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How Mölkky Made Me a Celebrity in Japan
A chance WhatsApp message about the Finnish game Mölkky led a group of fiftysomething friends to represent Great Britain at the World Championships in Japan, becoming unlikely media celebrities.
Tackling Far-Right Hate in the Age of Social Media
As far-right groups use social media to organise and spread hate, from Southampton to Belfast, experts call for urgent action to counter digital radicalism and protect communities.
Cactus Pears Review: Tender Forbidden Love in India
Rohan Kanawade's directorial debut tenderly explores forbidden love between two men in rural India, constrained by family and class.
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US-Iran Deal to Slowly Restore Oil and LNG Flows
The US-Iran peace deal aims to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but oil and LNG flows may take months to years to recover fully due to extensive damage.
Ghana to Lead Reparatory Justice Push at First Major Summit
Ghana will host a major gathering to advance reparatory justice for transatlantic slavery, following a landmark UN resolution. The summit aims to build momentum for reparations discussions globally.
Lib Dems Urge Labour to Rejoin EU Single Market
Liberal Democrats call on Labour to abandon caution and pursue rejoining the EU single market, citing economic benefits and post-Brexit opportunities.
Arnault Accused of Stranglehold Over French Business Press
LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault faces accusations of exerting undue influence over French business media, raising concerns about press freedom and corporate power.
Sierra Leone First Lady Refuses FGM Condemnation Without Data
Sierra Leone's first lady declines to condemn female genital mutilation, citing lack of reliable data on its harms, sparking debate.
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Russian Dandelion Solution for Rubber Shortage
Scientists say the Russian dandelion, Taraxacum kok-saghyz, could be a sustainable source of natural rubber, addressing global shortages and reducing reliance on tropical plantations.
Rain Exhibition at National Library of Scotland
A new exhibition at the National Library of Scotland delves into the cultural, historical, and scientific significance of rain, featuring manuscripts, art, and interactive displays.
Belfast Riots and the Mislabeling of Palestine Protests
The recent Belfast riots highlight how protests for Palestine are often wrongly labeled as terrorism, undermining legitimate dissent and fueling division.
Japan raids ice-cream firms over alleged price-fixing cartel
Japan's antitrust watchdog raids six major ice-cream makers for allegedly colluding to raise prices, as consumers face a sweltering summer.
Ebola Outbreak Claims Lives of Health Workers in Bunia
At least two health workers have died in a new Ebola outbreak in Bunia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, raising concerns about containment efforts.
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Elon Musk Is the First Trillionaire. Here's Why That's Dangerous
Elon Musk's trillion-dollar fortune highlights extreme wealth concentration. An economist explains why this is harmful to democracy, the environment, and society.
Terrorists, Cultists, or Champions of Iranian Democracy? The MEK Story
A deep dive into the MEK, an Iranian exile group once labeled terrorists, now seeking legitimacy. Is it a cult or a democratic movement?
China Forced Marriage Exploitation Exposed
New report exposes forced marriage and exploitation of women in China, with victims trafficked and coerced into unions, sparking calls for action.
Trump Administration News: Latest Updates Today
Stay informed with the latest updates from the Trump administration, including policy changes, political developments, and key announcements shaping the United States.
Iran Peace Deal Must Demand Release of Narges Mohammadi
The Iran peace deal negotiations must include the release of Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi and other political prisoners, as human rights are sidelined in talks.
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Trump Hints at Ending Russian Oil Sanctions Waiver
Trump signals possible reinstatement of Russian oil sanctions; two crew killed in Ukrainian bomber crash; G7 leaders discuss Ukraine war.
Mike Collins Wins Georgia Runoff, Secures GOP Victory
Mike Collins wins Georgia's 10th congressional district runoff, defeating Democrat Lexy Doherty and maintaining Republican control of the seat.
US Defends Iran World Cup Departure Policy
The US government defends its policy requiring Iran's World Cup team to leave immediately after matches, rejecting complaints about lack of recovery time.
Brazilian Court Convicts Eduardo Bolsonaro for US Help
A Brazilian court has convicted Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of former president Jair Bolsonaro, for seeking US assistance to benefit his father's political interests.
Ukraine Rises as Middle Power Amid Russia's War
Russia's war in Ukraine is not a great power conflict but a middle power confrontation, with Ukraine emerging as a diplomatic and military force.
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Jackman's Villainous Robin Hood Film Sparks Debate
A new film 'The Death of Robin Hood' portrays the outlaw as a wicked bandit, but historical evidence shows Robin was a community hero who fought corruption.
Lincoln Memorial Pool Turns Green Amid Budget Cuts
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has turned green due to algae, sparking criticism over maintenance and budget cuts under the Trump administration.
Aldon Smith's Brain Donated for CTE Research
Former NFL star Aldon Smith's family donates his brain for CTE research after his sudden death at 36, following charity work and a career plagued by off-field issues.
Global baby bust: fewer children despite desire for more
The global fertility rate is falling faster than expected, even in countries where people say they want more children. This has profound economic and social implications.
Trump Iran Deal Strains US-Israel Relations, Netanyahu Faces Solo Path
Analysis: Trump's Iran deal diverges US-Israel interests, leaving Netanyahu to consider going it alone against Iran amid tense exchanges and political pressures.
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Russian Frigate Fires on Yacht: UK Options
A Russian frigate fired on a British yacht in the North Sea, raising tensions. The UK is considering diplomatic, economic, and military responses.
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