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Gunman shoots Canadian woman dead at Mexico’s Teotihuacan pyramids, 13 injured

Security authorities said 13 people were injured in the incident International News via Reuters: A gunman shot dead a Canadian woman as he opened fire at...

Iran rejects talks with U.S. under pressure and aimed at surrender, senior Iranian official says

The official said mediator Pakistan was continuing efforts to persuade the United States to lift its naval blockade and release the Iranian-flagged ​container ship Touska International...

Hong Kong fire victims scour scorched homes for keepsakes

The flames that engulfed seven residential towers, each of 31 floors in the northern district of Tai Po, killing 168 people, took nearly two...

Iran yet to decide on whether to attend talks as ceasefire deadline ticks down

President Donald Trump said he hoped to reach a "great deal" to end the war, but he did not want to extend the ceasefire,...

Microsoft must face $2.8 billion UK lawsuit over cloud computing licences

Competition lawyer Maria Luisa Stasi is bringing the case on behalf of nearly 60,000 businesses that run Windows Server on rival cloud platforms International News...

UK pushes long-term renewables deals to shield against gas price shocks

Britain has among the highest electricity prices in the world due to the structure of its energy market, under which gas sets the price...

Pope heads to Equatorial Guinea after denouncing authoritarians

Leo, who has drawn the ire of President Donald Trump with his more outspoken comments, will arrive from Angola International News via Reuters: Pope Leo sets...

Shell faces new court case in the Netherlands over emissions

Like a number of its peers seeking to capitalise on soaring profits from oil and gas sales following the outbreak of the Ukraine war,...

Ex-official describes pressure from UK PM’s office, deepening Mandelson row

A war of words over who should ultimately take the blame for appointing Labour veteran Peter Mandelson to Britain's highest diplomatic post despite his...

UK employers turn cautious after start of Iran war

There were signs of some stability in the jobs market in the run-up to the conflict with official data showing wage growth cooled by...

Governments worldwide shield households from rising energy costs

Britain is looking to force older wind and solar generators onto fixed contracts in a bid to bring down consumer bills International News via Reuters: Governments...

EU court says Hungary’s anti-LGBTQ rules breach law

The ruling could provide a test for the future of social policy under Hungary's new leader Peter Magyar, who ended Prime Minister Viktor Orban's...
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