Malaysia court denies ex-PM Najib Razak's request to suspend 15-year jail sentence
There were expectations that Najib Razak could soon be transferred to house arrest, following a royal pardon in a separate case....
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China, EU pledge to stabilize bilateral trade ties and balance economic relations
China and European Union has committed to deepen economic cooperation amid recent trade talks.According to Xinhua news, China's Vice Premier He Lifeng told French diplomat Emmanuel Bonne in Beijing, C...
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NTT mulls building 1st key data center for Anthropic in Japan
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Major telecommunications provider NTT Inc. is considering building the first core data center for U.S. artificial intelligence startu...
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Christian Horner on F1 absence: ‘This is why people will now see a different side to me’
Exclusive: After a tumultuous conclusion to his time at Red Bull, Horner is enjoying life in the slow lane. But he’s not done yet. Kieran Jackson speaks to Horner about 20 years in the F1 paddock, his...
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'Cockroach' movement leaders jailed for 5 days after scaling barricades at New Delhi protest
Two leaders of India’s “Cockroach” youth movement have been sentenced by a local court to five days in jail after climbing barricades to protest in New Delhi...
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Lung cancer: The symptoms everyone should know as Pope Leo diagnosed with adenocarcinoma
Tests confirmed a diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma, a common form of lung cancer, the Vatican said...
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Underground vaults and the original Morley’s sign: What to expect from £437m London Museum revamp
From tracing London’s roots to celebrating city institutions like Morley’s, London Museum director Sharon Ament shares what to expect as the museum reopens its doors after a major transformation...
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Lisandro Martinez’s extraordinary rant told the truth about Man United’s inept hierarchy
Comment: Martinez pointed the finger at the club’s board after Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid – and Chris Wilson explains why the defender was right to be so critical...
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