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European troops arrive in Greenland as talks with US highlight 'disagreement' over island's future

European troops arrive in Greenland as talks with US highlight 'disagreement' over island's future

Troops from several European countries are arriving in Greenland in a show of support for Denmark as talks between representatives of Denmark, Greenland and the U.S. highlighted "fundamental disagreement."
Opinion:  Health equity is not a program, it’s a choice Allentown must make

Opinion: Health equity is not a program, it’s a choice Allentown must make

Opinion: We cannot simply throw funding at wicked problems and expect different outcomes.
China’s subsidy change adds to EV makers’ stress as more buyers consider petrol cars

China’s subsidy change adds to EV makers’ stress as more buyers consider petrol cars

Growth momentum in the mainland car market may shift from battery-powered to petrol-based models this year on account of a revised subsidy policy, exacerbating a bearish profit outlook for the country’s 50-odd electric vehicle (EV) builders. Slower growth in EV adoption would deal another heavy blow to assemblers from BYD to Leapmotor, which are known for low-priced cars, after big-name international banks reduced forecasts for car deliveries this year. “Petroleum-powered cars will regain market...
An internally split Europe can never fully engage China and Asia

An internally split Europe can never fully engage China and Asia

When contemporary Europe engages with the world, it increasingly presents as two distinct Europes operating within the same institutional framework. This duality – a Europe of strategic dependence vs a Europe of normative assertion – creates a contradiction. For partners, particularly in China and across Asia, this is not merely an abstract identity crisis but a practical geopolitical puzzle that complicates engagement and challenges assumptions about Europe’s global role. One Europe, embedded...

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Francis eyes Wales recall after Sale move

Sale Sharks sign Wales international Tomas Francis on a two-year deal from the start of next season.
Hong Kong police shoot man wielding meat cleaver in Tuen Mun

Hong Kong police shoot man wielding meat cleaver in Tuen Mun

Hong Kong police shot and injured a man after he brandished a meat cleaver in Tuen Mun neighbourhood. The incident occurred at around 7pm along Tuen Hi Road near Tuen Mun Town Hall, where the man was seen carrying the knife. An officer responding to the scene opened fire, with two shots believed to have been fired near a convenience store at Tuen Mun Town Plaza, according to a source. A police spokesman said the man was unconscious when he was taken to Tuen Mun Hospital. A video circulating...
Ailing astronaut returns to Earth early in NASA’s first medical evacuation

Ailing astronaut returns to Earth early in NASA’s first medical evacuation

It was an unexpected finish to a mission that began in August and left the International Space Station with only three on board.

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Deeply controversial land reform in Zimbabwe helping small farmers adapt to climate change, research suggests

Deeply controversial land reform in Zimbabwe helping small farmers adapt to climate change, research suggests

Exclusive: 25 years after the programme – widely seen as being characterised by violence and economic chaos – was introduced, new research finds that it has helped smallholder farmers become more resilient to the climate crisis
Federal Agent Shoots Minnesota Man in Leg as Tensions Escalate

Federal Agent Shoots Minnesota Man in Leg as Tensions Escalate

Another shooting involving a federal officer is causing chaos in Minneapolis with protestors gathering at the scene, setting off fireworks and throwing rocks at police. The Department of Homeland Security says federal officers stopped an immigrant from Venezuela who allegedly resisted arrest. DHS claimed two other people joined the struggle and the original target began striking the officer with “a shovel or broomstick” adding the officer was “fearing for his life” and fired, hitting the
Fear, anger spread after another immigration shooting in Minneapolis

Fear, anger spread after another immigration shooting in Minneapolis

Smoke filled the street Wednesday night near the site of the latest shooting as federal officers wearing gas masks and helmets fired tear gas into a crowd while protesters threw rocks and shot fireworks.