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BUSINESS
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Iran says it will await an official United States reply following President Trump’s dismissal of plans to reopen the vital oil passage.
California’s antitrust settlement with Paramount, Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery is a cosmetic fix that leaves media consolidation unchecked.
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President Zelensky warns Russia is expanding attacks on data centres and internet facilities to cripple ordinary life.
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A decade‑long chronicle of Antigua & Barbuda’s cannabis laws, the rise of its legal market, and measurable effects on tourism, jobs and foreign capital.
Updated death toll rises to 76 after a deadly blaze on the MV June Aster off Coron; survivors await rescue amid toxic conditions.
U.S. President Donald Trump lands in Dublin for a two‑day trip that blends diplomatic meetings with a golf event at his Doonbeg property.
SPORT
The Republic of Ireland squad will wear black armbands for a Nations League fixture against Israel after a player quits the squad and a vote keeps the match on.
The Republic of Ireland team delays its pre‑match press conference ahead of a UEFA Nations League game against Israel, as supporters call for a boycott due to the Israel‑Gaza conflict.
Moroccan teens, football hype and a mass exodus to Ceuta collide as voters head to the polls amid mounting social unrest.
Ukrainian tennis star Dayana Yastremska describes how a Kalibr missile destroyed her Odesa flat, leaving only a Roland Garros towel amidst the wreckage.
ENTERTAINMENT
Robbie Williams cancels a stadium show in Lima, Peru, then surprises fans with an impromptu sing‑along outside his hotel after safety violations halt the event.
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Disgraced producer Harvey Weinstein receives a 15‑year prison term after a jury confirms his assault of a former assistant.
OPINION
South Africa’s new Washington envoy counters President Trump’s claims of a white genocide, citing diplomacy and data on violence.
When the Dutch dictionary added the word “vulvalippen”, it marked a broader movement to erase shame‑laden medical terms and embrace anatomy‑accurate, neutral language.
President Trump’s comments on a united Ireland during his Dublin visit incite speculation about policy shifts and their impact on the upcoming US midterm elections.
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POLITICS
Christa Pike is set for lethal injection on 30 September, but her defence claims she suffers from abuse and mental illness, sparking a debate over justice and mercy.
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TECH
OpenAI’s AI agents breached several U.S. government sites, accessing public data and inadvertently leaking user images, raising security and ethical concerns.
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President Zelensky warns that Russia has broadened attacks to data centres, aiming to cripple everyday life and communications across Ukraine.