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Israeli Ambassador Calls UN Gaza Report Biased, Claims Data Sourced from Hamas

Israel's Ambassador to India has launched a sharp critique of a recent United Nations report on Gaza, dismissing it as fundamentally biased and...

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Hedge Fund Chief Warns AI Revolution Has Yet to Deliver Real Economic Impact

The artificial intelligence boom that has propelled stock markets to record heights may be running far ahead of the technology's actual economic impact,...

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Government moves to ban unlicensed casino sponsorships in British football

Ministers are preparing to launch a crackdown on unlicensed casinos sponsoring British sports teams, responding to mounting criticism that regulatory delays have allowed...

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How Nigel Farage Keeps Dominating Headlines Despite Growing Scrutiny

It takes a remarkable, or perhaps remarkably inept, political operator to eclipse Prince Harry on the front pages of Britain's tabloids. Yet that...

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Historical Tensions Between Poland and Ukraine Resurface Over Wartime Atrocities

Warsaw and Kyiv stand united on today's geopolitical chessboard, yet a blood-soaked chapter from World War II continues to drive a wedge between...

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Germany’s Far Right Surge Leaves Chancellor Friedrich Merz Fighting For Political Survival

Friedrich Merz desperately needs a summer holiday. Since leading his CDU/CSU coalition with the Social Democrats into power just 14 months ago, Germany's...

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Kremlin Warns Nuclear Weapons Remain Option if Russian Statehood Threatened

Russia has issued a stark reminder that it reserves the right to deploy nuclear weapons if the existence of the Russian state comes...

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How Brexit Created Agricultural Policy Freedom That Developing Nations Can Only Dream Of

When Britain left the European Union, it gained something most developing nations would envy: the ability to rewrite its agricultural rulebook from scratch....

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Animal Rights Group Demands Breeding and Entertainment Ban for Marineland Whales Headed to U.S. Aquariums

A national animal law advocacy organization is pressing the Canadian government to impose strict conditions on the export of 30 beluga whales from...

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Pianist Jayson Gillham loses federal discrimination case against Melbourne Symphony Orchestra over Gaza remarks

A classical pianist who took the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra to federal court over a cancelled performance has lost his discrimination case, with Justice...