On February 13, 2025, a federal criminal court in Buenos Aires, Argentina, issued arrest warrants for 25 senior Myanmar officials, including Min Aung Hlaing, Aung San Suu Kyi, Htin Kyaw, and Soe Win, for genocide against the Rohingya, marking a significant step towards accountability. However, the National Unity Government (NUG) of Myanmar attempted to evade responsibility, framing the issue as solely the military’s fault and attempting to rewrite history to absolve civilian leaders. The Burmese Rohingya Organization U.K. (BROUK) also faced backlash for misleadingly downplaying Aung San Suu Kyi’s inclusion in the arrest warrants and attempting to shift blame onto the Argentine prosecutor, raising questions about their credibility and motives.
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Alibaba is set to invest aggressively in AI, with a focus on achieving artificial general intelligence, as CEO Eddie Wu announced plans to surpass decade-long AI investments within the next three years. The company's Q4 results showcased an 8% revenue increase driven by e-commerce growth and cloud intelligence success, with highlights including a surge in customer management revenue, adoption of AI-powered marketing tools, and significant growth in the 88VIP program. Despite divesting from physical retail...
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