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3 July 06:20

Xiaomi won't start selling cars in international markets until 2027, focusing now on Chinese demand for its electric models.

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3 July 06:02

The Pentagon says the US strikes have delayed Iran's nuclear program by about two years, though their effectiveness remains uncertain.

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3 July 05:55

Israeli PM Netanyahu says he will eliminate Hamas and is considering proposals for a ceasefire as talks continue.

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3 July 05:44

Microsoft announces the layoffs of 9,000 employees, representing nearly 4% of its global workforce, following internal reorganization.

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3 July 05:38

A ferry sank in Indonesia, leaving four people dead and 38 missing. Rescuers are searching for survivors.

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3 July 05:20

The Iranian president ratified a law suspending cooperation with the IAEA, accusing the agency of bias towards the West.

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2 July 20:53

Donald Trump said Israel has agreed to a 60-day truce with Hamas, but the details remain unclear and the parties have not yet confirmed the offer.

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2 July 20:40

Denmark is discussing with Ukraine the possibility of Ukrainian arms firms producing weapons on Danish territory, including drones and missiles.

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2 July 20:31

Six people accused of witchcraft have been lynched to death by a local militia in Burundi, sparking international outrage.

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2 July 20:21

A California court has ruled that Google must pay $314 million for illegally collecting mobile data from Android users.

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2 July 20:18

An 18-year-old has been arrested in France for planning violent attacks on women with links to the 'incel' movement.

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2 July 19:56

Chancellor Friedrich Merz has been criticized for his remarks that the rainbow flag should not be flown at the Bundestag for the Pride parade, saying parliament is not a "circus tent".

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2 July 19:50

The European Commission aims to make Europe the most attractive destination for life sciences by 2030, investing more than €10bn a year.

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2 July 19:40

Kazakh President Toqaev has promulgated a law banning the wearing of the burqa and niqab in public, in line with the trend in Central Asia to restrict the Islamic headscarf.

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2 July 19:39

Poland's temporary border controls with Germany will continue until August 5 in response to Germany's tightening of checks.

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2 July 19:24

Iran seeks international recognition as a victim of US and Israeli attacks, demanding reparations for violations of its sovereignty.

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2 July 19:16

The European Commission, led by Ursula von der Leyen, is facing a no-confidence motion initiated by MEP Gheorghe Piperea because of a lack of transparency.

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2 July 18:52

The air-conditioning system in the European Parliament building is not working because of the heatwave, prompting jokes among staff.

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2 July 18:48

Hamas announces it is negotiating truce proposals with Israel amid a severe humanitarian crisis after Trump hinted at a possible deal.

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2 July 18:29

Michael Dickerson, chargé d'affaires at the US Embassy, said Romania remains a candidate for the Visa Waiver Program and is optimistic about joining.

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