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- OpenAI claims AI solved Navier-Stokes problem amid plagiarism accusations
- US bans Canadian dairy, alcohol, motorcycles as trade war escalates
- Far-right AfD wins German state election in Saxony-Anhalt
- US destroys five Iranian tankers after missile attacks on warship; Iran strikes Jordan base
- Meta unveils Muse, an AI personal assistant linked to WhatsApp and Instagram
- LIV Golf files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as Saudi funding ends
- US imposes sweeping sanctions on Iran's aviation sector and foreign firms
- Thieves Steal Two Renoir Paintings in French Riviera Museum Heist
- UK Air Traffic Control Glitch Strands Passengers at Heathrow and Gatwick
- US Accuses DeepSeek, Alibaba of Siphoning AI Models as Shadow Market Emerges
- India Hosts Subdued BRICS Summit Amid Strategic Autonomy and China Ties
- Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong's First Chief Executive, Dies at 89
- Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong Gets $1m Pay Rise as Ministers See Major Salary Boosts
- Trump Gifts Top Aide Natalie Harp $45,000 Holiday Bonus
- Hedge Fund Billionaire Chris Rokos Moves Tax Residency to Greece
- UK AI Policy Architect Matt Clifford Quits Amid Anthropic Conflict of Interest Concerns
- L Catterton-Led Group Acquires Majority Stake in Fitness Brand Hyrox
- Last Seen Review: Patrick Brammall Shines in Apple TV Kidnapping Thriller
- New Book Traces Leon Black's Rise and Fall Amid Epstein Scandal
- McLannner to create 1,000 UK jobs in £450mn Woking investment
- Senegal faces scrutiny over sovereign debt management via total return swaps
- The Story of Money Revisits Pivotal Moments When Currency Shaped History
- New Cohabitation Proposals Raise Questions on Inheritance Rights
- Trump Proposes $185bn Space-Based Missile Shield Amid Engineering Hurdles
- Defence Barrister Faces Sanction for Telling Jurors They Can Follow Conscience
- EU Implements Just 15.7% Of Mario Draghi's Competitiveness Recommendations
- Injectable Mini-Livers Offer New Regenerative Medicine Option
- Dementia sufferers fear identity loss more than condition
- Innovation debate must avoid London-centric lens