Your daily round-up of today's news:
- The PBBM administration named Atty. Larry Gadon as presidential adviser for poverty alleviation.
- The PH Department of Agriculture plans to import pork meat amid low supply due to the African Swine Fever.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered his first video address since last weekend's mutiny led by the Wagner mercenaries. The mercenary group's leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin, reportedly remains under investigation.
- Israel's nationalist-religious government has approved plans to open five thousand new homes for Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank,
- John Goodenough, the creator of the lithium battery, has passed away at the age of 100.
- The attacker who killed five people at an LGBT nightclub in Colorado last year, named Anderson Lee Aldrich, age 23, has been sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to murder and attempted murder.
- Amazon cuts Prime membership pricing by $2 off for a limited time ahead of Prime Day, convincing former Prime members to re-join in its program, regularly $15 per month.
- BMW confirms that the next M5, based on the recently-unveiled G60 5-Series, will bring back the Touring variant.
- Opel unveiled its updated logo as it plans to go fully electric by 2028.
- Skoda previewed its next-generation Kodiaq crossover.
-
- Alpine will unveil seven new models until 2030 including a new cabriolet and the new A310. It also plans to expand operations in the United States and China.Nový a neotřelý. Přijíždí Škoda Kodiaq nové generace. Protože dobří medvědi se vracejí. 🐻
— skoda.cz (@skodacz) June 26, 2023
V plné kráse již letos na podzim. 🍂 #skodacr pic.twitter.com/g5Hf2bx0Gl
No comments:
Post a Comment