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Conflict Technology
President Zelenskyy states that speed limits on Elon Musk’s Starshield service have slowed interceptors to 100 mph, complicating defense efforts as US envoys meet with Russian officials.
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Ministers plan to extend legal protections against silence clauses beyond traditional employees, targeting freelancers and volunteers in the wake of high-profile allegations.
Reported by 1 source
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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.
Reported by 3 sources
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After a nine-month hiatus, diplomatic negotiations led by Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff have restarted, marking a significant shift in U.S. foreign policy engagement.
Reported by 3 sources
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The Japanese automaker lowers global sales forecasts and adjusts manufacturing strategy amid intense competition and rapid electrification in the world’s largest car market.
Reported by 1 source
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Authorities confirmed DNA evidence linked a mother bear and her cubs to the deaths of two women, marking a rare case of predatory behavior that has intensified local anxiety following a separate incident last year.
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Legal proceedings for Lina Attalah pause as defense seeks a new judge, while international bodies condemn the broader crackdown on independent media in Cairo.
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Martin Rolfe faces ongoing pressure from airlines and government officials after technical glitches disrupted thousands of flights, though he maintains the specific faults have been resolved.
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The prime minister confirms the flagship policy document will be presented before the parliamentary Christmas recess, addressing concerns about delays and the depth of industrial reforms.
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The sentencing of a Kenyan domestic worker to corporal punishment for extramarital sex underscores the persistence of harsh penalties despite recent reforms and draws sharp criticism from human rights advocates.
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The German-owned retailer is centralizing operations and outsourcing functions to India, citing efficiency goals despite slowing sales growth and stiff competition from traditional supermarkets.
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The party has chosen not to disendorse Chris Moore for Greenvale, even as it removes two other candidates for similar conduct, raising questions about internal vetting standards.
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An independent specialist warns that untreated injuries and severe weight loss pose a lethal threat to Hussam Abu Safiya, who has been held in solitary confinement for nearly two years.
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