The Kremlin announces a Russian citizen has been released from a US prison in exchange for the freedom of jailed US schoolteacher Marc Fogel. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov downplays Trump’s claim that the deal could help end the Russia-Ukraine war, stating it is a step towards building trust. Fogel, who was serving time for drug smuggling, was flown to Washington DC where he celebrated his release with Trump, marking the first deal between Russia and the new US administration.
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Why this major carmaker thinks in-car screens have reached their peak
Hyundai's chief creative officer, Luc Donckerwolke, predicts a shift back towards analogue controls and a reduction in screens in car interiors over the next couple of generations. He suggests that mainstream vehicles will primarily use screens for a limited time, while luxury vehicles will incorporate voice controls to supplement screens. Concerns were raised about safety and the reliance on screens, particularly regarding the potential for distractions and outdated user interfaces in vehicles with extensive digital...
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