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Iranian refugee says temporary visa rules keep him in a 'living hell'
Australia has shut down its offshore detention facilities, yet over 700 refugees who endured those centres continue to face severe consequences. Among them is a…
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FIFA’s COO Departs Following Dispute with President Over World Cup Rights
Kevin Lamour, FIFA’s Chief Operating Officer, has left the organization just weeks after openly challenging President Gianni Infantino’s strategy for selling Wo…
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Is Reform's £50bn welfare reduction target feasible?
Reform UK has put forward a bold proposal to slash £50 billion from the welfare budget, a figure that has quickly drawn both scrutiny and skepticism. The party …
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Ben-Gvir urges nightly strikes on Gaza, drawing widespread condemnation
Israel’s far-right national security minister, Itamar Ben-Gvir, has sparked outrage by advocating for intensified military operations in the Gaza Strip, suggest…
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Disruption Strikes Again: Second Derailment in 24 Hours Disrupts Essex-London Service
Rail passengers faced significant delays and cancellations on Thursday after a train derailed on the Essex-to-London route, compounding frustration just one day…
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Zhu Rongji, Architect of China's Market Reforms, Passes Away at 97
Zhu Rongji, the former Chinese premier who steered the nation toward a market-driven economy and into the global trade mainstream, has died at the age of 97, ac…
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Dementia-Stricken British Expat Loses Swedish Residency Battle, Faces Deportation
A 74-year-old British citizen, Horace Mason, who has called Sweden home for a quarter of a century, is now confronting the prospect of forced departure after a …
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Sparse Crowds Raise Questions at European Athletics Championships
Birmingham’s Alexander Stadium saw a significant number of unfilled seats on the opening day of the European Athletics Championships, drawing attention to the e…
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“If We Don’t Push Back, We Have No Future”: The Journalist Taking on Silicon Valley’s ‘Tech Authoritarians’
Gil Durán sees a dangerous convergence: as Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and their cohort amass unprecedented wealth and influence, they have, in his view, turned the…
Technology
Gianni Infantino's FIFA Tenure Unravels Amid Two-Week World Cup Rights Storm
The past two weeks have marked a dramatic turning point for Gianni Infantino, as the FIFA president found himself at the center of a global firestorm over the s…