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Russian strikes on Kyiv kill at least nine, Ukraine officials say automated-news
Russian strikes on Kyiv kill at least nine, Ukraine officials say

The attack comes as Moscow escalates deadly ballistic missile attacks on the Ukrainian capital.

01 Aug 2026 🔒
LDP revolt grows in Japan over Takaichi plan to cut food tax to 1% automated-news
LDP revolt grows in Japan over Takaichi plan to cut food tax to 1%

LDP revolt grows in Japan over Takaichi plan to cut food tax to 1%

01 Aug 2026 🔒
Badminton shuttlecock prices surge 30% in Japan on China's feather shortage automated-news
Badminton shuttlecock prices surge 30% in Japan on China's feather shortage

Badminton shuttlecock prices surge 30% in Japan on China's feather shortage

01 Aug 2026 🔒
The Gulf’s China Problem automated-news
The Gulf’s China Problem

Beijing wants trade but not responsibility.

01 Aug 2026 🔒
The Autocrat’s Worst Enemy automated-news
The Autocrat’s Worst Enemy

Despots hate cities and the mayors who run them.

01 Aug 2026 🔒
US, China signal lingering tensions in call ahead of Xi visit automated-news
US, China signal lingering tensions in call ahead of Xi visit

In a social media post, Bessent said he told the Chinese side that Washington expects “Beijing to fully meet its commitments on rare earths and US agricultural products.”

01 Aug 2026 🔒
Humbling times for markets automated-news
Humbling times for markets

Investors finally show signs of growing weary of the painfully obvious nonsense

01 Aug 2026 🔒
The war dividend automated-news
The war dividend

External threats should make western societies less polarised in future

01 Aug 2026 🔒
Burnham grabs the narrative in first fortnight of power automated-news
Burnham grabs the narrative in first fortnight of power

Labour Party overtakes Nigel Farage’s Reform UK in some polls after new prime minister finds feel-good tone

01 Aug 2026 🔒
Modi Opposes Court Proceedings for Protesters, Urges Forgiveness automated-news
Modi Opposes Court Proceedings for Protesters, Urges Forgiveness

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he opposed punishment and court proceedings for the young protesters who marched in New Delhi and other Indian cities in recent weeks, saying “children make mistakes” and society should “forgive” them for using foul language.

01 Aug 2026 🔒
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