WASHINGTON: The United States, Denmark and Greenland have entered into an agreement that will see the US develop a significant military presence on the island, while prohibiting US adversaries from building their own bases there, Donald Trump said on Friday (Sep 18).来源 1
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The Greenland security deal reached by the US and Denmark guarantees that China and Russia cannot set up bases there, the US State Department said Friday.来源 1
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President Donald Trump said on Friday that the US has struck an agreement with Denmark and Greenland giving Washington "permanent control" over the island's security. He added in his post on Truth Social that there would be "no cost" to US taxpayers, describing the "infinite life agreement" as "very important, historic, and special". "At my direction, we worked with representatives of Denmark and Greenland to guarantee that the United States will FOREVER have the complete ability to do what is necessary in Greenland in order to secure and defend the security of Greenland, and the United States of America," he wrote. Mr Trump said that the agreement means "no US adversary can EVER have a base in Greenland, have a military presence in Greenland, or make sensitive investments in Greenland, without our express written approval". The Danish government said in a statement that the US and Denmark will formally sign the agreement on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly next week. "It is gratifying that we are about to enter into an agreement that ensures and strengthens the security of Greenland, the Kingdom of Denmark, the United States and the Western Alliance," said Jens-Frederik Nielsen, chairman of the Greenland government. "The agreement recognises Greenland's interests and our place in international co-operation. It is for the benefit of us all." Once signed, the agreement will need to go through parliamentary procedures to be enacted, the statement said. "For over 100 years, Presidents have known the strategic importance of Greenland, but NONE of them were able to do anything about it," he wrote. "I am proud to be the President that permanently and conclusively addressed this very important situation." Mr Trump said that the US would "immediately" begin the development of a large military presence in Greenland. Since his return to office last year, Mr Trump has expressed a desire for the US to take over Greenland, citing its importance to US national security as well as its wealth of natural resources. His threats to take over Greenland have earned him the censure of European allies, and in January, he said he would not rule out military action to acquire the island of 57,000 people.来源 2
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Trump in a social media post announcing the deal said the agreement “gives the United States permanent control over security, and all other needs, in Greenland, completely addressing ALL of our many US concerns.”来源 3
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United States President Donald Trump claimed on Friday that Washington has entered into an agreement with Denmark and Greenland that gives the United States “permanent control over security and all other needs”.来源 4
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President Donald Trump announced on Friday that the US had entered into an agreement with Denmark and Greenland that gives the US permanent control over Greenland's security.来源 5
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President Donald Trump on Friday announced an agreement with Greenland and Denmark that gives the U.S. what he described as "permanent control over security, and all other needs" in the Danish island territory.来源 6
The US and Denmark have announced a deal on Greenland's security, resolving a diplomatic dispute sparked by President Donald Trump's threats to seize the territory by force.来源 8
French President Emmanuel Macron warned that Russia’s attacks on France would not go unanswered and ordered stronger protection for key infrastructure.来源 1
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BERLIN — Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that Russia is planning strikes on countries supporting Ukraine.来源 2
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On Thursday, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned Moscow could send drones or missiles into the territory of NATO countries supporting Ukraine in “the next few months.”来源 3
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French President Emmanuel Macron has warned that the threat of hybrid attacks by Russia against Europe and France has intensified.来源 4
US President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he is banning major US media outlets CNN, MS NOW and Politico from accessing the White House.来源 1
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WASHINGTON (UNITED STATES) - US President Donald Trump said Friday he was banning news outlets CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, accusing them without specifics of reporting "fiction and lies."来源 2
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WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said Friday (Sep 18) he was banning news outlets CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, accusing them without specifics of reporting "fiction and lies."来源 3
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President Donald Trump on Friday said he was banning several media organisations from the White House, accusing them of publishing “fake news” about his administration. In a post on Truth Social, Mr Trump said CNN, MS NOW and Politico would not be allowed in the White House “effective immediately”. “I am banning Fake News CNN, MSNOW ... and Politico ... from the White House as a result of their constant ‘reporting’ fake news!” he wrote. “Media Outlets shouldn’t be able to constantly write or report fiction and lies when they’re covering the President of the United States, the Trump Administration, or the United States of America.” Mr Trump did not specify the scope of the ban or whether it would affect journalists’ credentials, or their access to the White House grounds and attendance at presidential events. He said other media organisations would follow. Asked about the ban in an Oval Office event later on Friday, Mr Trump said media "purposely write negative news". "They do that because they want to try and diminish the Republicans and a Republican administration," he said. "It's one-sided. It's never good." "I don't want them in my office. I don't want them here," he told reporters in the Oval Office. The move is the latest in Mr Trump’s long-running and often contentious relationship with the news media. He frequently engages directly with journalists, including taking calls from reporters, while repeatedly attacking other news organisations over their coverage of his administration.that he views as unfavourable. The issue is critical ahead of the midterm elections, where control of Congress is at stake. In February 2025, the White House barred Associated Press journalists from the Oval Office, Air Force One and other events typically reserved for the press pool after the news agency declined to adopt Mr Trump’s preferred name, “Gulf of America”, for the Gulf of Mexico. Media and journalists in the US are protected by the First Amendment of the US Constitution. The AP sued over the restrictions, and a federal judge ruled in its favour. The case is ongoing. The Trump administration has pursued legal action against CNN, The New York Times, The Washington Post, ABC News, CBS and The Wall Street Journal. He has sought billions of dollars in damages in lawsuits alleging defamation. While several cases have been dismissed, ABC News agreed in 2024 to a $15 million settlement. A year later, CBS parent company Paramount agreed to pay $16 million to settle a lawsuit over a 60 Minutes interview with former vice president Kamala Harris.来源 4
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US President Donald Trump has announced that he is "immediately" banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, the latest twist in his fraught relationship with media outlets.来源 5
US President Donald Trump on Friday signed a bill into law imposing new sanctions on Russia and locking in punitive economic measures against Iran for the next five years. Named in honour of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, a staunch Russia critic and Iran hawk, the bill passed the House of Representatives this week after passing the Senate early last month. The bill allows Mr Trump and future American presidents to impose tariffs of up to 100 per cent on major importers of Russian energy – including India, Japan and some EU countries – as well as countries that aid Russia’s energy sanctions evasion. It is also aimed at Moscow's leadership and cracks down on Russia's so-called shadow fleet of oil tankers. The measure is aimed at pushing Russia to end the war in Ukraine, now in its fourth year. Mr Trump had previously been reluctant to impose sanctions on Moscow, viewing it as an impediment to negotiations, but he became more supportive of the idea as the war dragged on. Mr Graham's sister, Darline, who has taken up the senator's vacant seat in the Senate and is currently running in South Carolina to fill it, expressed her gratitude to Mr Trump for making the bill "the law of the land". “I wish Lindsey were here to celebrate this historic day. I know he would be so proud," she said in a statement. "I am confident that the sanctions and other measures contained in this legislation will do that and further increase the President’s negotiating leverage to secure a lasting peace [in Ukraine]." Meanwhile, the Iran provision extends the Iran Sanctions Act of 1996 that was set to expire this year. The sanctions aim to keep pressure on Iran's weapons and energy industries, choking off state revenue. The US is engaged in Operation Economic Outcast, which is focused on cutting off Iranian sources of funding around the world. "Under Operation Economic Outcast, Treasury will continue to target and disrupt those who provide material, technological or financial support that allows the Iranian regime to sustain its terrorist enterprise," Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said this week.来源 1
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Legislation locks in punitive measures against Iran until 2031来源 1
Saudi Arabia has informed at least two oil refining customers in Europe that they will not receive crude oil allocations in October, as the war in the Middle East hits global energy markets.来源 1
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European refineries buy Saudi Arabian crude under term contracts meant to ensure a standard monthly supply, but energy companies can cancel those shipments under extraordinary circumstances, known as force majeure.来源 1
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Europe’s oil and gas supply is now disrupted by conflicts in both the Gulf and Eurasia. On Friday, Saudi Arabia told European refineries to not expect any crude oil deliveries next month. The continent will need as much good fortune as foresightful policy to withstand the evolving energy crisis.来源 3
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Saudi Arabia has informed at least two oil refining customers in Europe that they will not receive crude oil allocations in October, as the war in the Middle East hits global energy markets.来源 4
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Europe’s oil and gas supply is now disrupted by conflicts in both the Gulf and Eurasia. On Friday, Saudi Arabia told European refineries to not expect any crude oil deliveries next month. The continent will need as much good fortune as foresightful policy to withstand the evolving energy crisis.来源 2
The US and China are discussing a plan to reduce or eliminate China’s tariffs on American LNG as part of a broader package of energy and agriculture agreements that could be announced when Chinese President Xi Jinping visits Washington next week, according to two people briefed on the discussions.来源 1
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The potential relief on US exports of liquefied natural gas is being discussed alongside a broader framework under which the US and China would each cut tariffs on about US$30 billion (S$38 billion) of goods, the people said.来源 1
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China imposed a 15 per cent tariff on US LNG in February 2025 in retaliation for President Donald Trump’s duties on Chinese goods. That effectively halted the US-China LNG trade, with the last significant cargoes arriving early that year.来源 1
Cybersecurity researchers have hacked into OpenAI with the help of Anthropic’s Claude chatbot, in the latest example of security issues at the company.来源 1
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WASHINGTON: A security research company said on Friday (Sep 18) it managed to break into OpenAI's internal systems using the latest software from Anthropic, exposing how quickly the technology can carry out sophisticated cyberattacks.来源 2
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Cyber researchers broke into OpenAI using its key rival Anthropic’s software, highlighting vulnerabilities in the ChatGPT maker’s security as leading AI companies face mounting scrutiny over safety.来源 3
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A team of three independent security researchers at Hacktron says it took less than 72 hours for them to hack into OpenAI employee accounts using Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.8 and 5, The Wall Street Journal reports. They were able to access OpenAI’s GitHub repository, called “Monorepo,” which reportedly contains “OpenAI’s algorithmic secrets,” according to The Wall Street Journal’s sources. They stopped short of accessing internal code in Monorepo themselves, but sent a pull request from an employee’s Codex account to prove they gained access. They were able to get in through Discourse, the third-party service that hosts OpenAI’s community forums, by exploiting an issue with the system it uses to process HEIF images. According to Hacktron, Claude Opus 5 launched in the evening on July 24th, and by 10AM the next day they had used it to achieve RCE on Discourse Cloud and accessed OpenAI’s instance. [Media: https://twitter.com/rootxharsh/status/2100801827218526302] Their HEIF Heist project took “only one or two days” to adapt to different companies, including OpenAI, Slack, Meta, GitHub Ent, Rails, Next.js, ImageMagick, and others, using less than $3,000 in tokens, and to their knowledge, was only detected by one target, Shopify. The vulnerabilities Hacktron reported to Discourse and OpenAI have since been fixed, and Hacktron says OpenAI paid it $6,500 for finding the bug, but as Hacktron CTO Mohan Pedhapati said to the WSJ, “I don’t think we are as strong as Chinese threat actors… We’re just three guys with Claude and Codex subscriptions.”来源 4
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In a twist that captures the strange new state of AI security, independent security researchers have used Anthropic’s Claude to break into OpenAI, exposing cracks in the ChatGPT-maker’s defenses, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday evening.来源 5
The American automotive industry wants President Donald Trump to maintain policies that make it difficult for Chinese automakers to operate in the U.S. — or even ban them altogether.来源 2
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In a letter to Trump dated Thursday and viewed by CNBC, groups representing major facets of the U.S. automotive industry — from franchised dealers and suppliers to domestic and foreign automakers — urged the president to "maintain policies that keep the door firmly shut to Chinese automakers seeking to sell, import or manufacture vehicles inside the U.S."来源 2
An air traffic control failure that sparked widespread travel chaos earlier this month was caused by a "software defect" affecting the system underpinning UK air space management, the national air traffic service Nats has said.来源 1
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The failure led to more than 2,000 flights being cancelled and hundreds of thousands of passengers affected, with some sleeping on airport floors or getting stuck overseas.来源 1
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A software defect in part of the UK’s air traffic control system corrupted flight data “in the space of a millisecond”, leading to a six-hour outage and mass airline cancellations and delays across the UK last week, National Air Traffic Services has said.来源 2
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The transport secretary, Heidi Alexander, said the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) industry regulator would now “check their findings” and investigate Nats more widely.来源 2
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It took more than two days for the backlog of passenger disruption to be cleared, with more than 2,000 flights cancelled in total and hundreds of thousands of people’s travel plans disrupted.来源 2
Ukraine also pushed back in Lyman and retook 85 sq km (53 square miles) of territory, its Third Army Corps revealed this week.来源 1
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“The northern pincer has effectively been defeated and destroyed,” Biletskyi said.来源 1
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Ukraine has struck 26 Russian refineries this year. In the past week it struck eight, aiming for their desalination and vacuum distillation units that take months to repair.来源 1
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Ukraine also struck the Atlant Aero factory in Taganrog, which builds Molnya reconnaissance and attack drones and makes parts for Orion drones. On September 17, Ukraine struck an Antonov-12 and two Antonov-26 military transport aircraft on the tarmac at Rostov air base near the southern Ukrainian border and also destroyed three helicopters.来源 1
SEOUL - South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said on Friday that US President Donald Trump clearly wants dialogue with Pyongyang and confirmed Seoul will not be deploying troops to intervene militarily in the Iran war.来源 1
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South Korea’s president, Lee Jae Myung, has said he will not deploy the military to the Middle East in a way that could draw the country into conflict, resisting calls from Donald Trump to support his war in Iran.来源 2
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“There won’t be deployment that would involve or enter war. I can tell you that very clearly,” Lee said at a news conference on Friday. “We won’t deploy military assets in any form to that end.”来源 2
President Emmanuel Macron said Friday that France would convene a G7 meeting dedicated to energy in the weeks to come as fuel prices soar amid the US-Iran war. Speaking to the press after a meeting with party leaders over the energy crisis and international security, Macron also said he had ordered measures to protect France's critical infrastructure from increasing Russian "hybrid attacks".来源 1
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PARIS — French President Emmanuel Macron said Friday he would call a Group of Seven meeting to address skyrocketing global energy prices and look at releasing strategic oil stocks.来源 2
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“We will have in the upcoming weeks a G7 [meeting] that will be devoted to energy issues, to increase cooperation and avoid unnecessary tensions between G7 countries and our main partners,” Macron said during a press conference.来源 2
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The French leader’s comments came after he chaired a rare crisis meeting at the Elysée Palace. During the meeting, French intelligence chiefs briefed political leaders and candidates in the presidential election next year about the threats posed by Russia’s war in Ukraine and the conflict in the Middle East, both of which are driving fuel prices to new highs in France.来源 2
More US troops have died during the war on Iran than the Pentagon has publicly disclosed, the Washington Post reported on Friday, citing six US officials familiar with the Defence Department's internal casualty accounting data.来源 1
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There have been at least 22 military fatalities, four more than the data available on the Pentagon's public database, the newspaper cited five of the officials as saying.来源 1
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US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth denied the report on the underreporting of US service member deaths during the war on Iran, saying that it is a “complete lie”.来源 2
US Central Command (Centcom) said it has redirected 105 commercial vessels since the US enforced a naval blockade against Iran.来源 1
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In a post on X, Centcom said the USS Boxer conducted flight operations in the Arabian Sea as it continues to “enforce the US blockade against Iran”, alongside its embarked Marine Expeditionary Unit.来源 1
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- North Korea-linked hackers have targeted engineers in more than 100 countries and regions, including Japan, stealing cryptocurrency assets worth at least 1.7 billion yen ($11 million) and illegally transferring them to North Korea, Japan's National Police Agency and other sources said Friday.来源 1
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The announcement was intended to identify and condemn nations or organizations suspected of involvement in the cyberattacks, with the aim of warning and deterring them. It was made jointly with authorities in the United States, Australia and Germany.来源 1
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According to Japan's agency, the hackers allegedly posted fake job listings on recruitment websites and elsewhere from December 2025 until around July this year.来源 1
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The attack infected more than 30,000 devices used by information technology engineers who applied for the fake jobs, resulting in the theft of more than 7,000 cryptocurrency assets.来源 1
Sept 18 : AI lab Anthropic said on Friday it would partner with Accenture for the independent evaluation of its frontier AI models, with the companies each committing at least $1 billion over the next five years to build capacity for the work.来源 1
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Accenture's specialist AI business, Faculty, will lead the partnership and evaluate and red-team the AI lab's models, conducting alignment assessments and testing model safeguards.来源 1
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Anthropic on Friday announced it has selected Accenture as an embedded evaluator, the company's first concrete step toward implementing CEO Dario Amodei's proposal to slow down the pace of artificial intelligence development.来源 2
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Anthropic said Friday that it has initially agreed to embed employees from Faculty, Accenture's specialist AI business, into the company in order to test safeguards, red-team models and assess whether models behave in line with human values. The partnership is not exclusive, and Anthropic said it is in discussions with the research nonprofit METR, as well as other third parties.来源 2
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Dario Amodei’s plans to put third-party safety evaluators inside AI labs are taking shape: Anthropic said that staff from technology consulting giant Accenture will begin working inside the company to scrutinize its models and staff.来源 3
Sept 18 : Google's Gemini model accessed the internet and hacked other companies during a test of its cybersecurity capabilities, the first known example of the company's AI systems autonomously committing such an act, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.来源 1
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The hacks occurred in May during a cybersecurity test conducted by Irregular, an independent company that conducts cybersecurity evaluations, according to the report.来源 1
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An Irregular spokesperson said the incident involved the same issue that affected other AI labs and that all relevant labs were notified in late July. "All known issues on our end were remedied and resolved weeks ago," the spokesperson said.来源 1
The commission is waiving its rules to let foreign wealth funds own 49.5 percent of Paramount-Warner Bros.来源 1
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The FCC has announced it’s waiving its rules limiting foreign equity ownership to 25 percent in the Paramount-Warner Bros. case and will allow three sovereign wealth funds run by the governments of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Abu Dhabi to own 49.5 percent of the company. During Brendan Carr’s tenure, the FCC has repeatedly threatened ABC, tried to block stations from airing interviews with Democrats, censored late-night TV hosts, and tried to bully journalists. However, it seems to have no qualms with repressive foreign governments owning a significant stake in a giant American media conglomerate. In its ruling, the FCC defended the decision, saying that, because the stocks being purchased did not have voting rights, they “will not be able to wield any influence, let alone control, over decisions involving the Licensees.” Of course, many, including the advocacy group Free Press and a number of Democrats, are not buying that. According to Variety, Free Press noted its opposition, saying that “control over for-profit, commercial domestic news media by any government is an extraordinary situation that would surely strike most Americans as unseemly, precisely because of the utility of the news media as a propaganda tool for those governments.” Anna Gomez, the FCC’s lone Democratic commissioner, posted on X, “The FCC just let some of the most repressive governments in the world indirectly control nearly all of a combined Paramount-Warner Bros. An investment this large in one of America’s biggest media companies doesn’t just buy equity, it secures influence over what gets said and made.“ [Media: https://twitter.com/AGomezFCC/status/2100709046122901862]来源 1
据报道，印度食品安全与标准局也针对另外两款雀巢婴儿食品NAN Excella Pro Stage 1和Lactogen Pro 1提出诉讼，指它们作出误导性宣传，违反相关法规。来源 1
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Officials found a sample of Nestle “follow-up formula”, which is a milk product for infants, was “substandard with respect to biotin”, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) said.来源 2
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The FSSAI said it has also filed cases over two other Nestle baby food products, NAN Excella Pro Stage 1, and Lactogen Pro 1, for making misleading claims in breach of regulations.来源 2
BEIJING: China's market regulator said on Friday (Sep 18) that electric vehicle maker BYD will immediately recall more than 180,000 cars in the country to resolve a manufacturing defect affecting a brake pedal component.来源 1
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The exercise covers 183,211 Qin and Tang series vehicles produced between 2014 and 2022, as the defect in a batch of brake pedal stopper pads puts them at risk of cracking or detaching over time.来源 1
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In extreme cases, this could cause brake lights to stay on even if the pedal is not pressed, potentially misleading other road users and creating a safety risk, the State Administration for Market Regulation said.来源 1
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Separately, Chinese EV maker Nio is recalling 686 Firefly-branded electric vehicles over a manufacturing defect in a steering system component, the market regulator said.来源 1
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) issued an executive order that would convene experts to recommend new AI safety policy the state should enact.来源 1
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) is positioning the state to take the lead on AI oversight, including the potential to mandate a “kill switch” for frontier models, with a new executive order issued Friday. Newsom’s order directs the state to convene a group of experts that will deliver recommendations within two months on how to strengthen AI safety measures in state law. Newsom wants the group to consider how the state could require AI companies to embed independent verification groups onsite for regular audits, make their transparency reports and risk assessments subject to standards of independent auditors, create a “kill switch” that’s routinely verified as effective, and make sure companies are required to report “loss-of-control incidents” like the OpenAI attack on Hugging Face as critical safety incidents. It also directs a state agency to speed up implementation of two recent laws he signed, creating a framework for independent verifiers to assess AI safety, and a state registry of AI auditors. There’s been a flurry of bill discussions in Congress in the wake of former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon’s post warning of a more than 10 percent chance that AI “could kill all humans” within a decade. But there’s little hope in Washington that a bill of substance could pass anytime soon given that the House is on recess until November, and the impending midterm elections make major legislation movement in the Senate similarly unlikely. At the same time, President Donald Trump has insisted, “The only control or ‘guardrails’ that AI needs is a STRONG AND SMART (High IQ!) PRESIDENT, and the U.S.A. has that, in spades!” Newsom’s executive order is likely not the last we’ll hear from California on this topic. On Wednesday, he floated the possibility of calling California lawmakers in for a special legislative session on AI in an interview with Politico, alongside potential executive action. He is specifically positioning the order as a model for federal action, calling on Congress and Trump “to review and adopt the state’s framework, or use its nation-leading regulation as a floor, not a ceiling, for the benefit and safety of all Americans.” “The federal government’s abject failure to create any form of meaningful AI oversight or accountability should alarm every American, especially when AI CEOs themselves are begging for regulation,” Newsom said in a statement. “We’re not waiting to act – we’re going to speed up our work on substantial and responsible AI oversight before it’s too late. We’re going to do this thoughtfully but with urgent velocity; the stakes are too high to wait or delay action.”来源 1
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday issued an executive order aimed at addressing the potential dangers related to artificial intelligence.来源 2
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The order calls on a group of experts to meet and create, within two months, a guide for the state to strengthen its AI safety and security laws. Those enhanced laws may include a requirement for independent third parties to write safety plans for frontier AI companies, or mandating that companies develop a "kill switch" to shut down their models in case of emergency, according to an announcement from Newsom's office.来源 2
An AI tool is set to start advising air traffic controllers on managing air traffic in the congested airspace above the Washington, DC, area. The expected launch would be the first step toward a planned nationwide rollout covering the 29 million square miles of US national airspace overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration.来源 1
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The FAA describes the SMART system as using AI models to predict air traffic flows and identify potential conflicts based on operational factors like airline schedules, weather, airport capacity, and airspace conditions. US government and industry officials told The Wall Street Journal that SMART could debut for the three major airports in the Washington, DC, area as soon as Monday, September 21.来源 1
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SMART is part of an $875 million, 12-year contract awarded to the Boston-based company Air Space Intelligence in June. The contract also covers development of a Flow Management Data and Services system meant to replace the current system in the FAA’s Air Traffic Control System Command Center in Virginia.来源 1
Accountants picking over the remains of BrewDog, the “punk” beer company that collapsed earlier this year, have said that creditors who are owed about £190m will not be paid back.来源 1
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In an update on their progress, administrators at AlixPartners warned there were “insufficient funds” to pay debts in full related to unpaid wages, tax owed to HM Revenue and Customs, and overdue bills from other businesses.来源 1
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But the deal in March did not includemost of BrewDog’s chain of bars, with 38 closing and 440 staff losing their jobs.来源 1
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AlixPartners admitted on Thursday that creditors owed more than £190m were also unlikely to get their money back.来源 1
UEFA and CONCACAF chiefs have urged FIFA President Gianni Infantino to release around $2.1 billion from the governing body's reserves, calling for each of its 211 member associations to receive $10 million over the 2027-30 cycle. The demand comes amid tensions over Infantino's proposed sale of a stake in the World Cup to private investors, which was shelved after a backlash from European football.来源 1
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Two continental football federations, UEFA and CONCACAF, on Friday called on FIFA President Gianni Infantino to release around $2.1 billion from the global governing body's reserves to share among its 211 member associations.来源 1
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A letter sent to Infantino by European football chief Aleksander Ceferin and his counterpart at the North and Central American and Caribbean body, Victor Montagliani, said each of FIFA's member associations (MAs) should receive $10 million in the four years between 2027-2030.来源 1
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But Ceferin and Montagliani's letter, sent on Friday and obtained by AFP, said FIFA's vast cash reserves – estimated at around $6 billion – could be used to boost funding for the sport without outside investment.来源 1
The winner of a prestigious Cannes Film Festival award has been declared a foreign agent by Russian authorities for his criticism of Moscow’s war in Ukraine.来源 1
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Acclaimed Russian film director Andrey Zvyagintsev was designated a “foreign agent” by the Kremlin on Friday, according to state news agency TASS.来源 1
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Zvyagintsev won the 2026 Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival for, Minotaur, a film depicting a Russian businessman who is forced to decide which of his employees should be mobilised to go and fight in Ukraine.来源 1
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Russia’s Ministry of Justice on Friday accused Zvyagintsev of disseminating “false information about decisions taken by the public authorities of the Russian Federation and the policies they pursue”.来源 1