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general
Inside the Houthi advance: How Iran's allies are helping tighten Tehran's grip on the Red Sea
BEHIND THE LINES: The Houthis’ rapid expansion near the Red Sea strait highlights a coordinated alliance with Iran, Iraq, and other partners that provides military capabilities and strategic support.
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Australia pulled out of West Bank sanctions at last minute, EU diplomats reveal - report
Diplomatic sources told the ABC they were surprised after Australia declined to join a 12-nation, UK-led coalition imposing sanctions on Israeli West Bank settlements late in negotiations.
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'I say free Palestine to my children': Paloma Faith clashes with Ed Sheeran over Macklemore fallout
Paloma Faith criticized Ed Sheeran for staying out of the Gaza debate after Macklemore’s tour removal, saying major artists cannot remain apolitical as she defended the rapper’s activism.
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business
Turkey says Israeli citizens led alleged $3 billion international investment fraud network
Turkish prosecutors say a global investment fraud network operating from Turkey was allegedly managed by Israeli citizens and targeted victims worldwide.
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Yom Kippur through the centuries: The prayer books that preserve centuries of Jewish history
In an interview with The Jerusalem Post, NLI’s curator Dr. Chaim Neria explains how the NLI came to house thousands of prayer books, noting that “it fits into the overall mission of the library.”
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technology
China, Iran, Israeli groups weaponize AI for first-of-their-kind social media influence campaigns
An investigation by The New York Times reveals how groups in China, Iran, and Israel leveraged open-source AI to unleash thousands of autonomous bots on social media.
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What you need to know about Macklemore and accusations of antisemitism
Macklemore once apologized after a controversial costume drew accusations of antisemitism. A decade later, his pro-Palestinian activism and criticism of Israel have sparked renewed backlash.
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general
Is Africa becoming a ‘testing ground’ for Chinese power projection?
Six Chinese J-16 fighter jets arrived in Egypt last month for a joint exercise in what was the aircraft’s first known deployment in Africa. In Egyptian airspace, Chinese pilots had the rare chance to…
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politics
Sacsayhuamán Graffiti Cleaned Off Rock as Peru Vows Complaint
Sacsayhuamán graffiti in red and pink paint hit a carved rock above Cusco. Peru’s Ministry of Culture cleaned it and will file a complaint.
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business
Colombia ELN Hostage Exchange Ruled Out by De la Espriella
A Colombia ELN hostage exchange was ruled out by President Abelardo De la Espriella, who demanded the release of four captives without conditions.
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politics
Nunes Marques ACM Neto Search Warrant Refused in Bahia Inquiry
The Nunes Marques ACM Neto ruling refused a federal police search request in Operation Overclean, weeks before Bahia elects a governor.
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politics
Dário Durigan public debt pledge sits below the official forecast
The Dário Durigan public debt pledge puts debt under 80% of output by 2030. The government’s own budget bill projects 87.5% that year.
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entertainment
'Mirzapur The Movie' BO Day 16: Pankaj Tripathi film crosses Rs 207 crore India net
'Mirzapur The Movie' continues to add small but steady sums to its overall tally as it enters Day 16, with its India net collection now at Rs. 206.91 crore. The Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal and Ravi…
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business
Africa’s Green Revolution threatens traditional foods
The promotion of monocultures is hurting the production of much more nutritious and climate-resistant traditional crops.
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politics
France calls on Moscow to reverse takeover of European assets
France has called on Moscow to "reverse" its decision to take control of assets belonging to European companies still operating in Russia, including Swiss food giant Nestle and three French groups…
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general
Wellington firefighters douse flames in Thorndon firetruck
The truck was one of only two high-reach trucks in the capital.
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general
Henry Ford built an American town in Amazon rainforest; sold it for $250,000
Henry Ford initiated the Fordlandia project in the lush Amazon rainforest of Brazil to secure a steady rubber supply. However, his corporate methods often clashed with local traditions and…
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business
Babcock Hybrid Navy Chile Pitch Puts Arrowhead 140 at the Centre
The Babcock Hybrid Navy Chile pitch offers a crewed Arrowhead 140 frigate commanding uncrewed ships, to a navy with eight ageing warships.
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general
Denmark hails 'binding' Greenland deal with Trump
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science
Iran medicine shortages deepen as war, shipping restrictions continue
For Ali Mohseni, the impact of the ongoing US-Israeli war against Iran is measured not in missile ranges or battlefield maps, but in the insulin pens his 74-year-old mother needs every day. Before the…
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politics
Residents Harmed by Oil Drilling May Soon Receive Reparations Under New California Law
While lawmakers iron out the details, advocates hope this approach could serve as a model for addressing histories of environmental hazards often concentrated in Black and low-income neighborhoods.
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California removed creek barrier; salmon returned for first time since 1950s
A decades-long barrier blocking fish migration in Alameda Creek was removed in 2025. This action reopened over twenty miles of upstream habitat for migratory fish. Chinook salmon were documented in…
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Shroud displaying names of 20,000 Palestinian children unveiled at UN’s NY headquarters - report
The exhibition, organized by a coalition of interfaith leaders, displays the handwritten names of 20,000 Palestinian children.
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Murdered Delhi Man's Family Got His 'I'm Fine' Text. Killer Couple Sent It
Yuvraj, who was set to marry in a month, had gone for an "urgent meeting" with Anya on September 6 in Gurugram - shortly after he and his sisters had finalised his 'sherwani'.
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politics
Russia Warns New U.S. Sanctions Law Would Harm Trump’s Peace Efforts
President Trump signed the legislation, named for Senator Lindsey Graham, at the White House, but he has broad leeway to waive its requirements.
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business
Itaú EZTEC Office Lease Covers Two New São Paulo Towers
The Itaú EZTEC office lease covers two new São Paulo towers, 91,400 square metres in all, on a ten-year contract worth about US$228 million.
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politics
Deadly shark attack prompts rare kill order in Western Australia
Police boats and helicopters are patrolling Perth's beaches as authorities continue their search for the swimmer's body, and the shark that attacked him.
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politics
Poll: Majority of US Jewish voters concerned Netanyahu has fueled antisemitism
Survey shows that despite criticism of premier, 86% identify as pro-Israel, while majorities back aid cuts and remain divided over AIPAC’s role in primaries; most US Jews plan to vote Democrat
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entertainment
Ed Sheeran continues US tour amid Palestinian controversy
Pro-Palestinian protests are expected at Ed Sheeran's first gig since Macklemore was dropped from the tour. The US rapper shouted "Free Palestine" at a concert in New Jersey.
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business
Rebels, workers, radicals: The making of 'Red Berlin'
Bloody May, student sit-ins and the squatter movement: Berlin has long been a hotbed for working-class organizing and radical left-wing politics.
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entertainment
Lisa’s on-screen drinking gets Thais talking about booze law
Images of Buri Ram-born pop star Lisa drinking Thai beer on a US talk show have sparked discussion among Thais, going beyond her impressive promotion of Thai “soft power” to raise questions about the…
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'I did not sleep last night': Sehrawat on carrying India's flag at opening ceremony
Sehrawat was named India’s co-flag-bearer alongside double Olympic medallist Manu Bhaker after a late change. Tajinderpal Singh Toor, who was earlier named as a flag-bearer, was ruled out due to…
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Delhi International Airport To Reopen Third Runway For Operations From September 20
The upgraded runway is now ready for operational use after undergoing all required inspections, validations, and regulatory clearances, the airport operator said.
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general
Trump signs Bill authorising sweeping Russia sanctions
It targets Moscow's so-called shadow fleet of tankers used to evade Western sanctions, and allows Trump the authority to impose tariffs of up to 100 per cent on major buyers of Russian oil and gas.
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technology
Defense firm Anduril says U.S. delay on Taiwan arms sales affecting its business
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politics
EU urges US to lift travel ban on Palestinian delegation for UNGA meeting
The United Nations General Assembly will allow Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas to address via a prerecorded video.
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politics
Argentina’s ‘March of Anger’ Targets Milei’s Disability and University Cuts
Argentina's left marches against Milei on 19 September, as his 2027 budget seeks to repeal a disability law and underfunds universities.
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politics
Sherrod Brown Tries a New Retort to Criticism on Transgender Issues
A spot from the Senate candidate in Ohio seeks to dismiss the Republican Party’s focus on transgender rights as a distraction from economic issues.
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general
Behold the Most Handsome Melons in Mexico
In the eastern city of Xalapa, what started as a joke among friends over two decades ago has become a vibrant annual tradition that highlights creativity and absurdity with melons.
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Millionaire Activist James Chambers Seeks Asylum in Spain
Jailed in Madrid on an extradition request from the United States that his lawyer says is tied to pro-Palestinian activism, James Chambers fears persecution if returned.
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politics
Creating a Kill Switch to Shut Down a Rogue A.I. Is Harder Than It Sounds
A bipartisan group in Congress and Gov. Gavin Newsom of California have floated ideas for building a mechanism that would instantly power down an A.I. system. Only no one really knows how.
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politics
The Kremlin Has Put Lots of Veterans on the Ballot. Could It Backfire?
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia has said veterans are the “new elite,” but selecting them as candidates is a risk.
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politics
How Trump Has Disrupted National Parks
Maintenance projects have been put off around the country and resources diverted to the president’s favored projects in Washington.
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business
Costa Rica’s Grynspan Retakes Lead in Race to Become First Woman UN Chief
Costa Rica's Rebeca Grynspan topped the third Security Council straw poll for UN chief, but a single veto from a permanent member could still end her bid.
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politics
Trump Won Their Votes. Now His Trade War Is Dividing Them.
The president’s standoff with Canada has drawn criticism from voters in some of the border states and industrial states that could decide control of the Senate in the midterms.
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business
Latin America’s Top Investment Bank Takes Over Palmeiras’s Arena to 2044
BTG Pactual turned a debt it bought in 2024 into control of the Palmeiras stadium, one of South America's busiest concert venues, until 2044.
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politics
Zelenskyy thanks Trump for signing 'critically important' Russia sanctions bill
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday thanked President Donald Trump for signing into law a bill allowing for the expansion of sanctions on Russia.
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general
An Alaska storm scattered artifacts. Archaeologists are racing to save what's left
Last year, remnants of a typhoon damaged homes, infrastructure and an archaeological dig site. Now, archaeologists are trying to get as many objects out as possible before the next storm.
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A Small Country’s Huge Windfall from the War in Iran
Oil-rich Guyana is enjoying red-hot growth. But the boom is magnifying tensions over corruption, inequality and strained ties with Venezuela.
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sports
Live: Sharks star left dazed as Roosters score in their first set
After years of near misses, the Sharks have a chance to reach another preliminary final, while the veteran Roosters try to stay alive and set up a showdown with the Dolphins. Follow live.
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business
Why Houthi offensive in Yemen has implications for Mideast and global trade
The Houthis in Yemen have captured strategic parts of the country, disrupting Saudi oil exports, threatening the global energy trade.
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Reporter’s notebook: Kazakhstan trip highlights promise and limits of Central Asia ties
When I began planning a work trip to Astana this month, the first challenge was simply finding a flight. With no direct service from Hong Kong to the Kazakh capital, I could transfer in Guangzhou…
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politics
6 Best VPN Services (2026), Tested and Reviewed
Every VPN says it’s the best, but only some of them are telling the truth.
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politics
Brazil Court Backs Second Debt Rescue for Itaipu Builder Andrade Gutierrez
A Brazilian court approved Andrade Gutierrez's second debt restructuring in four years, binding holdout creditors to the Lava Jato-era builder's plan.
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politics
Join the WIRED World Fair in Miami on November 4
For one day only, WIRED is bringing the technologies, people, and cultural forces transforming our world off the page and into real life.
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sports
Oktoberfest opens as crowds race for best beer tent spots
Thousands of visitors have streamed onto Munich's Oktoberfest grounds as the world-famous beer festival gets underway. Some spent the night outside the gates to secure coveted places in the festival…
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sports
More than 112,000 displaced in Yemen as Houthis seize more ground
Pro-Houthi demonstrations erupted in Yemen after Saudi Arabia accused the military group of targeting the Muslim holy site of Mecca. Story by Elitsa Gadeva.
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politics
South Africa: Olifantsfontein residents hold vigil for woman found dead
Residents of Olifantsfontein gathered to remember a woman whose body was found floating in a river in Clayville, east of Johannesburg, as communities across the area demand action over a series of…
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politics
Princess Diana's iconic 'revenge dress' goes to auction
As the worldwide release of Diana Spencer’s brother’s book prompts a reaction from King Charles and the British Crown, another piece of Diana's legacy is making headlines – the iconic little black…
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general
'He's paying him back': Trump defends Russian oligarch funding his son's wedding
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politics
US court restricts Trump policy on third-country deportations
The Trump administration has deported more than 25,000 people to countries other than their own. Now a federal appeals court has put the brakes on the policy.
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business
OPINION: Do Canadians really want closer ties with Europe?
International headlines have been made this week by the EU and Canada announcing their mutual intention to form a deeper relationship. Mandy Pipher, The Local's resident Canadian, examines whether her…
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business
OPINION: Do Canadians really want closer ties with Europe?
International headlines have been made this week by the EU and Canada announcing their mutual intention to form a deeper relationship. Mandy Pipher, The Local's resident Canadian, examines whether her…
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business
OPINION: Do Canadians really want closer ties with Europe?
International headlines have been made this week by the EU and Canada announcing their mutual intention to form a deeper relationship. Mandy Pipher, The Local's resident Canadian, examines whether her…
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business
OPINION: Do Canadians really want closer ties with Europe?
International headlines have been made this week by the EU and Canada announcing their mutual intention to form a deeper relationship. Mandy Pipher, The Local's resident Canadian, examines whether her…
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politics
Donald Trump bans three media outlets from the White House, accusing them of spreading 'fake news'
Donald Trump announced Friday he is banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, accusing all three outlets of spreading 'fake news'. The move is almost certain to face legal challenges, and…
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business
Saudi Arabia issues rare air-raid alerts for Riyadh
he Saudi civil defence said the danger had lifted soon after in both cases.
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politics
US and Denmark reach deal on Greenland, Trump claims 'permanent control' over island
Not so long ago, inhabitants of Greenland feared that the US was preparing to invade, after US President Donald Trump repeatedly claimed the US wanted to control the Arctic territory. But Trump now…
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politics
‘Flagbearer or watch it on TV’: Bhaker remembers Jaspal Rana at Asian Games opening
Manu Bhaker has been chosen as India's flag bearer for the Asian Games opening ceremony, an honour that evokes memories of her coach's unwavering attendance policy. Having previously held this role at…
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politics
Can Trump ban CNN, news outlets he doesn’t like from the White House?
The ban is the latest attack by Trump on media outlets that he perceives as unfavourable to his administration.
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sports
Hong Kong hoping to begin Victoria Park Tennis Centre redevelopment by 2030
Hong Kong hopes to begin redeveloping the Victoria Park Tennis Centre within the current five-year plan, with its completion timetable yet to be set, as the city aims to host higher-tier tournaments…
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technology
1st District-Level Data Reveals Wide Gaps In Female Workforce Participation
India's first district-level labour market data shows wide variations in employment and female participation.
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politics
Scientists discover first new wild cat in more than 100 years
Scientists have identified a previously unknown species of wild cat living at a wildlife sanctuary in Bolivia. The tiny, spotted feline had lived at the sanctuary for years before genetic analysis…
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sports
Broncos blitz Knights to set up derby preliminary final
The Broncos keep their NRLW premiership defence alive following a dominant 40-16 win over the Knights in Brisbane.
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general
Alaska’s largest recorded gold nugget, found in 1998, later sold for $750,000
In Alaska, a miner's incredible find of a massive gold and quartz specimen led to the unveiling of the largest gold nugget ever discovered in the state. Weighing over twenty pounds, this extraordinary…
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California’s 2,060 coastal acres set to become trails, campsites and protected land
A 2,060-acre stretch of California’s Central Coast near the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant will become a nature preserve after a $42 million conservation deal. The Wildlands Conservancy plans to…
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politics
German government agrees fuel tax cut
Germany is poised to cut taxes on fuel for vehicles under an agreement within the country's coalition government, sources said Friday, as Europe's biggest economy grapples with surging prices because…
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entertainment
Saudi civil defense sends all-clear after alerts issued for Riyadh in first since Houthi escalation
The alerts come hours after the Houthis' military spokesperson said the group had foiled unspecified "criminal attempts" in the Yemeni capital Sanaa, blaming Saudi Arabia and vowing a response.
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entertainment
Who’s sorry now? Inside Israeli cinema’s Yom Kippur-inspired stories of guilt and redemption
Inspired by Yom Kippur’s themes of atonement, Israeli filmmakers have explored personal, political, and national guilt through stories of repentance, forgiveness, and redemption.
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politics
After outcry, Texas lieutenant governor says schools should teach Holocaust books
Patrick claimed that his initiative was “focused on age-inappropriate, sexually explicit books in public school libraries," and stated that he believes students should learn about the Holocaust.
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politics
Seoul affirms intent to help with Strait of Hormuz free passage, US investment pledges
US President Donald Trump has criticized Seoul in recent weeks over what he described as a lack of South Korean support for US efforts to pressure Iran.
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politics
FBI temporarily paused cooperation with Canadian counterpart over CBC 9/11 references - report
FBI Director Kash Patel made the decision to pause cooperation after the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation reminded its staff not to refer to the 9/11 attacks without expert attribution.
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sports
Engolement: Once you find your inner golem, life in the shtetl will never be the same - review
Life in the shtetl has been peaceful, but now things are changing. Now the golems face a fateful decision, caught between duty to the community and the urge to discover who else they might yet become
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general
What survives the smoke: From New York’s memorial to Jerusalem’s living future - opinion
Hopefully, one day, the friendship between New York and Jerusalem will be repaired. But whatever politicians decide, our future will not be determined in City Hall.
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politics
Cuba faces another nationwide blackout amid US fuel blockade
Millions were left without electricity as Cuba's aging power grid collapsed under the weight of fuel shortages, deteriorating infrastructure and US sanctions.
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technology
Pickle-flavoured tart, anyone? Japanese convenience stores turn to AI for novelty sweets
Fears that advanced artificial intelligence could wipe out humanity have dominated global headlines, but in Japan the technology is being used for a sweeter purpose – developing never-before-seen…
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business
Fidget, fudge it, Budget
National budgets only started with any regularity after the Constitution of 1853 when Argentina’s first elected president Justo José de Urquiza created the modern Economy Ministry in 1854. Leer más
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politics
Thousands protest closure of the Kennedy Center amid fears Trump is set to demolish the institution
Demonstrators gathered outside the building in Washington, after the president was spotted holding a placard that read: ‘Kennedy Center DEMOLIS ...’ On Friday evening thousands of protesters gathered…
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"Good For NATO, Europe": Denmark PM Endorses Trump's Greenland Security Deal
Mette Frederiksen said the deal "strengthens our common security in the Arctic and the North Atlantic area," adding that it was expected to be signed on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly next…
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politics
North Korea dismisses UN nuclear watchdog resolution
The country rebukes the UN atomic agency's 'double standards' and says nuclear status is 'irreversible'.
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politics
Former Palestinian minister to reveal message Sinwar wanted Israel to hear
Former Palestinian Authority minister, Sufian Abu Zaida, has said he acted as a go-between for Israel and Hamas before 7 October 2023, and has promised to disclose the message Yahya Sinwar asked him…
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science
The eve of destruction, perhaps
If the tech bros are right about what their research teams have devised, it is already too late to do anything to put AI back in a far more restrictive “sand box” than the ones from which it has…
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politics
Trump’s Greenland deal: How Arctic pact bolsters Golden Dome against Russia, China
Trump wants Golden Dome fully working by January 2029 at a cost of 175 billion dollars, a timetable and price tag that seems doubtful. It has also been point out that interceptor tests over the past…
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politics
South Korea justice minister nominee withdraws over Covid-19 drug trial scandal
South Korea’s Justice Minister nominee Kim Seung-won withdrew his nomination on Saturday following allegations concerning his involvement in a Covid-19 treatment and approval of its clinical trials…
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politics
Trump signs new law expanding Russia sanctions, extending Iran sanctions
According to the White House, the new law authorizes and expands economic measures against Moscow, including statutory sanctions and tariff authorities, while extending existing restrictions on Iran.
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politics
AI’s Covid moment
The AI 'end game' scenarios are fascinating and quite realistic, but that doesn’t mean they are imminent or inevitable. Leer más
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business
$80k isn't much, how have I ended up near the top tax rate? Ask Susan
RNZ's money correspondent answers your questions.
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technology
B.C. family rescues exhausted baby bear swimming in Okanagan Lake
Christina Zamniuk says they were boating between their Vernon lakehouse and Adventure Bay last weekend when a baby bear was spotted swimming in the middle of the lake.
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business
A lost generation?
Analysis of the problems facing the young tend to focus on specific aspects such as juvenile delinquency, drugs, youth unemployment and online betting. Yet perhaps it is worth paying attention to the…
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Report: More US troops have died in Iran war than Pentagon says
The Pentagon publicly lists 18 US military deaths since the Iran war began.
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