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Nvidia orders data center clients to reduce China exposure: FT
US chipmaking giant Nvidia is ordering its data center partners to scale back work with Chinese customers, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday.
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Major Queensland hospital to close pathology labs amid potential formaldehyde exposure investigation
About 400 staff affected by closure at both Mater’s Brisbane and Springfield hospitals, with financial sustainability of pathology business a factor
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Djokovic hopes for a 'fresh start' for Serbia after student movement wins elections
Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic said that he hopes that the student movement in Serbia will mark a "new beginning for the country", following its electoral victory over former President Aleksandar Vucic, who has been in power since 2012.
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Uganda arrests former army deputy chief stripped of military rank
Military spokesman says security forces recently recovered 15 guns in Elwelu's possession.
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European Champions: Demichelis to present his credentials with Leipzig at the expense of his former team, City
Argentine Martin Demichelis hopes to present his credentials as a coach capable of rising to the level of major matches, when he leads German Leipzig against his former team, Manchester City, England, on Wednesday in the Champions League...
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Sports
Watch trailer for Rivals: Fury v Joshua
Discover how Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua's contrasting styles, personalities and careers helped shape a rivalry that has captivated boxing fans for more than a decade.
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Politics
From the US midterms to the hard right in Britain, empathy has become a dirty word in politics | John Harris
Around the world, virtues such as compassion and kindness are gathering dust, like old hymn books in a long-deserted church Towards the end of the summer, the Tory-Reform defector Robert Jenrick authored an op-ed piece for the Daily Telegraph about the seemingly impossible economics of rising benefits bills because of mental ill-health. In his capacity as Reform’s Treasury spokesman, his task was to big up its plans to cut 25% of so-called welfare spending by 2030, and thereby tackle what he called the state’s “suicidal empathy”. Straight away, I wondered where this most opportunistic politici
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Politics
Law behind Bonfire Night among records sent from parliament to National Archives
Collection gems include 1605 Thanksgiving Act passed after Guy Fawkes’s failure and the longest act in the archives As Bonfire Night approaches and firework displays light up the UK, in a file on a shelf in the labyrinthine National Archives can be found a flat vellum page, inscribed in exquisite calligraphy, and the origin of this week’s explosive celebrations. The 1605 Thanksgiving Act was passed by James I after Guy Fawkes’s failure to assassinate the king, the Lords and the Commons, at the opening of parliament that year. Continue reading...
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Including 15 foreigners of different nationalities... Spain identifies the 69 victims of the train collision
The Spanish authorities have identified the 69 people who died in the accident, including 15 foreigners of different nationalities, they announced Monday. This comes as investigations continue to uncover its causes, and preliminary data indicate the possibility of…
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Aide à mourir: la loi s'appliquera en janvier "comme prévu", affirme Stéphanie Rist
La loi créant un droit à l'aide à mourir, sous conditions, entrera en application "en janvier 2027, comme prévu", a déclaré mardi la ministre de la Santé Stéphanie Rist.
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International
North Korea denies responsibility for seizing $6.3 billion from the Binance cryptocurrency platform
Pyongyang on Tuesday denied responsibility for a hacking operation that enabled the seizure of $6.3 billion targeting the cryptocurrency platform Binance, rejecting accusations by the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of its involvement...
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Major test for Australia's social media ban begins in High Court
Lawyers for Reddit and a digital rights group are arguing the world-leading policy robs children of their right to free communication.
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