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Legal Reform
Ministers plan to extend legal protections against silence clauses beyond traditional employees, targeting freelancers and volunteers in the wake of high-profile allegations.
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World
Jensen Huang steps down as Colette Kress takes interim control while investigators probe links between the chipmaker’s leadership and entities accused of bypassing US export controls.
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World
Pete Hegseth awarded a commendation medal to Specialist Thomas Iglesias after the soldier enforced silence protocols near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during a Veterans Day visit.
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World
The lender’s decision to explore a sale comes three years after a regulatory rescue, signaling confidence in its recovery while positioning billionaire backer Jaime Gilinski Bacal for a substantial exit.
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World
A major medical charity warns that hundreds of millions of dollars intended for the outbreak have failed to reach frontline workers, exacerbating the crisis in a region already strained by conflict and poor infrastructure.
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World
The former BBC Radio 1 DJ faces a total of 17 allegations spanning three decades, with prosecutors outlining a pattern of behavior from the 1980s through 2016.
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World
A search is underway for a 72-year-old passenger who vanished from the Marella Voyager while it crossed the ocean, prompting an emergency headcount and coordination with US authorities.
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World
The UK government and private investors pour hundreds of millions into UForce, a London-based startup whose maritime technology is reshaping naval strategy in the North Atlantic.
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World
Legal threats against Rockhopper Exploration leaders and pressure on financial partners highlight escalating tensions as an international tribunal reviews the Sea Lion project's legality.
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World
A new marketing initiative uses reverse psychology and a rejection of the 'tourist' label to attract visitors seeking solitude, aiming to shift travel patterns away from crowded hotspots.
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World
Ofwat warns that retention payments and base salary hikes are undermining the bonus ban, prompting a faster review to close gaps in executive compensation rules.
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World
The chipmaker’s market value has plummeted by hundreds of billions amid revelations that US agencies believe the woman with whom CEO Jensen Huang had an affair was recruited by Beijing, raising urgent questions about corporate governance and national security.
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Environmental groups report hundreds of spills covering thousands of square kilometers, threatening fragile marine ecosystems and wildlife as ground access remains blocked.
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