A health study is beginning to examine potential impacts of oilsands development on an Indigenous community in Alberta. Many residents of the community, located more than 200 kilometres north of Fort McMurray, have long believed that cancers in the region are linked to upstream industrial development along the Athabasca River.
A China-initiated intergovernmental alliance targeting cross-border telecom and cyber fraud was established in Lianyungang, Jiangsu. Delegates from 46 founding countries, 34 observer countries and four international organizations, including the UN and Interpol, attended the inaugural conference and issued a joint call for stronger cooperation.
The International Alliance Combating Telecom and Cyber Fraud was formally launched Thursday in Lianyungang, eastern China, during the annual Global Public Security Cooperation Forum. Led by China, the new intergovernmental organization brings together law enforcement agencies from dozens of countries to pursue joint action against cross-border crime.
As a good-vibes-only record of the Live ’25 Tour, “Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger” does an admirable job. Yet the oddly coy documentary never meaningfully explores the Gallagher brothers’ reconciliation or why their 2025 reunion became such a phenomenon.
At least 20 people were killed and five remain missing after the Liberian-flagged bulk carrier Ocean Melody caught fire while undergoing repairs at a shipyard in Qingdao. The cause of the blaze is still unclear, and authorities have ordered search-and-rescue efforts and an investigation.
Chinese state media say a foreign cargo ship caught fire while undergoing repairs at Qingdao Beihai Shipbuilding. Of the 42 people aboard, 20 were found without vital signs, five were hospitalized with stable vital signs and 12 escaped safely. Xi Jinping and Li Qiang issued rescue directives.
At least 20 people were killed when a foreign cargo vessel caught fire Thursday while undergoing repairs at a state-owned shipyard in Qingdao, eastern China, according to state media. Five others remain missing.
An international cargo ship caught fire after docking in China, with “heavy casualties” reported. State media said 42 people had been aboard and 12 were safely evacuated.
The toll from a fire aboard a freighter at a Chinese port stood at at least 20 dead, with five people unaccounted for, according to a Thursday report by China’s state media.
Local authorities said 25 people were confirmed dead after a foreign cargo ship caught fire while undergoing maintenance at a shipyard in Qingdao, in eastern China’s Shandong Province, on Thursday.
An international cargo ship caught fire while docked in eastern China on Thursday, with major casualties reported, according to China’s official Xinhua News Agency.
A fire broke out at 11:15 local time on a foreign-flagged cargo ship undergoing maintenance at a shipyard in Qingdao, eastern China. State media reported significant casualties. Xi Jinping ordered urgent search and rescue operations, while Li Qiang called for trapped people to be saved and warned against secondary disasters.
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for intensified rescue efforts after a foreign cargo ship caught fire while under repair at a Qingdao port in Shandong, causing major casualties. He ordered authorities to establish the cause and hold those responsible accountable. Premier Li Qiang urged treatment for the injured and measures against secondary disasters.
Geoscan has unveiled an optical navigation system for UAVs operating where satellite navigation is unavailable. It compares onboard camera images with a satellite map to determine the drone’s position; the system won the Autonomous Navigation category at the Dronosapiens Games after three days of testing.
Pump.fun announced Custom Pairs on Sept. 9, allowing new memecoins to trade against tokenized stocks, major crypto assets and other quote assets rather than only SOL and stablecoins. The article argues that retail speculation could create demand and inventory for stock tokens, while stressing that any path from meme trading to lending liquidity or institutional use remains hypothetical.
Algeria is severing diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates, Algerian state media reported Thursday. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has previously accused the Gulf state of seeking to interfere in Algeria’s internal affairs.
Algeria has decided to sever diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates after what it described as the exhaustion of all means to preserve bilateral ties, Algerian state television reported on Thursday.
A fire at a school in Bukavu, a city controlled by rebels in Congo, killed at least 17 people, including some children, medical sources said on Thursday.
Long-term Treasury yields moved higher despite a $6 billion buyback. Concerns over debt and rising oil prices continue to weigh on bond markets worldwide.
Many BRICS members are facing pressure and unlawful restrictions imposed by third countries, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said. He said they are seeking ways to secure mutual settlements in economic cooperation, including through joint investment platforms, and that the issue will be discussed at the upcoming summit in India.
Russian figure skaters and the Russian Figure Skating Federation will soon appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport against the ISU’s decision to deny neutral-status participation to Kamila Valieva, Mark Kondratyuk, Alexandra Stepanova and Ivan Bukin, Sports Minister Mikhail Degtyarev said. He stressed that athletes and federations would receive legal support, including qualified lawyers.
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The International Skating Union has again refused to grant Russian ice dancers Alexandra Stepanova and Ivan Bukin neutral status for international competitions. The pair had previously appealed the denial, which prevents them from entering tournaments requiring that status.
The International Skating Union has rejected Russian figure skaters Kamila Valieva and Mark Kondratyuk’s appeals against the withdrawal of their neutral status. They had received approval to compete as neutrals last month before it was revoked earlier this month.
Donald Trump has again recounted an incident in downtown Manhattan after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. His account contains extensive descriptive detail but is difficult to verify, prompting renewed scrutiny.
🇵🇭 Smoke billows from ferry after deadly fire off Palawan
Smoke billows from a ferry near a tourist hotspot in the Philippine province of Palawan after a fire broke out on Wednesday evening, killing at least five people and leaving 86 others missing.
🇵🇭 Smoke billows from ferry after deadly fire off Palawan
Smoke billows from a ferry near a tourist hotspot in the Philippine province of Palawan after a fire broke out on Wednesday evening, killing at least five people and leaving 86 others missing.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels claim to have seized the key port of Mocha as they push to control the country’s Red Sea coast. The advance has intensified fighting with the Saudi-backed government and could bring Iran and its proxies closer to control of the Bab al-Mandeb and Hormuz shipping chokepoints. Saudi Arabia has launched repeated airstrikes on Houthi targets.
The Houthis’ latest offensive aims to replicate Iran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz at Bab el-Mandeb. Red Sea coastal towns and islands in the strategic waterway are among their next military objectives.
Yemen’s renewed escalation is becoming a direct test of Saudi Arabia’s national security, economic resilience and ability to contain the regional war. Houthi missiles and drones have struck civilian and economic sites in Abha, Khamis Mushait, Jizan and Najran, while the group threatens Red Sea and Bab al-Mandeb shipping. Riyadh must restore deterrence without returning to an open-ended Yemen war.
Iran-aligned Houthi forces seized the historic Yemeni port of Mocha on Thursday, according to four government military sources, strengthening their leverage over the vital Bab el-Mandeb shipping route. Fighting with Saudi-backed government forces has intensified, opening a second front in the Iran conflict and putting global energy supplies at risk.
Crypto exchange giant Bybit plans to offer a European “super-app” covering stocks and derivatives. CEO Ben Zhou said the company holds an electronic money institution license in Austria and is about to secure a MiFID license as well.
The UK has put close to $40 million into SpaceX’s satellite offering, giving Musk’s company a deeper foothold in British military communications. European worries about leaning on U.S. security infrastructure are growing.
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Jimmie Åkesson will not become Sweden’s next prime minister, but the charismatic populist has arguably already prevailed in another sense. The far-right Sweden Democrats are reshaping Sweden’s political landscape.
A Colombian court has ordered right-wing President Abelardo de la Espriella to hide social-media videos of him walking past rows of dead bodies, allegedly guerrillas killed by the armed forces. The newly sworn-in president has launched a fresh offensive against armed groups involved in the country’s lucrative cocaine trade.
Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman and pilot Victor Glover have become NASA’s first astronauts to enter its emeritus program, five months after returning from the Moon. They will continue supporting work at Johnson Space Center in Houston, training and mentoring staff while pursuing opportunities outside NASA.
Protesters marched through Lima against US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s arrival and US policy toward Peru and Latin America. They defended the autonomy of countries in the region, with one participant accusing Rubio of imposing policy without consultation, as though Peru were his vassal.
Alex Honnold, known for his rope-free ascent of Yosemite’s El Capitan featured in the Oscar-winning documentary “Free Solo,” has also founded the Honnold Foundation to bring solar power to people who need it most.
A study involving nearly a million people has found new evidence suggesting that drinking scalding-hot coffee and tea could significantly raise a person’s risk of developing esophageal cancer.
President Donald Trump opened the Republican midterm convention by attacking Democrats as extremists and strongly defending the war in Iran. He also pledged to pay every adult American $5,000 if Republicans retain control of both chambers of Congress after November, apparently seeking bold moves to revive the party’s prospects amid his low approval ratings.
President Donald Trump has promised to give every American adult $5,000 if Republicans retain control of both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections. The dubious proposal could cost more than $1 trillion, require congressional approval and deepen the nearly $1.8 trillion annual budget deficit while adding to inflation concerns.
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Donald Trump has pledged to give every American adult $5,000 if Republicans retain control of Congress in November’s midterm elections, in an extraordinary bid to influence voters before the November 3 polls. The mechanism and legality are unclear; with about 270 million US adults, the proposal could cost roughly $1.35 trillion.
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The US president’s promise of a nationwide cash payout if Republicans win the midterm elections is adding uncertainty to the Treasury market before a 30-year bond auction. It is also reviving concerns over Washington’s fiscal discipline and unpredictable policymaking.
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President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he would pay every American adult a $5,000 “Trump dividend” if Republicans retain control of Congress in November’s midterm election, making an extraordinary appeal for voters to support his party.
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President Trump said he would pay every American adult a $5,000 “Trump dividend” if Republicans retain control of Congress in November’s midterm election, in an extraordinary effort to persuade voters to support his party.
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Donald Trump promised a $5,000 “dividend” for U.S. citizens if Republicans win the midterm elections. The payout could cost more than $1 trillion and is likely to face legal obstacles.
President Donald Trump floated a possible $5,000 payment to US voters if Republicans win the midterm elections. For months, Trump has called affordability concerns a hoax while saying the US economy is roaring.
Donald Trump has promised every American $5,000 if Republicans win November’s midterm elections, without explaining how the plan would work or be funded. Democrats call it an “empty promise”, while others question its legality. The proposal could cost the US government about $1.3 trillion.
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US President Donald Trump says he would give every adult American $5,000 if Republicans win both chambers of Congress in November’s midterm elections. The proposal could cost about $1.3tn, but Trump gave no details on its funding or operation. Democrats called it an “empty promise”, while legal experts questioned whether it would be lawful.
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President Trump’s speech at the Republican convention centered on a promise of a $5,000 payment and his claim that oil prices will “come tumbling down.”
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President Donald Trump promised on Wednesday to give every American adult $5,000 if Republicans retain control of Congress in November. He paired the extraordinary claim with a call for supporters to “pretend” he was also on the ballot.
US President Donald Trump urged supporters on Wednesday to treat November’s midterm elections as if he were personally on the ballot. He said he would give every American adult $5,000 if right-wing Republicans retain control of Congress, as he faces low approval ratings, rising living costs and a months-long war with Iran.
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Speaking at the Republican National Committee’s midterm convention, Donald Trump pledged a $5,000 “dividend” for every adult US citizen if Republicans retain control of the House and Senate in November’s midterm elections. If enacted, the proposal would cost $1.2 trillion.
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US President Donald Trump said he would issue a $5,000 “dividend” to every American adult if Republicans retain control of both chambers of Congress in the midterm elections. He offered no funding details or plan to track spending. At the party convention in Dallas, Trump also defended the Iran war, tariffs and immigration crackdown while attacking Democrats and immigrants.
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President Donald Trump says he plans to give every American adult $5,000 if Republicans retain control of the House and Senate in the midterm elections, a pledge described as dubious.
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Speaking at the Republican midterm convention, President Donald Trump said every adult U.S. citizen would receive a $5,000 “dividend” if Republicans win the November midterm elections. He said the money would have to be spent in the United States.
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Amazon is backing Ariane with rocket launch orders, giving Europe’s space industry a commercial boost as governments push for greater sovereign capabilities and seek to narrow the continent’s space gap.
As Russia’s State Duma elections approach, officials and pro-government media have accused the EU and Ukraine of planning provocations, cyberattacks and covert election monitoring, without providing evidence. A disinformation researcher says the narrative is intended to discredit criticism from the exiled opposition, portray Russia as besieged by foreign powers and distract from Moscow’s own interference abroad.
Tigrayan rebel authorities accused Ethiopia’s federal government of carrying out another drone strike in the northern region on Tuesday. The government has conducted multiple such strikes in Tigray in recent weeks and gathered troops near the regional border, fuelling fears that the 2020-2022 civil war could return. That conflict killed about 600,000 people.
South Korea is seeking closer artificial intelligence ties with Africa. Representatives from 45 African states are meeting in Seoul for the Ministerial Conference of the Korea-Africa Economic Cooperation, focusing on how new AI technologies could be applied across the continent.
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Nasdaq is investing $100 million in Payward, the parent company of Kraken, at a $21 billion valuation. The deal expands a strategic partnership aimed at bringing tokenized equities with voting rights to crypto exchange users.
Chad again denied involvement in Sudan’s war on Tuesday in Geneva, where it was attending the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council. N’Djamena has repeatedly been accused of acting as a logistical rear base for Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces, allegations it has consistently rejected.
Sudan war: Chad denies allegations of logistical support to RSF rebels
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🇵🇸 🇮🇱 Palestinians inspect rubble as Israel destroys entire West Bank village
Palestinians inspect the rubble after Israeli bulldozers demolished 10 homes in the West Bank village of Khirbet al-Fakhit, reportedly for being built without permits.
🇵🇸 🇮🇱 Palestinians inspect rubble as Israel destroys entire West Bank village
Palestinians inspect the rubble after Israeli bulldozers demolished 10 homes in the West Bank village of Khirbet al-Fakhit, reportedly for being built without permits.
Several African heads of state and national space-agency leaders, including Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame, attended France’s first international space summit on Thursday. The event provided an opportunity to visit the Rwanda Space Agency, established in 2020.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Washington does not believe Iran’s foreign trade links or assistance from other countries will change the balance of power between the United States and Iran. He said the US would continue to “strangle” Iran economically by restricting its foreign trade and financial ties.
Namibian Ambassador to China Tonata Itenge-Emvula said China’s digital infrastructure, artificial intelligence capabilities and practical experience in smart city development offer Namibia a viable path. Speaking in Shanghai, she said the two countries have broad prospects for cooperation, including smart city pilot projects.
Türkiye is making quantum and space technology priorities in a new research and development drive, according to the headline. Vice President Yilmaz is pictured speaking at an international media meeting on the Medium-Term Programme.
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The documentary NAZA, directed by Oscar-winning Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, presents anonymous testimony from 24 Israeli military insiders about surveillance and remote-killing systems used in Gaza. The film describes AI-assisted targeting, attacks on homes with families inside, and other alleged systematic practices, and premiered at the Venice film festival.
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Beijing-based AI startup Moonshot is considering listing in both Hong Kong and Shanghai to raise more funds and increase its exposure, the South China Morning Post reported on Thursday, citing two people familiar with the matter.
Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11 attacks, current and former Associated Press journalists who witnessed the events look back on what they saw that day.
Ukraine’s National Anti-Corruption Bureau has opened cases against more than 60 Verkhovna Rada lawmakers, an investigative unit chief told the Financial Times. He warned that a growing number of investigations could give lawmakers enough votes to amend Ukrainian legislation. The report also says Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s failed 2025 effort to control NABU strengthened the bureau’s position.
The 2026 APEC CEO Summit will take place in Shenzhen on November 17-18, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade said. Hosted under the theme “promoting prosperity together for a win-win future,” it will bring about 1,000 political and business representatives together to discuss regional trade, connectivity, artificial intelligence and sustainable development.
Donald Trump headlined the Republican Party’s first midterm convention and urged voters to keep him in mind when they vote in November. He said that if Republicans retain control of both the House and Senate, he would seek a $5,000 “dividend” for every U.S. citizen.
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Donald Trump proposed paying every U.S. adult a $5,000 “Trump dividend” if Republicans win November’s congressional elections. He made the proposal in a nearly two-hour prime-time speech closing the first day of the Republican Party’s first-ever midterm convention, placing himself at the center of the campaign as his approval ratings weigh on Republican prospects.
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India’s potential demand for Russian helicopters could reach about 5,000 aircraft, Tatarstan Industry and Trade Minister Oleg Korobchenko told TASS. Tatarstan plans to explore with India the localization of production, maintenance services and technology transfers, though the potential investment has not yet been determined.
Former Zelensky spokeswoman Yulia Mendel said Europe had not expected Kyiv to seek another $27 billion before year-end to cover a budget gap. She said EU officials were questioning where the shortfall came from and whether Ukraine was spending aid properly. Mendel warned that advancing a two-year EU loan would leave 2027 nearly empty and said Europe would review its financing approach.
The US Permanent Representative to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, reportedly urged allied envoys at a closed-door July meeting to withdraw from the Rome Statute and leave the International Criminal Court. Politico said Washington also pressed countries to condemn the court and end support, while the Netherlands and France defended it.
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The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant lost power 10 times over the past three months, while Kyiv obstructed repairs to its power lines, Russian envoy Mikhail Ulyanov said. He accused Ukrainian forces of attacking several plant facilities and said the site remains on the front line, in cold shutdown and unable to generate electricity for its own needs.
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi agreed that relations with Moscow are important, ruling Liberal Democratic Party lawmaker Muneo Suzuki told TASS after a private meeting. Suzuki denied reports that they discussed Vladimir Putin’s recent visit to Iturup and said the talks mainly focused on an upcoming election in Okinawa.
Mathematician Andreas Thom accused OpenAI of dishonesty and a lack of transparency over whether user interactions and unpublished research influenced its recent mathematical breakthroughs. He said the company’s response addressed only direct access to conversations, not whether they entered training datasets, and called on OpenAI to disclose evidence proving otherwise.
A ferry caught fire near Coron in the Philippines, killing at least five people and leaving 87 missing. Coast guard crews are searching rough seas for those unaccounted for and have rescued survivors.
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🇨🇳 Supporters pay respects to founder of Communist China
Fifty years after his death, diehard fans of the Chinese Communist leader Chairman Mao Zedong line up in his hometown to pay tribute -- holding portraits, leaving huge floral tributes and singing revolutionary songs.
🇨🇳 Supporters pay respects to founder of Communist China
Fifty years after his death, diehard fans of the Chinese Communist leader Chairman Mao Zedong line up in his hometown to pay tribute -- holding portraits, leaving huge floral tributes and singing revolutionary songs.
The world’s largest direct air capture plant is removing more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere at a lower cost. The progress offers encouragement to an industry struggling to scale economically as global warming exceeds dangerous levels.
A Republican-led Senate subcommittee responsible for disaster-management oversight is investigating the Hugging Face hack by rogue AI agents involving OpenAI.
Diamondback Energy CEO Kaes Van’t Hof says oil companies are no longer seen as pariahs by young people seeking well-paid careers, with Big Tech now taking their place as Public Enemy No 1.
French President Emmanuel Macron urged Europe to strengthen its space sector and set ambitions for cargo missions, lunar landings and crewed spaceflight. He also called for reducing reliance on US and Russian services, proposing a European cargo capsule in two years, a lunar lander in five and a crewed capsule in 10.
Saanich police watched for more than a month without intervening as Yin Yeung Derek Chan allegedly breached bail conditions by carrying a phone through businesses. A Crown lawyer believed he was seeking more victims at Fitness World and Value Village, where he had previously recorded hundreds of women and girls.
The tent encampment at Regina’s Pepsi Park has grown steadily this summer to about 70 tents and 150 people. The city is using an outreach approach instead of dismantling it, while advocates seek services such as showers and electricity and business owners say the encampment is costing them.
US chipmaker AMD launched what it calls a “personal supercomputer” in Berlin on Friday, presenting it as a device designed for a completely new era of computing driven by artificial intelligence.
The IAEA Board of Governors has accused Iran of failing to meet its nuclear nonproliferation commitments and referred the matter to the UN Security Council. The agency has been unable to inspect key Iranian nuclear sites for more than a year, while Tehran says ongoing US and Israeli attacks make access unsafe and calls the resolution politically motivated. Analysts expect Russia and China to block further Security Council action.
China voiced concern over a reported US pilot project in Panama to create the world’s first AI supply chain certification platform. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said using such an initiative to control technology supply chains and contain China would amount to geopolitical calculations harmful to the Global South’s development.
Ukrainian sea drones struck Sochi’s waterfront on September 9, injuring 28 people, including two children. A concert by singer Tatiana Bulanova was halted and the audience evacuated. A fire broke out, while officials described the damage as minor. Russia’s Investigative Committee opened a terrorism case, claiming Ukraine deliberately targeted the resort area.
China’s National Development and Reform Commission held a roundtable with senior executives from more than 60 US companies operating in China. The technology, industrial and consumer-goods companies discussed the business environment, policy support and prospects for future investment.
In May 1935, after months of arduous travel, the Red Army reached the Jinsha River, a major natural obstacle on its northward journey. At Jiaoping Ferry, 37 local boatmen used six wooden boats to help more than 30,000 Red Army soldiers cross, in one of the Long March’s most critical moments.
Russia deceives and coerces foreign nationals—especially migrants from low-income countries—to enlist and fight in Ukraine, Amnesty International says. Recruits may be promised civilian work, money or citizenship, then sent to the front after as little as two weeks of training, with passports seized and movement restricted. Amnesty says the practices often amount to human trafficking.
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A major Novartis shareholder is urging a shake-up of the Swiss drugmaker’s board to strengthen corporate governance after the company’s shares suffered their biggest-ever fall this week following two consecutive trial setbacks.
Bitcoin is holding near $78,000 as traders assess inflation, Federal Reserve policy, oil prices and disruption around the Strait of Hormuz. Glassnode identifies $83,000–$86,000 as a dense overhead supply zone, while $76,600 is the first key support and $62,000–$65,000 the deeper structural failure band.
A Hong Kong court convicted Dow Jones of trying to prevent Wall Street Journal journalist Selina Cheng from running for chair of the Hong Kong Journalists Association. It acquitted the publisher over her dismissal, accepting that she was made redundant because of corporate restructuring rather than her union role. Sentencing will come later.
A Hong Kong court on Thursday convicted Dow Jones, publisher of the Wall Street Journal, of trying to prevent a former reporter from becoming head of a press union. It acquitted the company of unlawfully firing her.
A Hong Kong court found Dow Jones Publishing guilty of preventing reporter Selina Cheng from taking up a role at the Hong Kong Journalists Association, while clearing it of a second charge alleging dismissal or discrimination because of her union rights. Cheng was fired weeks after becoming the association’s chair, in a case that heightened concerns about press freedom in the city.
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