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China Threatens Death Penalty for 'Stubborn Taiwanese Separatists', Multinationals Reassess RisksIt has been revealed that foreign companies are considering withdrawing their Taiwanese employees from China.
Why This Couple Decided on Joint Euthanasia After 50 YearsThe story of a Dutch couple in their 70s who chose to end their lives through joint euthanasia has garnered significant public attention.
Conservatives Face Worst Defeat in Decades as Labour Surges AheadKeir Starmer, leading Labour Party, is expected to secure over 430 seats in the House of Commons and take control of the government.
Terror at 30,000 Feet: Turbulence Sends Passengers Soaring, Ends in EmergencyA passenger plane from Spain to Uruguay in South America encountered strong turbulence during the flight, resulting in...
Tesla Surprises with Stronger-than-Expected Q2 Deliveries, Stocks Soar 10%Tesla's shares soared nearly 10% after the company reported better-than-expected second-quarter vehicle production and delivery numbers.
Fed's Powell hints at interest rate cuts, but adds more evidence neededFederal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hinted at a possible interest rate cut during Tuesday's European Central Bank forum in Portugal.
IKEA Shakes Up Fifth Avenue: Next to Chanel and Tiffany, A New Neighbor ArrivesAn IKEA store is set to open a store on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue in New York, known for its high-end luxury stores.
Nightclub Kiss Horror: 22-Year-Old's Battle with Infectious 'Kissing Disease'A story has emerged about a young British woman who contracted the so-called kissing disease after kissing a man she met at a club.
Paris Games Under Threat: Athletes Wary of Swimming in 'Poop Soup'As the Paris Olympics approaches, swimmers are reportedly reconsidering their participation due to severe pollution in the Seine River.
China Hits Back at U.S. Over Uyghur Oppression Claims: Who's Right?China has refuted recent claims made by the U.S. in their International Religious Freedom Report that the Uyghurs are being oppressed.
Track Star Wu Yanni Proves That She Has More Than a Pretty FaceWu Yanni, previously criticized for prioritizing her appearance over her performance, has set a new record in the women's 100m hurdles.
Dow Up, S&P Down: What's Driving Wall Street's Rollercoaster?The major New York Stock exchanges experienced mixed closes for the third consecutive day.
Top Ukrainian General Replaced After Failing on the BattlefieldThe commander of Ukraine's Joint Forces Command was dismissed just hours after complaints about recent military operations were raised.
US Signals Stronger Taiwan Ties, Confronts China on International StageThe United States has upset the Chinese government, which demands adherence to the One China principle.
No AC in Paris Olympics Village: Athletes Face Heatwave with Fans OnlyWith the Paris Olympics scheduled for next month, it has been decided that no air conditioning units will be installed in the Olympic Village.With the Paris Olympics scheduled for next month, it has been decided that no AC units will be installed in the Olympic Village.
Fisker's Bankruptcy Shocks Electric Vehicle IndustryFisker has filed for bankruptcy protection. Amid a slowdown in the unexpected surge in demand for electric cars and the sluggish growth.
Putin's Pyongyang Promise: Russia to Support North Korea if AttackedPutin, during his first visit to North Korea in 24 years, announced his intention to support North Korea in the event of an invasion.
Taiwanese President Loses Nearly 2 Million Supporters in Record TimeTaiwan's President, Lai Ching-te, has experienced a significant drop in his approval rating, falling by 9.8% in just a month.
Woman Sues Company: Paid to Do Nothing for 20 YearsVan Wassenhove, a mother of two, protested to the government in 2015. Although Orange intervened, no significant progress was made.
Kim Jong Un Greets Putin at Dawn: A Symbolic Meeting in PyongyangRussian media outlets reported that Putin's private jet had landed at Sunan Airport in Pyongyang at 2:22 a.m.
China Threatens Death Penalty for 'Stubborn Taiwanese Separatists', Multinationals Reassess Risks It has been revealed that foreign companies are considering withdrawing their Taiwanese employees from China.
Why This Couple Decided on Joint Euthanasia After 50 Years The story of a Dutch couple in their 70s who chose to end their lives through joint euthanasia has garnered significant public attention.
Conservatives Face Worst Defeat in Decades as Labour Surges Ahead Keir Starmer, leading Labour Party, is expected to secure over 430 seats in the House of Commons and take control of the government.
Terror at 30,000 Feet: Turbulence Sends Passengers Soaring, Ends in Emergency A passenger plane from Spain to Uruguay in South America encountered strong turbulence during the flight, resulting in...
Tesla Surprises with Stronger-than-Expected Q2 Deliveries, Stocks Soar 10% Tesla's shares soared nearly 10% after the company reported better-than-expected second-quarter vehicle production and delivery numbers.
Fed's Powell hints at interest rate cuts, but adds more evidence needed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell hinted at a possible interest rate cut during Tuesday's European Central Bank forum in Portugal.
IKEA Shakes Up Fifth Avenue: Next to Chanel and Tiffany, A New Neighbor Arrives An IKEA store is set to open a store on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue in New York, known for its high-end luxury stores.
Nightclub Kiss Horror: 22-Year-Old's Battle with Infectious 'Kissing Disease' A story has emerged about a young British woman who contracted the so-called kissing disease after kissing a man she met at a club.
Paris Games Under Threat: Athletes Wary of Swimming in 'Poop Soup' As the Paris Olympics approaches, swimmers are reportedly reconsidering their participation due to severe pollution in the Seine River.
China Hits Back at U.S. Over Uyghur Oppression Claims: Who's Right? China has refuted recent claims made by the U.S. in their International Religious Freedom Report that the Uyghurs are being oppressed.
Track Star Wu Yanni Proves That She Has More Than a Pretty Face Wu Yanni, previously criticized for prioritizing her appearance over her performance, has set a new record in the women's 100m hurdles.
Dow Up, S&P Down: What's Driving Wall Street's Rollercoaster? The major New York Stock exchanges experienced mixed closes for the third consecutive day.
Top Ukrainian General Replaced After Failing on the Battlefield The commander of Ukraine's Joint Forces Command was dismissed just hours after complaints about recent military operations were raised.
US Signals Stronger Taiwan Ties, Confronts China on International Stage The United States has upset the Chinese government, which demands adherence to the One China principle.
No AC in Paris Olympics Village: Athletes Face Heatwave with Fans Only With the Paris Olympics scheduled for next month, it has been decided that no air conditioning units will be installed in the Olympic Village.With the Paris Olympics scheduled for next month, it has been decided that no AC units will be installed in the Olympic Village.
Fisker's Bankruptcy Shocks Electric Vehicle Industry Fisker has filed for bankruptcy protection. Amid a slowdown in the unexpected surge in demand for electric cars and the sluggish growth.
Putin's Pyongyang Promise: Russia to Support North Korea if Attacked Putin, during his first visit to North Korea in 24 years, announced his intention to support North Korea in the event of an invasion.
Taiwanese President Loses Nearly 2 Million Supporters in Record Time Taiwan's President, Lai Ching-te, has experienced a significant drop in his approval rating, falling by 9.8% in just a month.
Woman Sues Company: Paid to Do Nothing for 20 Years Van Wassenhove, a mother of two, protested to the government in 2015. Although Orange intervened, no significant progress was made.
Kim Jong Un Greets Putin at Dawn: A Symbolic Meeting in Pyongyang Russian media outlets reported that Putin's private jet had landed at Sunan Airport in Pyongyang at 2:22 a.m.
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