China’s New Bet to Spur Urban Spending: Pet-Friendly Buses
To invigorate pet-related markets, some Chinese cities have launched animal-friendly public transportation services — but their economic viability remains unclear...
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Kim Jong Un says he’ll ‘unconditionally support’ Russia’s war amid a report he’s sending 30,000 more troops against Ukraine
Kim Jong Un says he'll 'unconditionally support' Russia's war amid a report he's sending 30,000 more troops against Ukraine
Larisa Motsinger
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Sony stops selling the Xperia 1 VII to fix some issues
Sony unveiled the Xperia 1 VII, its latest flagship smartphone, in May, and it's already been available in Japan for
Larisa Motsinger
02:32
New AI Technology Aims to Revolutionize Battery Recycling
As the global clean energy transition continues to accelerate, demand for critical minerals is heating up around the world. While
Larisa Motsinger
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Former constable sentenced to six years for corruption
The Kuruman regional court in the Northern Cape on Friday sentenced former police constable Johannes Shuping to six years' imprisonment
Larisa Motsinger
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Suspect in custody following mass stabbing in Oregon; 11 hosptialized
Authorities in Oregon said a suspect was in custody after 11 people were reportedly hospitalized following a mass stabbing in
Larisa Motsinger
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The Shape Up: The Best May Releases in Men’s Grooming
Freshen up for summer with the latest razors, sunscreens, and scents...
Larisa Motsinger
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Talking Point: Will We See Another ‘Anniversary Event’ For Xbox 360 Turning 20 This Year?
We certainly hope so!Four years ago, Xbox hosted a massive 'Anniversary Celebration Event' for the Original Xbox, and we really
Larisa Motsinger
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‘Gaza is not for sale’: 120 killed in Israeli strikes as Trump floats ‘freedom zone’ plan
As one of the few women designing menswear, the Joseph & James designer is using her Australian Fashion Week debut
Larisa Motsinger
12:23
How the EU’s new software liability rules are redefining software accountability
New EU rules will hold software makers liable for safety flaws—no negligence required...
