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Rare jewellery returns to Japan after 50 years as German museum lends historic treasures to Kyoto

Around 20 historic pieces from Germany’s Jewellery Museum in Pforzheim are on display in Kyoto, exploring the influence of ...
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Man arrested on suspicion of arson after fire destroys Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest retreat

A 33-year-old German man has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a fire largely destroyed Hitler’s former Eagle’s Nest ...
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Serbia erupts in celebration as student protesters end Vučić’s 14-year grip on power

Serbia’s student-led movement claims a parliamentary election victory after protests over corruption and a deadly railway ...
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Two killed as Storm Boelo batters Britain with 85mph winds and leaves 90,000 homes without power

Storm Boelo kills two people as 85mph winds, flooding and travel disruption hit Britain, leaving more than 90,000 properties without power.
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WPSL Golf targets £120 million valuation as billionaire-backed corporate deals and other commercial deals drive explosive global growth

WPSL Golf targets a £120 million valuation by 2028 as major corporate partnerships, international expansion and acquisitions ...
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Hackers exploiting wars ‘to develop cyberattacks in minutes’

Zendata CEO Isabelle Meyer warns that wars, political instability and AI are helping cybercriminals develop faster attacks ...
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Company closures soar ahead of tax rises as new Budget looms

Research into more than 21,000 solvent company liquidations reveals sharp spikes ahead of Capital Gains Tax rises, as ...
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TalkTalk sells majority stake in Telecom Acquisitions as founder Nigel Barnett regains control

TalkTalk has sold its 51 per cent stake in Telecom Acquisitions to founder Nigel Barnett, who plans further broadband ...
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Germany risks losing €155bn a year under tighter AI data rules, new study warns

Germany could lose €155 billion in annual economic gains by 2034 if tighter AI training data restrictions limit innovation ...
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EU leaders resist calls to delay carbon rules as energy costs soar

EU leaders resist delaying carbon emissions rules until 2030 as rising energy costs intensify divisions over ETS2 and its ...
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What the Monroe Doctrine actually said — and why Trump is invoking it now

When President Donald Trump justified action in Venezuela by invoking a new “Donroe Doctrine”, he attached a modern intervention to the name of a little-understood 1823 American policy that originally ...
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Professor Tim Coulson on Evolution and Human Extinction—and His Surprising Pick for Earth’s Next Rulers

Evolution is a process of gradual change in living organisms over time as they better adapt to their environments. The fuel for evolution is genetic mutation – changes in DNA. Most mutations are ...