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Man accused of killing British woman found in suitcase appears in Athens court

A 26-year-old man arrived at an Athens court on Wednesday morning a little over two weeks after Elisabeth-Jane Ross’s body was found in a suitcase

The Independent UK

White House set to extend Jones Act waiver as Trump hunts for cheaper gasoline

The White House plans to extend a Jones Act waiver to reduce gasoline prices. This waiver increases shipping flexibility and eases transport bottlenecks for fuel. President Trump is increasing pressure on oil companies to lower prices for consumers. Critics argue the waiver benefits foreign operators and undermines domestic maritime interests.…

The Economic Times

Sterlite Tech, HFCL gain 5% each on reports of US ban on Chinese data centre devices

Shares of Sterlite Technologies and HFCL rallied 5% each after reports that the US administration is considering restrictions on Chinese data centre equipment imports. The proposed curbs could impact optical transceivers used in AI infrastructure. HFCL’s planned ₹400 crore capacity expansion in optical fibre and cable manufacturing also gains attention…

The Economic Times

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Man accused of killing Scottish charity worker faces court in Athens

The 26-year-old is accused of killing Elisabeth-Jane Ross, 38, and dumping her body in a suitcase.

Evening Standard

Russian missile and drone barrage in Ukrainian capital region kills 17

Russian missile and drone attacks killed fifteen people and wounded forty-two others overnight in Ukraine. Large warehouse fires burned in several districts around the capital city.

The Economic Times

US left with almost zero long-range precision missiles after Iran war, reports say; why dwindling stockpiles are raising alarm

United States has depleted most long-range precision missiles during its Iran campaign. This development raises concerns about America's preparedness for future major conflicts. Key weapons like ATACMS and PrSM are significantly reduced in inventory. Tomahawk cruise missile and defensive interceptor supplies also face pressure. However, the Pentagon maintains sufficient military…

The Economic Times

Space for music on late-night TV has dwindled. New media seeks to offer an alternative

When CBS ended “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” earlier this year, it also shuttered the program’s robust music offerings

The Independent UK

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Trump’s tariffs were supposed to boost American manufacturing, but the new levies are actually pushing some companies back to China

“The story that it is bringing back manufacturing is really not the story,” economist Mary Lovely warned. “Manufacturing is not coming back.”

Fortune

Democracy is at stake when foolish humans bet on machines being intelligent

We need an enlightened US president to make the case for global AI regulation. Donald Trump is the exact opposite of what is needed, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr

The Guardian - UK

Europe’s AI sovereignty is under threat. Could Mistral be the answer?

After Washington cut off access to a top U.S. model, Mistral’s push for sovereign AI looks more appealing than ever. But Europe’s AI champion is still chasing the frontier—and relying on American tech to get there.

Fortune

Ted Lasso season 4 review: a match-winning display from the popular Apple TV show starring Jason Sudeikis that still lets in a few own goals

Jason Sudeikis' hit sports comedy show returns after a three-year hiatus — and it chalks up another win for Apple TV.

TechRadar

Nissan's US Strategy Is Paying Off: Production Jumps 24%, Tariff Costs Fall

North American production of Rogue, Pathfinder and Frontier is rising, cutting tariff exposure and reshaping Nissan’s pricing power in a soft US market.

Motor1

Cost of filling up a tank of diesel reaches £100, as oil prices rise back above $80 a barrel again – as it happened

UK economy strengthens as service sector returns to growth and car sales jump

The Guardian - UK

Hormuz Deal Near? CENTCOM Says Southern Shipping Route Remains 'Free and Open' as Trump Touts 'Very Good' Discussions

The U.S. military said the Strait of Hormuz remains open to commercial shipping, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stated that Washington is close to reaching a deal with Iran.

Benzinga

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The Independent UK

Bernie-backed progressive Abdul El-Sayed scores Michigan win in blow to Democratic establishment: report

Progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed is now expected to be the Democratic nominee in November’s senate election

The Economic Times

Global Market: China stocks hit one-week high as chip rally offsets optical module slump

Chinese equities climbed to a one-week high, led by semiconductor stocks, while Hong Kong shares edged higher. Improving global risk sentiment amid easing Middle East tensions also supported markets. Chip stocks gained after reports that Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are evaluating Chinese chipmaking equipment to reduce exposure to potential…

Euronews

Eight South Korean students held over US military base break-in attempt

Students gathered outside the main hub of the US Air Force in South Korea, arguing the US military's presence in Gwangju could complicate Seoul's major chipmaking project planned there.

The Economic Times

Gold prices rise Rs 3,000/ 10 grams, silver jumps Rs 8,400/kg in 2 days on Iran peace deal hopes. What should you do?

Gold and silver prices extended gains for a second straight session as easing oil prices and hopes of a U.S.-Iran peace deal lifted sentiment. Gold has risen Rs 3,000 per 10 grams and silver Rs 8,400 per kg in two days. Here's what experts recommend for traders.

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TechRadar

We're building the most critical infrastructure of our lifetimes. We're leaving the front door unlocked

The industry is building AI capacity at unprecedented speed, and quietly treating the physical protection of these facilities as the most flexible line in the budget.

International Business Times UK

Are the Tate Brothers Still Alive? Lawyer Claims Andrew and Tristan Face Death Threats in Jail, Being Treated Like Jeffrey Epstein

Andrew and Tristan Tate face threats in Miami detention, claims their lawyer, as they await extradition to the UK on multiple charges. The brothers deny all allegations against them.

The Independent UK

North Korea denounces Japan for firing US-supplied Tomahawk missile

Pyongyang calls Tokyo’s Tomahawk missile test and wargames with US evidence of ‘dangerous military moves’

The Economic Times

US citizenship exam could look very different under Trump's new plan

The Trump administration is considering changes to the US citizenship exam that could introduce new education standards and allow third parties to administer the test, according to a Newsweek report. The proposal is expected to be released for public comment later this year before any final rule is adopted.

The Times of India

From free speech to religion and press - US courts find Trump admin violated rights in 75 rulings

Federal judges have ruled against Donald Trump’s second-term administration in 75 First Amendment cases, finding that it infringed speech, religion and press freedoms despite his pledge to end 'government censorship'.

France 24

Michigan Democratic primary seen as latest test for party's progressive wing

The race between US Representative Haley Stevens and former public health official Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan's Democratic Senate race is one of the clearest tests yet of the party’s future. El-Sayed held a narrow lead over US Representative Haley Stevens as of Tuesday evening. The winner will face Mike Rogers,…

The Economic Times

Darshan Magdum's US visa approved following months-long wait after Boy Throb proved it was a real band

Indian vocalist Darshan Magdum has secured a US O-1 visa after a months-long process in which his viral band, Boy Throb, had to prove to US immigration authorities that it was a legitimate music group. The band's online campaign, Zoom performances and additional documentation helped support the application, allowing Magdum…

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