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Bangkok declared disaster zone
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Bangkok has been declared a disaster zone after devastating floods swept through Thailand's capital. -
Trump says Iran war will 'end soon'
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US President Donald Trump says the Iran conflict will end 'soon; after he rejected Tehran's latest peace offer. -
Terror plot foiled at UK air base
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Five men in Britain have been arrested over plotting an alleged terrorist attack on an air base used by the US Air Force. -
‘Masked men’ arrested over suspected bomb plot at UK air base used by US to strike Iran
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US President Donald Trump said the suspects had been under surveillance for a “long time” and were attempting to do “big damage” to the base in south-west England. -
‘Masked men’ arrested over suspected bomb plot at RAF base used by US to strike Iran
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US President Donald Trump said the suspects had been under surveillance for a “long time” and were attempting to do “big damage” to the base in south-west England. -
‘All we could see was red’: The wildfires choking Indonesian Borneo
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For months, millions of people have been living under a stifling blanket of toxic haze, fuelled by a punishing drought brought on by the El Nino weather pattern. -
Five men arrested near British air base used by the US on suspicion of terror plot
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US President Donald Trump said the suspects had been under surveillance for a “long time” and were attempting to do “big damage” to the base. -
Arrests made in suspected bomb plot at RAF base used by US to strike Iran
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US President Donald Trump said the suspects had been under surveillance for a “long time” and were attempting to do “big damage” to the base. -
Men arrested in major incident at UK air base used by US
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Police said nearby residents had been evacuated from their homes. -
The surprising method dogs use to understand human language
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A new brain activity study suggests dogs use the same strategy to pick out words in streams of speech as human infants. -
‘Major incident’ declared after explosives arrests near UK air force base
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Locals have been evacuated after a “major incident” was declared near a Royal Air Force base used by US forces in south-west England. -
Trump rejects Iran deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz
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US President Donald Trump has declared Iran only came forward with a deal that would have quickly opened the Strait of Hormuz because it's "losing" badly. -
Yes, the UN is terrible – but right now, we need it desperately
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As 130 armed conflicts rage around the world, United Nations agencies are saving millions of lives, even as UN workers risk their own. -
The ‘monster’ behind Russia’s global effort to evade Western sanctions
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A Moscow firm is using an ever-expanding network of shell companies to help Russia bypass sweeping financial restrictions, documents show. -
From Bangkok to New York, floods, storms spark emergency declarations
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Thailand’s capital declared all 50 of its districts disaster zones after nearly 300 millimetres of rain fell over 48 hours. Meanwhile in the US, emergency warnings sounded as powerful storms hit New York and New Jersey. -
As three countries move to quit UK, a Brexit reversal might be its only hope
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New PM Andy Burnham may well promise a second referendum on EU membership to save Labour seats – and the Union itself. -
Hundreds of thousands in Paris cheer Pope Leo in largest event of French tour
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Chants of “Leo, Leo” and “Long live the Pope” echoed down the Avenue des Champs-Élysées in Paris as Pope Leo urged Catholics to find happiness in faith, not material things. -
Trump rejects Iran’s Hormuz deal as Houthis target Riyadh
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US President Donald Trump says Iran wants to make a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz because “they’re losing so badly”. -
Iran insists on diplomatic solution after Trump rejects peace plan
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Donald Trump said he rejected the plan and argued that desperation drove the Iranians’ push for an agreement on the key waterway. -
‘Work is getting harder and harder to find’: On the street with China’s gig workers
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Beijing’s largest temporary job market is one way to gauge the economic reality of ordinary people at the bottom of what analysts increasingly refer to as China’s K-shaped economy. -
Australian senators summon OpenAI boss as hack expands beyond Medicare
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A Senate inquiry into artificial intelligence is demanding answers as OpenAI reveals it has breached dozens more organisations. -
Australian senators invite OpenAI boss as hack expands beyond Medicare
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A Senate inquiry into artificial intelligence is demanding answers as OpenAI reveals it has breached dozens more organisations. -
OpenAI says its bots broke into other governments’ websites
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The ChatGPT maker says its AI agents have meddled with websites of other government services and universities – and the list could include prominent US state departments. -
Trump’s media feud takes another turn with CNN left off Air Force One trip
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The media outlet continues to bear the ire of the US president, with the White House signalling CNN would not join the media pack travelling with Trump on his latest trip. -
OpenAI says its bots have broken into other governments’ websites
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The ChatGPT maker says its AI agents have meddled with websites of other government services and universities, and the list, according to a New York Times report, includes prominent US government departments. -
OpenAI says its bots have broken into other government websites
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The ChatGPT maker says its AI agents have meddled with websites of government services and universities, and the list, according to a New York Times report, includes prominent US government departments. -
U2 rock their old school with surprise concert to mark 50 years
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The iconic rock group followed up theirschool performance with a surprise concert on a Dublin pedestrian mall famous for hosting buskers. -
Trump under fire over tax-payer funded ad
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Donald Trump is under fire after the White House used taxpayer money to broadcast an ad promoting him. -
The ‘striking’ difference in how Trump and Xi used their invisible summit
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While the US president focused on pomp and prestige, his Chinese counterpart reinforced Beijing’s geopolitical message. But neither side achieved much by way of substance. -
‘My job is just to exist’: The Palestinian reporter on surviving Gaza, media fatigue and starting fresh
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She chronicled 45 days of destruction for millions on social media. Now, Plestia Alaqad questions whether news can still change the world.
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