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UK Blocks Kanye West from Entry Over Anti-Semitism and Nazi Support The United Kingdom has blocked United States rapper Kanye West from entering the country, citing his anti-Semitic comments and celebrations of Nazism. The decision comes after West submitted an application on Monday to travel to Britain, having been booked to headline a summer festival. The organisers of the Wireless Festival in London, at which West was booked to play in July, have cancelled the entire event and said refunds would be issued to all ticket holders. The cancellation follows mounting pressure from sponsors and politicians to cancel the gigs by the rapper, who has drawn widespread condemnation for making anti-Semitic remarks and voicing admiration for Adolf Hitler. Last year, he released a song called “Heil Hitler” and advertised a swastika T-shirt for sale on his website. West has performed in the US and Mexico City this year, but was barred from Australia last July. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer said at...

UK Blocks Kanye West from Entry Over Anti-Semitism and Nazi Support The United Kingdom has blocked United States rapper Kanye West from entering the country, citing his anti-Semitic comments and celebrations of Nazism. The decision was made by the British government, which stated that West's presence in the country would not be conducive to the public good, according to a Home Office statement issued on Tuesday. West, now known as Ye, had submitted an application on Monday to travel to Britain, having been booked to headline the Wireless Festival in London. However, the event's organisers have since cancelled the entire event and said refunds would be issued to all ticket holders. West had offered to meet members of the British Jewish community, saying his only goal was to come to London and present a show of change, “bringing unity, peace and love through music”. However, the move was met with skepticism by UK politicians, including British government minister Wes Streeting, w...

Iran's Top University Says US-Israel Attack Targeted Nation's Progress, AI Learning The head of Iran's top science and engineering university believes that the United States and Israel are targeting symbols of Iran's progress as a nation, and not merely hitting the governing establishment. The Sharif University of Technology in Tehran was bombed on Monday, destroying and damaging multiple buildings, including what was described by the authorities as an artificial intelligence centre housing critical databases. The university's website and other online services went dark. 'We believe the reason the enemy targeted these buildings and destroyed the entire infrastructure is that it did not want us to achieve AI technology,' university President Masoud Tajrishi said, adding that the higher education facility had been working on training AI models in Persian for two years and provided services to hundreds of companies. 'The enemy does not want us to succeed or...

Iran's Top University Hit by US-Israel Attack, Targeting Nation's Progress and AI Learning The head of Iran's top science and engineering university believes that the United States and Israel are targeting symbols of Iran's progress as a nation, and not merely hitting the governing establishment. The Sharif University of Technology in Tehran was bombed on Monday, destroying and damaging multiple buildings, including what was described by the authorities as an artificial intelligence centre housing critical databases. The university's website and other online services went dark. "We believe the reason the enemy targeted these buildings and destroyed the entire infrastructure is that it did not want us to achieve AI technology," university President Masoud Tajrishi said, adding that the higher education facility had been working on training AI models in Persian for two years and provided services to hundreds of companies. The university's president also ...

Iran's Top University Bombing Sparks Fears Over US-Israel's Intentions The head of Iran's top science and engineering university believes that the United States and Israel are targeting symbols of Iran's progress as a nation, and not merely hitting the governing establishment. The Sharif University of Technology in Tehran was bombed on Monday, destroying and damaging multiple buildings, including what was described by the authorities as an artificial intelligence centre housing critical databases. University President Masoud Tajrishi said, 'We believe the reason the enemy targeted these buildings and destroyed the entire infrastructure is that it did not want us to achieve AI technology.' Tajrishi added that the higher education facility had been working on training AI models in Persian for two years and provided services to hundreds of companies. The US and Israel have not provided an official reason for targeting Iran's main higher education hubs or cultur...

Iran's Top University Says US-Israel Attack Targets National Progress, AI Learning The head of Iran's top science and engineering university believes that the United States and Israel are targeting symbols of Iran's progress as a nation, and not merely hitting the governing establishment. The Sharif University of Technology in Tehran was bombed on Monday, destroying and damaging multiple buildings, including what was described by the authorities as an artificial intelligence centre housing critical databases. 'We believe the reason the enemy targeted these buildings and destroyed the entire infrastructure is that it did not want us to achieve AI technology,' university President Masoud Tajrishi said, adding that the higher education facility had been working on training AI models in Persian for two years and provided services to hundreds of companies. Tajrishi also said that no country had been prepared to provide Iran with the knowledge and know-how to work on AI t...

US Denies Nuclear Plan as Deadline on Threat to Iran 'Civilisation' Looms The White House has denied that it has any plans to use nuclear weapons against Iran as a deadline imposed by President Donald Trump for Tehran to make a deal or face a massive onslaught looms. The denial from Washington came on Tuesday, as the president employed apocalyptic language, warning that a 'whole civilisation will die tonight'. US forces could employ tools they 'so far haven't decided to use', Vice President JD Vance said, sparking concerns that Trump 'might use nuclear weapons', according to former Vice President Kamala Harris's account. However, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt appeared less certain when asked by the AFP news agency if Trump was prepared to use a nuclear weapon, stating that 'only the President knows where things stand and what he will do'. The original ultimatum was made by Trump on Saturday, when he demanded that Iran make a deal to op...