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  "Fossil Fuels Must Go The Way Of Dinosaurs": UN Chief At COP31

  Since agreeing in 2023 for the first time to transition away from fossil fuels, nations have struggled to advance that goal at the annual UN conferences.

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  US Withdraws Military Aircraft From UK Air Base Over Iranian Threat: Report

  A number of American refuelling tankers were evacuated on Monday from Mildenhall Royal Air Force (RAF) base in eastern England after the purported threat.

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  A 1958 Theory Explains Why Nvidia's Board May Not Abandon Jensen Huang

  The Nvidia board announced on Sunday that it had begun an independent investigation into reports that Jensen Huang had been the target of a foreign intelligence operation.

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  A Chinese Spy, Nvidia's CEO And A Secret Memo That Reached Marco Rubio

  The memo was based on classified intelligence gathered through electronic surveillance of Alice Huang, a Chinese citizen and senior executive at Singapore-based company Megaspeed.

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  China Hits Back After Claims Of Plot To Ensnare Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

  Huang has acknowledged to the Nvidia board that he had been intimate with a business executive who U.S. intelligence determined was gathering information for Beijing, according to The New York Times.

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  Protesters Climb Crane, Set Off Flares At Microsoft Data Centre Site

  The action was part of a wider campaign against large data centres, with activists in several European countries demanding a halt to new projects over concerns about their environmental and social costs.

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  Europe Opposes US Efforts To Rewrite 'Security Architecture' With Russia Deal

  US President Donald Trump on Thursday predicted a "very big" deal with Moscow involving not only Ukraine but "all of Europe", in remarks likely to fuel fresh fears of a pivot towards the Kremlin.

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  Flights Across Europe Get Bomb Threats Again After String Of Hoaxes

  No suspicious items were found and no one was injured, but the threats have raised concern because they came as Europe digests other recent disruptions - including attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems and drone incursions.

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  Parents Sue Google Over AI Chatbot's Role In Teen's Suicide Planning

  Parents say they were alerted after school software flagged a document Emma wrote about her funeral plans, according to the lawsuit

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  In Republicans' Mega Loss In US Midterms, A Possible Win For Ukraine

  Trump's leverage with the leaders he views as his great power equals -- Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin -- may be hit by his midterm defeat.

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  German Minister Blames "Migrant Communities" For Riot During Gen Z Protest

  On Saturday, tens of thousands of people participated in the protests organised by the group "GenZ regelt!" (Gen Z has got this!) to demand attention to youth priorities.

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  "Give Us Missiles": Zelensky As Trump Seeks No Attack On Russian Oil Plants

  Zelensky said if Washington provided the missile systems for one month Kyiv would cease attacks on Russian refineries for the same period.

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  Longest Ukraine War Ceasefire Ends In Kherson. It Lasted 6 Days

  A Ukrainian military officer, speaking on condition of anonymity, expressed concern that the fighting would be "worse than before" when it resumed.

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  Cyberattack Hits Russian Ministry App, Sends False Radiation Threat Warnings

  The cyberattacks came after the longest truce of the Ukraine war, limited to the eastern Kherson region, ended.

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  EU Angle, And PM, President On Opposing Sides: Coup In Poland, Explained

  Nawrocki called urgent talks with political party representatives on Saturday, a day after two senior judges of the Constitutional Tribunal were suspended by a fellow judge.

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  Thousands Of Workers, Students Protest In Italy Over High Living Costs

  The protests were the biggest in a recent wave of demonstrations inspired by those in France and Spain, led by students who have set up tent camps and occupied schools to make their demands heard.

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  Independent Russian Newspaper Shuts Down Amid Kremlin Pressure

  Founded in 1993 after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Novaya Gazeta was one of Russia's most reputable and renowned organisations reporting and documenting human rights abuses.

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  Video: Thick Columns Of Smoke Rise From Russian Oil Refinery After Drone Attack

  According to The Wall Street Journal, the unofficial pause in Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil facilities was initially expected to last until after the US midterm elections on November 3.

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  4 EU Force Members Killed As Peacekeeping Helicopter Crashes In Bosnia

  The strength of the European military mission in this Balkan country, where it is tasked with maintaining peace, varies between 1,000 and 1,500 personnel.

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  13 Killed As Russian Drone Slams Into Ukraine Train Platform: Authorities

  The Ukrainian Railways in a post on Telegram, stated that train was supposed to be heading forZaporizhzhia when Russia launched the strike using a jet-powered drone.