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Asia-Pacific markets were set to broadly higher on Tuesday, amid lower oil prices after President Donald Trump said he is postponing a scheduled attack on Iran
A packed race for governor: What to know about Oregon’s primary elections ○
The primaries should winnow down the nearly two dozen candidates seeking to challenge incumbent Governor Tina Kotek.
‘Disposable’ operatives for hire are a new menace for western countries ⊖⊖
A court case in New York has highlighted how Iran is using technology to recruit agents who may not even be regime supporters
When on Friday a 32-year-old Iraqi was brought before a court in New York …
Tense, tetchy but triumphant - all Arsenal eyes now on Bournemouth ⊕
All Arsenal eyes will be on Bournemouth v Man City on Tuesday with the Gunners agonisingly close to ending their 22-year wait for a Premier League title.
Intel CEO says foundry business is gaining momentum as customer interest grows ⊕⊕
Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan said the company’s Foundry turnaround is gaining traction.
CNBC's The China Connection newsletter: Three major shifts from the Trump-Xi meeting ⊕
The U.S. and Chinese readouts agree on one phrase: constructive strategic stability.
These chip stocks could extend historic gains by rallying over 110%, according to Nomura ⊕
Surging structural demand for memory in AI applications are likely to keep profitability high for chip stocks.
Brazil call up Neymar to World Cup 2026 squad ○
Brazil's all-time leading scorer Neymar called up for World Cup 2026 as Carlo Ancelotti turns to forward for first time.
Racist abuse of NHS nurses rising amid ‘normalisation’ of extreme views, RCN warns ⊖⊖
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Figures disclosed by nursing union show big rise on reported incidents which may only be ‘tip of the iceberg’
Racist abuse of NHS nurses has jumped by 86% in the last few years, which their union’s bo…
Third of university students in Great Britain think AI job losses will cause social unrest, poll finds ⊕
Tracker of attitudes towards artificial intelligence also finds almost half of the public would prefer to avoid it
One in three university students think AI will wipe out jobs so rapidly it will trigg…