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BUSINESS
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North Korea and Russia have opened a 1‑km road bridge across the Tumen River, boosting trade but sparking concerns over covert military use.
Arm Holdings chief warns a global chip shortage could stall AI‑driven cancer cures and the rise of humanoid robots, while noting new job opportunities.
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TRAVEL
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President Zelensky warns airlines to steer clear of Russian airspace as drone attacks intensify.
POLITICS
The far‑right Alternative for Germany has won a historic victory in Saxony‑Anhalt but falls just short of an outright majority, raising questions about coalition partners and the future of German politics.
Australia moves to give users a simple switch for algorithm‑driven feeds, sparking debate among Sydney residents about data ethics and online control.
U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to stop Canadian maker Bombardier from selling jets in America unless it moves its manufacturing to U.S. sites.
Prosecutor Ruslan Kravchenko resigns after investigators uncover a money‑laundering network tied to illegal call centres. The scandal fuels ongoing calls for deeper anti‑corruption reform.
HEALTH
Maharashtra’s food commissioner Tukaram Mundhe has turned public inspections into viral content, sparking debate on enforcement and consumer trust.
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A Massachusetts judge declares a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case after a week of jury deliberation and a deadlock. The case remains in limbo.
TECH
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Australia plans to let users toggle algorithmic feeds, with penalties for firms that don’t comply, amid debates on censorship.
SPORT
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