Shanghai: German carmaker Mercedes on Tuesday announced its strategy to regain a stronger foothold in China by enhancing infotainment features and introducing new products. ‘We will introduce the most efficient and intelligent cars we have ever built,’ stated Mercedes-Benz chief executive Ola K¤llenius in Shanghai, describing the company’s vision as ‘supercomputers on wheels.’ According to […]
Day: April 22, 2025
Eagles Win Dutch Cup to End 92-Year Trophy Drought
Rotterdam: Dutch football club Go Ahead Eagles ended a 92-year trophy drought when they beat AZ Alkmaar 4-2 on penalties for a first national Cup title. The club from Deventer converted all of their spot kicks, and goalkeeper Jari de Busser saved twice to clinch the trophy on Monday night in Rotterdam. According to News […]
Queen Sonja in Hospital with Breathing Difficulties
Oslo: Queen Sonja of Norway has been flown to hospital by rescue helicopter. The Norwegian royal court announced on Tuesday that the queen, who is 87 years old, was admitted to the University Hospital in Oslo due to breathing difficulties. According to News Agency of Nigeria, the radio station NRK reported that Sonja arrived at […]
Harvard University Sues Trump Administration Over Federal Funding Freeze
Boston: Harvard University has initiated legal action against the Trump administration, seeking to overturn a recent decision to freeze billions of dollars in federal funding. University President Alan Garber announced the lawsuit, which was filed in a Massachusetts federal court, targeting officials from several government departments, including Health and Human Services, Justice, Education, and Defense. […]
Court Remands Female Spectator for Phone Interruption During Proceedings
Kaduna: A Shari’a Court in Rigasa, Kaduna ordered the remand of a female spectator whose phone rang during court proceedings. According to News Agency of Nigeria, the incident occurred on Tuesday when the woman’s phone rang, interrupting the session. Despite being asked to submit her phone to a court official, she resisted. The presiding Judge, […]