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Africa LNG Exports Projected to Soar as Buyers Flee Hormuz
Africa LNG exports are projected to soar as buyers flee Hormuz, with the shipping war in the Gulf pushing importers to look for gas from anywhere but the Middle East.
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Two Empty Chairs at a Historic Table: Quebec and Alberta to Miss First Nations Meeting
Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith will be absent from Monday's historic First Nations meeting, the first such gathering since the Kelowna Accord talks of 2005.
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What a Big Beautiful Iran Deal Would Actually Have to Contain
President Donald Trump says any Iran agreement must be permanent and must prevent a nuclear weapon, a definition that sets a high bar for negotiators in the ten days before the midterms.
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Kim Yo-jong in Focus as Seoul Proposes New Military Talks With Pyongyang
South Korea's proposal for military talks with the North has put the spotlight on one of the most closely watched figures in Pyongyang: Kim Yo-jong, the
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Austria Expels Four Russian Diplomats, Bringing Total to 18 Since 2020
Austria has expelled four Russian diplomats on security grounds, the foreign ministry in Vienna announced, in the latest move against what European
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Gaza, Prices and the War: What Analysts Say Actually Decided the Midterms
Analysts say public outrage over Gaza helped decide Tuesday midterms, alongside anger over prices and the war in Iran, in a vote shaped by more than one war.
Politics
Newsom Commutations Face a January Clock in the Supreme Court
The California Supreme Court must review 382 of the 548 commutations, and if it does not act before Newsom leaves office in January, they will expire.
Business
Brent Touches $110 as Hormuz Attacks Put Energy Markets on Edge
Oil markets flinched hard this week. Brent crude touched $110 a barrel — settling at $109.86, up 3.7 per cent — as a wave…
Technology
Anthropic Eliminates Coding Interviews as AI Shifts Hiring
Anthropic eliminates coding interviews, as AI shifts hiring from algorithm proof to architectural judgment in a change that could reshape tech recruitment.
Sports
Formula 1 Returns to Africa With 10-Year Rwanda Grand Prix Deal From Early 2030s
Formula 1 will return to Africa with a 10-year Rwanda Grand Prix deal from the early 2030s, racing on a new Bugesera circuit for the first time since 1993.
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WWE Money in the Bank: Penta, Stratton Win Briefcases; Liv Morgan Takes Title
Penta and Tiffany Stratton won the Money in the Bank briefcases in New Orleans while Liv Morgan captured the Women's World Championship in a triple threat.
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Pennsylvania’s Congenital Measles Warning: A Disease Not Seen in Decades
Pennsylvania health officials have issued an urgent warning to doctors about congenital measles, a condition not seen in the state for decades, as the…
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NASA-Japan MMX Mission to Bring Home Phobos Samples; Launch October 19
The Japan-led MMX mission with NASA technology launches Oct. 19 to collect samples from Phobos and return them to Earth, a first for a Martian moon.
