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BusinessWorld Views: 3

Tiananmen Vigil Activists are Given Five to Seven Years in Hong Kong

Following a trial that has received international censure, a Hong Kong court on Friday sentenced three Tiananmen vigil activists to five to...

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EuropeWorld Views: 10

While Zelenskyy is in Canada for Negotiations, at Least Three People were Murdered in Russian Strikes on Ukraine

Russia and Ukraine are still exchanging gunfire as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy travels to Canada to meet with leader Mark...

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BusinessEuropeWorld Views: 6

US Treasury Yields Rise as Markets Are let Down by a $6 Billion Bond Repurchase

After the government announced a $6 billion (€5.2 billion) bond buyback on Wednesday, yields on long-term US Treasury bonds skyrocketed,...

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EuropeWorld Views: 6

At a Museum in London, Star Trek Fans Have Successfully Achieved a new Guinness World Record

On Star Trek Day, 934 fans flocked to London’s Science Museum to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the groundbreaking series. In...

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EuropeWorld Views: 8

After The Houthis’ Most Intense Attack on Oil Sites in Years, Saudi Arabia Returns The Favour

After the Iran-backed Houthis launched their most intense offensive in years on oil facilities and other locations across the border, Saudi...

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Europe Views: 7

Zelenskyy Anticipates a Meeting With Trump in Late September as Kyiv Demands New Negotiations on Air Defence

Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the president of Ukraine, said Tuesday that he expects to meet Donald Trump, the president of the United States,...

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EuropeWorld Views: 6

In an Attempt to Save Expenses, Jaguar Land Rover Eliminates 4,000 Workers Globally

Over the next two years, Britain’s largest automaker intends to eliminate nearly one in ten jobs globally.As part of a strategy to...

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EuropeWorld Views: 8

Jaguar Land Rover Intends to Slash 4,000 Positions Over the Next Two Years

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) plans to shed 4,000 positions as it grapples with Chinese competition, US tariffs, and the shift to electric cars....

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EuropeWorld Views: 5

Australians Will be Allowed to Turn off Social Media Algorithms Under New Legislation

Australians could turn off social media algorithms under draft laws introduced this week. Communications Minister Anika Wells, who oversaw...

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BusinessEurope Views: 7

Would an AfD Triumph jeopardise Germany’s Economic Recovery?

On Sunday, Germany crossed a boundary that has been in place since the Federal Republic’s founding in 1949.The Alternative for...

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