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Ferrari Fuels 2026 Rule Debate as Bahrain Tests Highlight Aston Martin Struggles
sports6 days ago

Ferrari Fuels 2026 Rule Debate as Bahrain Tests Highlight Aston Martin Struggles

Ferrari topped Bahrain’s final pre-season F1 2026 test as Aston Martin-Honda suffered another setback, fueling a broader debate over the new regulations and F1’s identity in a greener era; Mercedes’ suspected compression-ratio trick has rivals questioning legality while Red Bull Powertrains shows no step back; Adrian Newey’s role at Aston Martin offers a potential lifeline, and Ferrari’s upgrades (exhaust-mounted wing and rotating aero rear wing) underscore its willingness to push the envelope, with new start procedures already testing how cars launch on the grid.

Lahore's Basant Returns Under Tight Rules After 19-Year Ban
world13 days ago

Lahore's Basant Returns Under Tight Rules After 19-Year Ban

Punjab lifts the Basant ban, allowing a regulated three-day Basant festival in Lahore for the first time since 2007, with government-registered kite sellers (QR codes), a restricted flying window, and bans on dangerous strings; while crowds celebrate, officials cite safety concerns from past fatalities and impose penalties up to five years’ imprisonment for violators, as other Punjab cities pursue unofficial celebrations.

White House finalizes major overhaul of environmental permitting and NEPA regulations
politics1 month ago

White House finalizes major overhaul of environmental permitting and NEPA regulations

The White House has finalized a plan to roll back regulations under the National Environmental Policy Act, aiming to reduce bureaucratic delays in approving energy and infrastructure projects, amidst ongoing legislative debates on streamlining permitting processes. The move is part of broader efforts to address perceived red tape, though it faces criticism from Democrats and environmental advocates.

UK faces scrutiny over political power, social media, and celebrity influence
politics1 month ago

UK faces scrutiny over political power, social media, and celebrity influence

A former aide to the UK Prime Minister criticizes the increasing power of lawyers, activists, and regulators, arguing that it hampers politicians' ability to deliver on promises and suggesting reforms to streamline government processes, amid ongoing political tensions and high-profile cases like that of Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El Fattah.

Israel's Aid Ban in Gaza Sparks Humanitarian Crisis
world1 month ago

Israel's Aid Ban in Gaza Sparks Humanitarian Crisis

Israel plans to suspend over 37 NGOs, including major groups like MSF and Oxfam, from operating in Gaza in 2026 due to non-compliance with new registration rules requiring disclosure of Palestinian staff, which aid groups argue politicizes humanitarian work and risks harming civilians. The Israeli government claims these measures aim to prevent militant infiltration and diversion of aid, but critics warn they could severely impact essential medical and humanitarian services in Gaza.

Israel to Ban Dozens of Aid Groups from Gaza Amid Rising Tensions
world1 month ago

Israel to Ban Dozens of Aid Groups from Gaza Amid Rising Tensions

Israel plans to revoke licenses of 37 aid organizations operating in Gaza and the West Bank due to non-compliance with new registration rules, citing concerns over security and verification of staff details. The move has faced international criticism for potentially impacting essential humanitarian services amid Gaza's ongoing crisis, with some organizations and countries warning it could severely hinder aid delivery. Israel asserts that aid flow will continue through approved channels and emphasizes the security rationale behind the new measures.

Trump Advocates for Tiny Cars in the U.S.: Will They Catch On?
business2 months ago

Trump Advocates for Tiny Cars in the U.S.: Will They Catch On?

President Trump suggested manufacturing small cars in the US to lower prices, but experts say low demand, consumer preferences for larger vehicles, and safety standards make this unlikely. Americans prefer SUVs and trucks, leading to a decline in small car sales, and automakers are unlikely to invest in reengineering kei cars for US standards without significant demand.