You’ll struggle to buy mutton in Australia, but we’re exporting record amounts
Australia is well on track to have its biggest year for mutton exports. China has been the nation's biggest customer...
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Assad Jafri
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Polymarket blocks French users amid regulatory probe
Polymarket, a leading blockchain-based prediction market, has restricted access to French users amid a government investigation into its compliance with
Natasha Lomas
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Meet three incoming EU lawmakers in charge of key tech policy areas
The European Union looks to have clinched political agreement on the team of 26 commissioners who will be implementing President
Kyle Wiggers
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OpenAI accidentally deleted potential evidence in NY Times copyright lawsuit (updated)
Lawyers for The New York Times and Daily News, which are suing OpenAI for allegedly scraping their works to train
lawsonagbluluf@who.int
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WHO Equatorial Guinea hosts staff retreat to strengthen teamwork and drive progress
WHO Equatorial Guinea hosts staff retreat to strengthen teamwork and drive progress lawsonagbluluf… Mon, 18/11/2024 - 08:03 18 November 2024...
Tama Mischke
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Inside Italy: Why aren’t Italians snapping up €1 homes?
In this week's Inside Italy review, we look at why €1-home schemes aren’t as popular with Italians as they are
Terence Zimwara
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Venture Capitalist Cites Funding, Talent for Web3 Development Surge in Emerging Markets
A venture capitalist says emerging markets, particularly India, are becoming hubs for Web3 development due to attractive funding, talent, and
Brandan Buck
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The ‘Foreign Asset’ Smear Is Antidemocratic
Calling Tulsi Gabbard a “Russian asset” is the latest iteration of a long American tradition of stifling debate. The post
Joseph Addington
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China Flexes Its Influence in Latin America
A new megaport, participation in the G-20 and a meeting with Milei cap Xi Jinping’s diplomatic blitz. The post China
Elizabeth Buchanan
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Trump Has the Chance to Make a New Monroe Doctrine
American strength abroad is best served, not by imperial overextension, but by a focus on prosperity at home. The post
