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Palantir boss Louis Mosley hits out at NHS staff worried about his company

THE UK CEO of US spy-tech firm Palantir has said his company's ties with the defence sector, including the Israeli army and US immigration…

The National (Scotland)

Iran’s regime survived the war. Can it make peace with its own people?

If war triggered a rare moment of solidarity in the divided country, many doubt it will be used for reform

The Guardian - UK

Oliver Tree’s body returned to California after Brazil helicopter crash

The musician died on June 14 while on a world tour for his latest album.

Evening Standard

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Markets steady as prime minister Keir Starmer resigns; ex-Fed chair Alan Greenspan dies at 100 – as it happened

Sterling and gilts avoided major swings amid Starmer’s resignation

The Guardian - UK

Ten years after the referendum, how Brexit could have been done differently

A ten-year anniversary is a good opportunity to look back on an important decision. Whether that was a marriage, a career move or a decision to leave the EU, a decade feels like an important moment for reflection.

The Conversation

Lindsey Graham Reveals Trump's Plan to 'Obliterate' Iran and Seize World's Key Oil Route if Peace Talks Fail

US Senator Lindsey Graham warns of a potential military takeover of the Strait of Hormuz if diplomatic talks with Iran fail, highlighting escalating tensions and possible conflict in the Middle East.

International Business Times UK

World Cup 2026: Cape Verde celebrations; Norway v Senegal weather warning – as it happened

Monday’s news included reaction to Cape Verde’s draw with Uruguay and weather warnings across the US east coast

The Guardian - UK

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How Donald Trump has changed the way diplomacy is done

The negotiations to end the US-Iran war, resulting in the signing of a memorandum of understanding on June 17, have been something of an acid test of Donald Trump’s approach to diplomacy. What does it tell us? And has this US president changed the way diplomacy is done?

The Conversation

A pet emergency can cost $8,000. For millions of Americans, that bill is now a ‘life and death’ decision

As emergency vet bills climb into the thousands, more Americans are making care decisions based on their bank balance—and turning to crowdfunding to cover the rest.

Fortune

Who is Abelardo De La Espriella? Trump-backed far-right millionaire becomes Colombia's President

In the wake of Colombia's recent presidential elections, the city of Cali became a hotspot for protests and altercations with police. The hard-right candidate, Abelardo de la Espriella, who received backing from Donald Trump, narrowly edged out leftist Senator Ivan Cepeda. Known as 'The Tiger,' de la Espriella's campaign centered…

The Times of India

Airline ticket prices may stay high as carriers bank fuel relief from Iran deal

A U.S.-Iran peace deal has lowered oil prices, promising billions in fuel savings for airlines. However, passengers may not see immediate fare reductions due to limited flight capacity. Airlines are using these savings to improve their financial health rather than immediately lowering ticket prices, with fare increases still lagging behind…

The Economic Times

Australia and Canada sign a $1.75 billion deal to build long-range radar in Canada

Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles and Canadian Secretary of State (Defense Procurement) Stephen Fuhr signed the first phase of a pact to provide early warning radar coverage from the Canada-United States border into the Arctic.

The Economic Times

China sanctions US tech giants weeks after Pentagon blacklisted Chinese firms

China's commerce ministry on Monday imposed sanctions on 10 US tech companies, blocking them from exporting “dual-use” items, which have military and non-military applications, to the US. The companies barred from doing business with the US include drone makers and some involved in rare earths. Beijing's move comes weeks after…

France 24

Millions of fentanyl pills, no seizures? DEA faces scrutiny over New Mexico operations

US drug agents reportedly let thousands of fentanyl pills enter New Mexico communities while pursuing larger drug trafficking rings. Critics argue this tactic endangered lives in a state already battling a severe opioid crisis. The DEA defends its actions, stating investigations were court-authorized and aimed at dismantling major criminal organizations,…

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Australia and Canada sign a $1.75B deal to build long-range radar in Canada

Australia and Canada have signed a $1.75 billion export agreement to build an Australian-designed long-range radar system in Canada

The Independent UK

Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney snubs US to sign $1.75B long-range radar deal with Australia

The pact will provide early warning radar coverage from the Canada-United States border into the Arctic

AAP

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The Economic Times

Cipla shares jump 4% as Citi puts stock on 90-day catalyst watch. What's driving the optimism?

Cipla's stock surged following Citi's 'Buy' rating and a 90-day Positive Catalyst Watch. The brokerage anticipates growth from potential US approvals like gFlovent and gVentolin, alongside a rebound in its US business. Domestically, Cipla's performance remains strong, supported by its respiratory portfolio. Citi sees earnings bottoming out and highlights attractive…

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The Economic Times

Nestle, Uber among global business leaders to back faster electrification shift

Over 100 global companies, including Nestle and Uber, are urging governments to prioritize electrification in economic strategies. They argue this shift will reduce reliance on volatile fossil fuel costs, enhance energy security, and boost competitiveness. The businesses, with combined revenues of $1.5 trillion, emphasize that clear government policies and faster…

The Times of India

'In US they say Trump follows me, in Israel they say I follow him': Netanyahu on who influences whom

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted his nation's independent decision-making, refuting claims of US President Trump's influence. He stressed that both leaders prioritize their countries' interests, often agreeing but sometimes differing while respecting each other's sovereignty. Netanyahu reiterated Israel's unwavering stance against Iran acquiring nuclear weapons, attributing past successes in…

AAP

FED:Aussie shares edge lower as WiseTech leads IT sell-off

Modest gains in financials, consumer discretionaries and industrials have softened the blow of an IT and health care stock sell off in a weak start to the week.

The Economic Times

Iran war triggers global race to build oil reserves

Vulnerable nations, stung by the Iran war's economic fallout, are boosting oil and gas storage to weather future crises. This global push for reserves could add half a billion barrels of demand. Countries like India and Pakistan are prioritizing stockpiles, learning from China's successful strategy of reducing imports during supply…

France 24

Trump-backed de la Espriella wins razor-tight Colombian presidential election

Abelardo de la Espriella, a far-right lawyer and businessman who earned US President Donald Trump's support, on Sunday won Colombia's presidential runoff with 49.7 percent of the vote, beating his left-wing rival Ivan Cepeda with a one percent lead. Cepeda told supporters he would challenge results from more than 30,000…

Euronews

Markets: Oil slips on US-Iran talks progress as pound falls on Keir Starmer exit

Oil prices retreated on Monday after signs of progress in US-Iran negotiations eased fears of ongoing supply disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil transit route. In the UK, market watchers turned their attention to the departure of the country's prime minister.

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