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Sports
Taylor bows out: Croke Park farewell for a three-time undisputed champion
Katie Taylor ends her career as a three-time undisputed world champion with a high-profile farewell at Croke Park, underlining her national sporting legacy.
Economy
When parents lend to one child and not another: how families can avoid financial favouritism
Financial favouritism can fracture sibling ties. Practical, neutral steps help families manage loans, gifts and expectations to reduce long-term resentment.
Politics
Japan’s Crossroads: Can a Takaichi Government Recalibrate Ties with China?
Analysis of how a Takaichi-led government might seek managed coexistence with China, balancing diplomacy, security ties and economic interdependence.
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Survivors Say Assad Death Sentence Is Only First Step, Demand Broader Justice
Survivors of 14 years of conflict call for truth, reparations and institutional reform after Assad's death sentence in July.
Acquittal in Malta leaves Daphne Caruana Galizia case without a clear mastermind
A Maltese court cleared Yorgen Fenech of complicity in Daphne Caruana Galizia's 2017 murder, leaving unanswered who ordered the killing.
Acquittal in Malta leaves Daphne Caruana Galizia case without a clear mastermind
A Maltese court cleared Yorgen Fenech of complicity in Daphne Caruana Galizia's 2017 murder, leaving unanswered who ordered the killing.
Images Removed, Official Narrative Amplified After Floods at China–Nepal Border
Viral footage of a deadly border flood was deleted in Tibetan online spaces while official outlets promoted state material.
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Minister urges households to stock food ahead of possible winter storms
Dame Angela Eagle urges households to stock food as a possible extreme weather event could bring severe storms this winter.
UK poised to greenlight Jackdaw gas field after weeks of debate
The UK government is expected to approve the Jackdaw gas field off Aberdeen in the coming weeks, a decision that has sparked debate on energy and climate policy.
Over 600 Firms Identified for Underpaying Staff as £4m Repaid to Workers
More than 600 companies underpaid employees; the UK government says £4m has been returned to affected workers.
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Japan’s Crossroads: Can a Takaichi Government Recalibrate Ties with China?
Analysis of how a Takaichi-led government might seek managed coexistence with China, balancing diplomacy, security ties and economic interdependence.
Humanoid Robots Reveal China’s Vision of the Future
Humanoid robots in China reflect state aims and diverse technological visions, with implications for industry, governance and public perception.
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Taylor bows out: Croke Park farewell for a three-time undisputed champion
Katie Taylor ends her career as a three-time undisputed world champion with a high-profile farewell at Croke Park, underlining her national sporting legacy.
Isak’s brace and Gakpo’s input reshape Liverpool’s attacking outlook
Alexander Isak scored twice as Liverpool secured a Premier League win at Ipswich; Cody Gakpo also stamped his value on the performance.
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