR, with no details yet on the number of shares or price range. The decision to go public in the U.S. deals a blow to European stock exchanges, with Klarna aiming to rebuild after a valuation drop to $6.7 billion, now estimated at around $15 billion, fueled by a return to profitability...

Donald Trump warned of the potential for "World War III" if peace efforts in Ukraine fail, stating his plan with Putin is progressing well. Trump claimed Putin respects the US and urged him to release Ukrainian soldiers in Kursk. G7 allies called for a ceasefire with "no conditions" in Ukraine to halt the fighting and condemned support from North Korea, Iran, and China. Full Article

Representatives of China, Russia, and Iran called for an end to U.S. sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program, emphasizing the need for diplomatic engagement. The talks followed President Trump's letter to Iran's supreme leader and new sanctions, with China and Russia advocating for a return to multinational negotiations. Iran, China, and Russia, all participants in the 2015 nuclear deal, highlighted the importance of respect and dialogue in resolving the issue amidst escalating tensions and...

Bryan Kohberger seeks to block evidence related to his "bushy" brows in Idaho murder case, suggesting witness artwork may bias memory; affluent Texas neighborhood shaken by Suzanne Simpson murder investigation; California Gov Newsom schedules Menendez brothers parole hearing as Idaho suspect Kohberger claims he was framed in college killings. Lead detective's wife criticizes suspected cop killer's media appearances as Luigi Mangione's journal is argued not to be a healthcare industry manifesto by attorney. Follow the...