Home Secretary Pushes Through Immigration Bill
UK Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is fast-tracking a contentious immigration bill, sparking concerns among MPs and charities. The bill aims to overhaul the asyl
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Low Testosterone Linked to Higher Cancer Risk
Researchers have found a significant link between low testosterone levels and increased cancer risk in men, based on a large analysis of existing studies. The s
Japan's Imperial Succession Crisis Deepens
Japan's imperial family is facing a severe succession crisis as it runs out of male heirs, sparking a heated debate on preserving the 2,600-year-old male bloodl
Bayer Faces Roundup Lawsuits Over Cancer Claims
Bayer is embroiled in numerous lawsuits in the US over its Roundup weedkiller, with plaintiffs claiming the company failed to warn of cancer risks. The lawsuits
Volkswagen to Cut 100,000 Jobs and Close Four German Plants
Volkswagen, the German auto giant, is planning to cut 100,000 jobs and end production at four German plants over the coming years. This move represents a signif
Volkswagen to Cut 100,000 Jobs Amid Financial Struggles
Volkswagen is reportedly planning to eliminate around 100,000 jobs due to financial difficulties. CEO Oliver Blume has presented his plans to the company's boar
Revolut Shifts New Recruits to Office Work
Revolut is changing its hiring policy for new recruits, requiring them to work from the office. Hundreds of graduates and interns will be affected. The company'
China's AI Advances Challenge US Alliance Argument
The US is struggling to promote American AI globally as China's affordable and capable models gain traction worldwide. Washington's efforts to sell American AI
AI Price Shock Hits Consumers as Apple and Microsoft Raise Prices
People spend a lot of time on their devices, and the AI boom is set to make them spend even more. Apple and Microsoft have recently increased their prices, affe
Paris uses the Seine to cool the city instead of the air conditioning.
Raphaëlle Nayral, secretary general of Fraîcheur de Paris, inspects an urban underground cooling power station in Paris.Photograph: Christian Hartmann/ReutersCi
Saudi Aramco Resumes Oil Loading at Ras Tanura Terminal
Saudi Aramco has resumed oil loading at its Ras Tanura export terminal after a nearly four-month suspension. The terminal is one of Saudi Arabia's key oil expor
Oil Prices Drop as Tensions in Middle East Ease
On Friday, oil prices fell by nearly 2% as markets looked beyond the latest tensions in Iran and focused on the global supply outlook. A US official confirmed t