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Japan's Art Scene Unites
Hundreds of artists and galleries gather at art fairs, making it possible to view and compare a vast array of artworks in one place
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Bacon Eyes 2028 White House Bid
Rep. Don Bacon considers presidential run as he prepares to leave Congress next year, having previously floated a White House bid
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Putin Slams West's 'Ugly' Tactics
Russian President cites over 30,000 sanctions against Russia at BRICS summit, accusing Western nations of state-level interference
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Zimbabwe Hosts Mrs India Inc Season 7
Flycristal Airways signs on as official sponsor to deepen cultural and business ties between Zimbabwe and India
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BioRestorative VP Quits
The vice president of Research and Development at BioRestorative Therapies has resigned, according to a recent report
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60+ Countries Unite Against Landmine Threat
The 4th International Mine Action Conference tackled the global threat of landmines, focusing on demining and reconstruction to support safe resettlement in areas affected by conflict, with experts from over 60 countries sharing expertise and discussing challenges
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5 Namibian Short Films
Explore powerful stories of financial pressure, loneliness, and human connection in these emerging filmmakers' works, including 'One More Win' and 'Connection'
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Japanese Singles Shun Marriage
For the first time, less than 80% of Japanese singles want to get married, as a survey reveals a decline in the desire for marriage among the population, with many seeing few benefits to tying the knot
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US, Mexico Rush Toward Trade Deal
Negotiations are underway to replace current trade arrangements before the US elections, a key deadline for the talks
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Western Brands Face Trouble
A Wells Fargo analyst predicts increasing difficulties for Western companies in China, citing deepening troubles
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Russia Screens Anti-Japan Film in Taipei
A Soviet-era film called 'Smashing Militarist Japan' was shown to a small audience, sparking concerns that Russia is backing China's aggressive stance against Japan
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Koja Takes Slight Lead Over Tamaki
LDP-backed candidate edges ahead of incumbent governor in Okinawa gubernatorial election, with polls showing a neck-and-neck race
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Tesla Launches Model Y Performance at $54,975
The new variant is now available in China, priced at $54,975, expanding Tesla's offerings in the market
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China Aims For Self-Driving Cars By 2030
The country targets mass deployment of autonomous vehicles within the next decade, marking a significant push towards innovative transportation technology
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Chaos Erupts in Times Square
A $100,000 bronze statue of Charlie Kirk unveiled in the area sparked clashes between supporters and protesters, with the artist spending his own money on the life-size sculpture
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Algeria Cuts UAE Ties
Algeria has severed diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates in a sudden move, with no official reason given
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Rwanda Leads Africa's Space Charge
Rwandan President Paul Kagame attends inaugural international space summit in France as Rwanda positions itself as a pioneer in the continent's space industry
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Forever War Fears Rise
Investing.com sparks debate with 'Morning Bid: Forever war?' article, exploring potential long-term conflict implications
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Own Hekla Aurora: Icelandair's Northern Lights Plane Turned Into Keychains
Icelandair's iconic Boeing 757-200, retired in October last year, has been transformed into limited edition keychains priced from €39.95, with sets available for serious collectors
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Swarmer Buys Ukraine's Ratel Robotics
Deal worth up to $224 million to acquire Ukrainian company
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Gambia Protests Turn Violent
Demonstrators call for President Adama Barrow's resignation as rolling blackouts disrupt water supplies during the hot season
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US Copper Tariff Plan Stalls
Affordability concerns halt White House plan to impose tariffs on copper, according to sources
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Nairobi Water Shutdown: 26 Hours Without Water
Large parts of Nairobi to be affected, including key institutions like Kenyatta National Hospital and the University of Nairobi, as emergency repairs are undertaken on the Sasumua-Kabete pipeline
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Japan Cracks Down On 'Dark Patterns'
The country's consumer agency plans to introduce stronger regulations on deceptive user interfaces, with potential legislation including a revision to the specified commercial transactions law