Mamdani seeks authority to arrest Netanyahu if he visits New York
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is examining whether he has the authority to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu if the Israeli Prime Minister attends the UN General Assembly in September. Mamdani belongs to the same branch of Shia Islam as the regime in Iran.

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Nemesis
“Everyone” is expected to see Christopher Nolan’s films. But “The Odyssey” is no “Oppenheimer”. Nolan does not know his own limitations. He casts a black actress as Helen of Troy, has a black rapper introduce the story, and includes a trans actor. There are powerful scenes, such as the fallen soldiers rising from the earth. But The Odyssey is no great film, and Matt Damon is no Odysseus.
European car industry could lose up to one million jobs
The Fraunhofer Institute expects extensive job losses in the European automotive industry. It appears unlikely that even an EU compromise softening the planned blanket ban on internal combustion engines from 2035 onwards will be enough to save the sector.

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