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Sports
Guardiola pledges steadfast support for Manchester City after guilty verdicts
Pep Guardiola said he will 'always' stand by Manchester City after the club was found guilty of financial charges, raising questions on next steps.
Science
A growing arsenal: how phage libraries could tackle drug‑resistant bacteria
Researchers are building collections of bacteriophages as targeted tools against antibiotic‑resistant infections, but regulatory and logistical challenges remain.
Politics
Southeast Asia’s Shipbuilding Moment: Balancing Opportunity and Risk
Southeast Asia's shipbuilding sector sees new opportunities from trade and energy but confronts competition, supply risks and regulatory challenges.
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Tehran Considers Leaving NPT Amid Renewed Nuclear Activity
Tehran debates withdrawal from the NPT while satellite imagery shows activity at known nuclear sites, raising questions on oversight and regional stability.
Hungary’s new government moves against Orban-era networks amid public demand for accountability
Prime Minister Peter Magyar vows to dismantle Orban-era networks as arrests accelerate and public pressure climbs; legal process remains slow.
Secondary U.S. Sanctions Disrupt Flights and Services Linked to Iran
Threat of secondary U.S. sanctions is forcing providers to withdraw services, causing cancellations and making travel to and from Iran less predictable.
Tehran Considers Leaving NPT Amid Renewed Nuclear Activity
Tehran debates withdrawal from the NPT while satellite imagery shows activity at known nuclear sites, raising questions on oversight and regional stability.
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Household energy bills to reach £1,999 as biggest rise in four years looms
Forecasts put a typical household gas and electricity bill at £1,999 from January — the largest increase in four years, with wide implications for budgets and policy.
Burnham to unveil public body to invest in electricity grid
Prime Minister Burnham will unveil a public body to invest in the electricity grid and make lowering energy costs a priority in his first conference speech.
Healey to set out ‘new age of industrialisation’ with focus on shipbuilding
Chancellor Healey will unveil policies to bolster British shipbuilding at Labour's conference, framing a push for industrial renewal.
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Southeast Asia’s Shipbuilding Moment: Balancing Opportunity and Risk
Southeast Asia's shipbuilding sector sees new opportunities from trade and energy but confronts competition, supply risks and regulatory challenges.
South Korea Broadens Family Support as Civil Partnership Bill Waits
Seoul's family ministry proposes a record budget to aid diverse household forms while a civil partnership bill remains under review.
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Guardiola pledges steadfast support for Manchester City after guilty verdicts
Pep Guardiola said he will 'always' stand by Manchester City after the club was found guilty of financial charges, raising questions on next steps.
Man City CEO Pushes Back After Premier League Charges Decision
Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano issues a defiant response after club found guilty of most Premier League charges, raising governance and competition questions.
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