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Russia's Fuel Crisis and Its Implications

Ukraine's ongoing campaign against Russian energy infrastructure is significantly impacting fuel supplies and military logistics in occupied territories, particularly Crimea.

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Cocoa Price Crash Impacts West African Farmers

A significant decline in cocoa prices is severely affecting farmers in Ghana and Cote d'Ivoire, raising concerns about the future of the cocoa sector.

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China's Growing Role in the Global Space Race

China is increasingly establishing itself as a major player in the global space race, enhancing its technological capabilities and ambitions.

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Japan's New Joint Custody Law Reshapes Divorce Debate

Japan's recent introduction of joint custody laws is changing the landscape of divorce, allowing some couples to separate more amicably.

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Russia's Fuel Crisis and Its Implications

Ukraine's ongoing military actions are significantly impacting Russian fuel supplies, raising questions about President Putin's potential responses.

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China's Technological Advancements in Space

China is advancing in global research and expanding its space ambitions, positioning itself as a rival to the United States.

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Japan's New Joint Custody Law Reshapes Divorce Debate

Japan's recent introduction of joint custody laws is changing the landscape of divorce, allowing some couples to separate more amicably.

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Algeria's Parliamentary Vote and Its Implications

Algeria is holding a parliamentary election, raising questions about potential political change in the wake of the Hirak protests.

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Algeria's Parliamentary Vote and Its Implications

Algeria is holding a parliamentary election, raising questions about potential political change in the wake of the Hirak protests.

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Spain Reports Over 1,000 Excess Deaths Due to Heatwave

Spain has reported over 1,000 excess deaths attributed to a recent heatwave, marking a significant increase compared to previous years.

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India news: Kotak to buy Deutsche Bank retail operations

Kotak Mahindra Bank will take over the German bank's retail, private and weath portfolios in India while Deutche Bank will focus on ultra-high net worth clients.

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Turkey Arrests Activists Ahead of NATO Summit

Protesters are clearly unwelcome ahead of the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara.

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Duke of York's Theatre to be Renamed After Tom Stoppard

The Duke of York's Theatre in London's West End will be renamed the Tom Stoppard Theatre in honor of the influential playwright who passed away in November.

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Canada to Compete in Eurovision Song Contest 2027

Canada will take part in Eurovision Song Contest 2027Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Canadian singer Céline Dion, competed for Switzerland - and won - in Eurovision in the 1980sByMark SavageMusic CorrespondentPublished29 minutes agoCanada will take part in the 2027 Eurovision Song Contest, organisers have announced.It becomes the first new country to join since Australia in 2015, and follows a turbulent year where long-standing competitors such as Ireland and Spain pulled out over Israe... The country’s national broadcaster confirmed that it is joining the world’s most popular singing contest next year.

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Amnesty International Accuses Sudan's RSF of Crimes Against Humanity

Amnesty International has reported that Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia committed crimes against humanity during its assault on the city of el-Fasher.

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Arrest of Rwanda Genocide Suspect in Germany

A German-Rwandan national has been arrested on suspicion of complicity in murders during Rwanda's 1994 genocide.

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Amnesty International Accuses Sudan's RSF of Crimes Against Humanity in El-Fasher

Amnesty International has accused Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of committing ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity during their assault on the city of El-Fasher amid ongoing civil conflict.

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Starmer to take PMQs as he faces backlash over ‘poisoned chalice’ defence investment plan – UK politics live

Concerns that plan is not properly funded and will take cash from much-needed road projectsMinisters ‘furious’ over cuts to road projects to fund defence planLuke Pollard, a defence minister, has been giving interviews this morning. Roadmap demonstrates obsession with input targets rather than strategy to properly protect UK and allies

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June inflation in the Eurozone is good news for the ECB

Weaker headline and core inflation provide early indication that the energy shock is temporary Price growth remains above central bank’s target for fourth straight month

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R&B star Chris Brown ordered to pay $13m to housekeeper mauled by his dog

California jury sides with Maria Avila over 2020 attack that left her requiring skin graftsR&B star Chris Brown has been ordered to pay $12.9m in damages to a housekeeper who was mauled by a dog at one of his properties.Maria Avila was working at Brown’s house in Tarzana, California, in 2020 when she was attacked by Hades, a Caucasian shepherd used as a guard dog. Chris Brown ordered to pay housekeeper $13m after dog attackImage source, ReutersBySteven McIntoshEntertainment reporterPublished1 hour agoUS singer Chris Brown has been found liable for a dog attack that left his housekeeper mauled and disfigured at his home in 2020.

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Turkey Increases Security and Arrests Ahead of NATO Summit

Turkey is ramping up security measures and arresting activists in anticipation of the NATO summit in Ankara, reflecting a strict stance against public dissent.

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NASA Plans to Rescue Swift Observatory

NASA is planning a mission to boost the orbit of the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, a 22-year-old space telescope, using a robotic spacecraft.

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EU Central Bank Prepares Digital Euro

The European Union's central bank is developing a digital euro to reduce reliance on major payment processors and enhance consumer payment options.

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Surge in Activist Arrests in Turkey Ahead of NATO Summit

Ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey has seen a significant increase in the arrest of activists, reflecting a strict stance against public protests.