Relatives of 83-year-old American woman Suzanne Adams, who was killed by her son in August 2024, filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, writes The Washington Post. They claim that ChatGPT is responsible for her death because it supported 56-year-old Stein-Erik Solberg's paranoid ideas about his mother, The Washington Post reports . This is the first lawsuit in which a chatbot is accused of involvement in murder.

Hackers hacked one of the key developers of the unified military registration register (URVU), the Micord company. The anonymous group spent several months in the system and gained access to the source code, technical documentation and internal correspondence. This was reported by the human rights project “Walk through the Forest”, to which the hackers transferred an array of data. The documents received by “Go Through the Forest” were handed over to “Important Stories”.

Walt Disney Co. entered into a three-year agreement with OpenAI, under which it will invest $1 billion and license the use of its iconic characters to the Sora platform, an AI-based short video generation service. Disney's statement is quoted by Bloomberg. Under the agreement, Sora will be able to create custom short videos based on text requests using more than 200 characters from the Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars universes.

The State Duma Commission to investigate the facts of interference of foreign states in the internal affairs of Russia has prepared a bill that proposes limiting the rights of Russians convicted in absentia in political cases. They want to deny them some consular services and introduce a ban on concluding transactions with third parties by proxy.

News The Insider 10 December 2025 A tanker identified as the Dashan , sailing under the Gambian flag and previously known as Eurochampion , was attacked Friday morning in the Black Sea, according to a report by Rybar , a Telegram channel close to Russia’s Defense Ministry. The channel said three unmanned surface vessels had targeted the ship.

At least 30 people were killed and more than 70 were injured in an airstrike by Myanmar's ruling military junta on a hospital in the town of Mrau U in western Rakhine state. This was reported by Reuters with reference to rebel representatives, hospital staff and eyewitnesses. The strike took place on the evening of December 10. According to a spokesman for the rebel Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army, the hospital was completely destroyed due to a direct hit.

In Russia, the main tool of fraud is still telephone calls, said Vadim Uvarov, director of the information security department of the Bank of Russia, at the Antifraud of Russia forum. According to him, the number of such calls and the volume of stolen funds show that criminals continue to actively call citizens. To enhance customer protection, large banks have begun to create their own virtual network operators (MVNOs).

Nearly 400 participants in the January 2021 Capitol storm pardoned by US President Donald Trump have filed lawsuits against federal authorities seeking millions of dollars in compensation. Bloomberg reports this with reference to the plaintiffs' lawyer Mark McCloskey. According to the lawyer, the amounts of most claims range from $1 million to $10 million. The claims are directed to the US Department of Justice, the FBI, the Federal Bureau of Prisons, the Marshals Service and the Capitol Police.

In Germany, since the beginning of the year, flights of almost 2,000 unidentified drones have been recorded, WELT, BILD and Axel Springer Academy found out after studying secret reports from the country’s law enforcement agencies. In a joint investigation, the journalists claim to have identified a link between the flights of these drones and the routes of three Russian-linked vessels in the Baltic and North Seas.

In the city of Borzya, Trans-Baikal Territory, Konstantin Ektov, who served in the operational search group at local military unit 06705 and was searching for contract soldiers who had gone AWOL, was shot dead. According to the publication “People of Baikal”, the murder occurred on November 11. Ektov was buried on December 2 in his homeland, in Magadan.

US President Donald Trump has officially launched the “gold card” program, a new immigration option that will allow foreigners to pay $1 million for an expedited visa, CNN reports . Companies will be able to sponsor a foreign worker for $2 million. Trumpcard.gov went live on Wednesday afternoon and promises “U.S. residency in record time.” Once documents are submitted, the process will take “weeks” and will include an interview, the website says.

Former President Luis Arce has been detained in Bolivia on corruption charges, AP reports . Arce resigned a month ago and was replaced as president by Rodrigo Paz Pereira, a candidate from the conservative Christian Democratic Party, marking the end of two decades of leftist rule in the country.

Residents of Moscow and St. Petersburg became richer by 23% in the third quarter of 2025 compared to the same period last year, judging by the “burger index,” which reflects the purchasing power of the population. This is evidenced by data from the research company Romir, cited by RBC. Moscow retained its leadership in the ranking: residents of the capital in July–September could buy 1,025 conventional burgers for their monthly income. St.

News The Insider December 11, 2025 Elena Baturina In Moscow, a monument to its founder Yuri Lyubimov was unveiled near the Taganka Theater. The event dedicated to the 110th anniversary of the director’s birth was marked by the first public appearance in the capital of Elena Baturina, the widow of former Moscow mayor Yuri Luzhkov, in many years. This happened after Vladimir Putin decided in October to hold celebrations in honor of the 90th anniversary of Luzhkov's birth.

The Bulgarian government resigned without waiting for a vote of no confidence in parliament. Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov said this at an emergency briefing after a meeting of the ruling coalition, News.bg reports . Zhelyazkov stressed that the coalition has no doubts about success in the voting - this would be the sixth failure of a vote of no confidence in the government.