Stellantis invests over one billion euros to revive Peugeot
Stellantis has committed more than one billion euros to its operations in France, targeting research and development as well as the future production of three electrified Peugeot models. The vehicles are scheduled to be manufactured at the Mulhouse plant starting in 2029, marking a long-term industrial repositioning for one of the group’s......
Fiat unveils Fastback and Grizzly SUVs for global markets
FIAT has revealed the first official images of two upcoming models, the Fastback and Grizzly, as part of a renewed strategy to strengthen its position in the global SUV segment. Both vehicles target the C segment and aim to expand the brand’s reach in family-oriented mobility across multiple regions. The two models share a global platform......
Morocco initiative tackles food waste through digital redistribution platform
Food waste has become a structural challenge in Morocco with social and environmental effects. Data from the Economic, Social and Environmental Council indicate that more than four million tons of food are discarded each year. This represents around 113 kilograms per person annually and reflects a persistent imbalance between surplus and need......
Russia claims gold production reaching 500 tonnes, surpassing China
Russia plans to produce between 480 and 500 tonnes of gold in 2026, according to official projections from the country’s natural resources authorities. Estimates for 2025 place output at 480 to 485 tonnes. If confirmed, these figures would position Russia as the world’s largest gold producer, ahead of China. The projections mark......
Nadella compares AI data center water use to restaurants
Satya Nadella addressed growing scrutiny over the environmental impact of artificial intelligence infrastructure during a keynote at a major developer conference in San Francisco. He positioned the rapid expansion of cloud and AI data centers as essential for technological progress while arguing that new designs are reducing pressure on local......
Anthropic expands Claude partner network with services track and hub
Anthropic has launched a new Services Track and Partner Hub as part of the expansion of its enterprise partner ecosystem around Anthropic and its AI model Claude. The move formalizes a consulting and deployment layer designed to support large organizations integrating the technology at scale. The Services Track introduces a structured tier......
Hungary ordered raid on Ukrainian bank convoy investigation reveals
An investigation has revealed that Hungarian authorities carried out a coordinated raid on a Ukrainian state bank convoy near Budapest on March 5 under direct political instruction from the country’s leadership. The operation targeted two armored vehicles transporting large sums of cash and gold while crossing Hungarian territory en......
Bolivia defense minister resigns as protests deepen political crisis
Bolivian Defense Minister Marcelo Salinas resigned on Tuesday after a month of anti-government protests that have blocked major highways and disrupted access to the country's largest urban centers. His departure marks the most significant resignation within President Rodrigo Paz's administration since unrest erupted in early May, intensifying......
DeepSeek targets $7.4 billion first external funding round
DeepSeek is preparing to raise about $7.4 billion in its first external financing round, marking one of the largest early-stage fundraising efforts in the global artificial intelligence sector. The Chinese AI developer is targeting a valuation between $52 billion and $59 billion, reflecting a rapid re-rating of its market position within months. The......
Morocco auto market growth slows as electrification accelerates
The Moroccan automotive market continued its upward trajectory in May 2026, but at a slower pace than earlier in the year. New vehicle registrations reached 23,037 units, marking a 2.81 percent increase compared with the same month in 2025. The figures reflect a market that is still expanding, yet losing some of the momentum seen in previous......
Banana artwork stolen from French museum in latest incident
A banana attached to a wall as part of Maurizio Cattelan’s conceptual artwork Comedian was stolen from a museum in eastern France on May 30. Security staff at the Centre Pompidou-Metz noticed the disappearance during routine monitoring of the exhibition space. The museum later confirmed the theft and filed a formal complaint against......
Morocco appoints 21 new consuls general across global network
Morocco has appointed 21 new consuls general as part of a 2026 diplomatic mobility operation aimed at renewing its consular network and expanding administrative coverage for Moroccan communities abroad. The appointments followed an open call for applications and account for 35 percent of the kingdom’s consular posts. The new postings......
Morocco housing aid program reaches 105,000 beneficiaries under 40
Morocco’s direct housing assistance program has exceeded 105,000 beneficiaries since its launch in 2024, with young people under the age of 40 making up more than half of recipients. The initiative aims to expand access to homeownership by providing direct financial support to eligible buyers across the country. Officials reported that......
Trump says iran has accepted nuclear non-proliferation pledge
Donald Trump stated that Iran has already agreed not to develop nuclear weapons, framing the claim as part of ongoing efforts to secure a preliminary understanding between Washington and Tehran. He made the remarks during a podcast interview as tensions in the Gulf region continued to escalate, marked by renewed military exchanges. The statement......
AI IPO surge raises fears of a new tech bubble
The wave of technology initial public offerings expected in 2026 is drawing comparisons with the period that preceded the collapse of the dot-com bubble, according to research firm TS Lombard. The warning comes as some of the world's most valuable artificial intelligence companies prepare to enter public markets, potentially adding trillions......