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Protests, policing and philanthropy: the Israel–Palestine conflict spills into Britain’s cultural world
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Protests, policing and philanthropy: the Israel–Palestine conflict spills into Britain’s cultural world

A postponed Jewish Culture Month lecture, a hate-crime review of abuse aimed at Helen Mirren, and a push to cut Bloomberg Philanthropies ties expose rising security fears and intensifying arguments over free speech, antisemitism and political litmus tests

Published: about 1 month ago

Across UK cultural institutions, IsraelPalestine tensions are spilling into arts and heritage: more than 250 artists are urging theatres to drop Bl...

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Stabbing shocks Swiss rail hub as investigators probe what really drove the attack
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Stabbing shocks Swiss rail hub as investigators probe what really drove the attack

A 31-year-old Swiss man was detained at Winterthur station near Zurich after multiple people were injured; early reports diverge on victim numbers and claims of a religious slogan

Published: about 1 month ago

A man attacked passengers with a knife at Winterthur train station near Zurich on the morning of 28 May 2026, and was arrested at the scene; police...

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AI is reshaping jobs—and the real fight is over who controls it
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AI is reshaping jobs—and the real fight is over who controls it

From alleged AI-driven employee monitoring and bargaining disputes to tech layoffs, productivity cases without cuts, IPO-fueled incentives and Vatican warnings, pressure is rising for guardrails on how AI enters the workplace.

Published: about 1 month ago

Across outlets, the shared narrative is that artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping work and power in the economy, sparking a contested debat...

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A new Hamas commander was installed—then killed days later
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A new Hamas commander was installed—then killed days later

Israel casts Mohammed Odeh’s death as a targeted blow to Hamas leadership, while Hamas confirms the killing and signals resolve amid Eid-period strikes and rising concern over escalation

Published: about 1 month ago

Israel says it carried out a targeted Gaza strike that killed Mohammed Odeh, described as the newly appointed head of Hamas’s military wing, less t...

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Ebola is surging in eastern Congo—and the fallout is spilling across borders
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Ebola is surging in eastern Congo—and the fallout is spilling across borders

Rising suspected cases, insecurity and mistrust are hampering containment as Uganda shuts its DRC border and countries from Africa to Europe tighten readiness measures

Published: about 1 month ago

A fast‑growing outbreak of the rare Bundibugyo strain of Ebola is sweeping eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, with WHO citing roughly 900–1,000 ...

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The next five years could redefine “normal” heat—UN forecasters flag new records and a 1.5°C brush-by
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The next five years could redefine “normal” heat—UN forecasters flag new records and a 1.5°C brush-by

WMO/Met Office outlook for 2026–2030 highlights sustained record-risk, amplified Arctic warming, and El Niño as a potential near-term intensifier—especially around 2027

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UNlinked climate and weather agencies WMO/UN, with input from the UK Met Office warn that 2026–2030 is very likely to bring nearrecord or record gl...

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“Behave or we’ll blow you up”: Trump’s Oman warning jolts Hormuz showdown
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“Behave or we’ll blow you up”: Trump’s Oman warning jolts Hormuz showdown

Washington pairs presidential rhetoric with sanctions threats as Iran denies “tolls,” reframes charges as “service fees,” and Oman’s mediator role comes under strain

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Donald Trump has sparked international backlash after publicly warning that the US could “blow up” longtime ally Oman if it cooperates with Iran on...

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Ebola and war collide in eastern Congo—and neighbours are moving to seal borders
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Ebola and war collide in eastern Congo—and neighbours are moving to seal borders

WHO warns insecurity and displacement are accelerating a Bundibugyo-strain outbreak as Uganda closes its DR Congo border and other states raise alerts

Published: about 1 month ago

The WHO is warning that eastern DR Congo’s fast‑growing Ebola outbreak the Bundibugyo strain is colliding with armed conflict and displacement, lea...

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Blackouts, sanctions and geopolitics: Cuba squeezed as Trump tightens the screws and China moves closer
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Blackouts, sanctions and geopolitics: Cuba squeezed as Trump tightens the screws and China moves closer

Havana warns the U.N. of possible U.S. aggression, Beijing ships food and expands cooperation talks, and a quiet Guantánamo meeting offers a rare backchannel amid rising U.S.-China security tensions

Published: about 1 month ago

The articles describe a sharp escalation in U.S.Cuba tensions under the Trump administration, framed as a pressure campaign that includes tightenin...

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Ceasefire on paper, conflict in motion: U.S.–Iran clashes jolt oil as negotiators race to hold talks together
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Ceasefire on paper, conflict in motion: U.S.–Iran clashes jolt oil as negotiators race to hold talks together

Intermittent drone-and-strike exchanges test a Qatar-linked diplomatic track, while markets reprice Hormuz disruption risk with every escalation or peace hint

Published: about 1 month ago

Oil markets have been swinging sharply as U.S.Iran peace talks coincide with renewed military incidents, including fresh U.S. strikes and the repor...

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An electric Ferrari just broke the internet—and rattled the market
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An electric Ferrari just broke the internet—and rattled the market

The new four-door Luce broadens Ferrari’s format, but ignites an identity debate, prompts a share dip, and highlights luxury carmakers’ cautious shift to EVs amid rising competition

Published: about 1 month ago

Ferrari has unveiled the Luce, its first fully electric model—and a rare fiveseat, fourdoor departure from its traditional sportscar formula—prompt...

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