South East Water could face £22 million fine for supply failures
South East Water faces £22m fine for supply failures South East Water, a major water supplier in the United Kingdom, […]
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200 Reported Dead in Landslide at Rebel-Held Mine in DRC
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) government has reported that around 200 people were killed in a landslide at a
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Nepal Holds First Election Following Gen Z Uprising
Nepalis vote in first election since Gen Z uprising for change Nepalis have cast their votes in the country’s first
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Iranian Forces Target Iranian Kurdish Groups in Northern Iraq
Iranian forces have targeted the headquarters of Iranian Kurdish groups in northern Iraq, according to reports emerging on Tuesday. The
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Venezuela and US to Collaborate on Mining Projects, Rodríguez Announces
Venezuela and US to work together on mining developments, Rodríguez says Venezuelan Minister of Industries, Miguel Rodríguez, announced today that
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U.S. Trade Court Orders Trump Administration to Refund Tariffs on Pre-Tariff Steel Imports
A U.S. trade court recently ruled in favor of several importers, ordering the Trump administration to refund tariffs collected on
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Debate Arises Over Claim that Canadian Town is Birthplace of Ice Hockey
A Canadian town says it’s the ‘birthplace’ of ice hockey. Some historians aren’t so sure. The small town of Windsor,
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Legendary Notre Dame Coach Lou Holtz Passes Away at 89
Legendary Notre Dame college football coach Lou Holtz dies at 89 Legendary college football coach Lou Holtz has passed away
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Mark Carney Warns Australian Parliament of Global Order Challenges
Global order is ‘breaking down’, Carney tells Australian parliament Mark Carney, former governor of the Bank of England, warned the
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Tech Firms’ Commitment to Cover AI Data Centre Power Costs Faces Skepticism
Tech firms pledge to pay for AI data centre power costs. But will they? Tech giants like Google, Amazon, and