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Trump Takes Hard Line as Hormuz Tensions Mark New NormalWorld3:13

US President Donald Trump insisted that no talks are taking place with Iran, leaving the Middle East conflict and the question of control over the Strait of Hormuz in limbo.

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BlackRock Says Copper’s Upward Trend Can ContinueEconomy

Evy Hambro, BlackRock’s head of fundamental equities thematic and sector investing, says the rise in copper prices can continue. He describes the market as very tight and warns that investors who dismissed copper after its gains may already have missed out.

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Thai schools ramp up shooter drills after deadly attackSociety

Thai schools held active-shooter drills as authorities moved to strengthen security, two weeks after a 14-year-old opened fire at a school and at home, killing seven people.

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Traders Weigh Concerns Surrounding AI BuildoutEconomy

Traders remain cautious as loose fiscal policy and heavy borrowing by the biggest spenders on artificial-intelligence buildout are expected to keep yields elevated.

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HKEX Sees Strong IPO Pipeline With International FirmsEconomy

Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing CEO Bonnie Chan said the initial public offering pipeline remains strong, with close to 10 international companies pursuing listings.

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Ukrainian protesters back Fedorov’s call for electionsPolitics1:00

Ukrainians rallied in Kyiv to support former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov’s call for elections during wartime. They voiced backing for leadership renewal while questioning whether voting is practical during Russia’s invasion.

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S Korean FM: Cutting drills short to pressure Seoul into Iran warWorld

South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun says Donald Trump is trying to pressure Seoul into joining the war with Iran. Large-scale military drills between the allies have been halved and will end a week early after Trump ordered the Pentagon to substantially reduce its involvement. Political analyst Joe Siracusa offers analysis.

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Democratic socialists score another major win in Florida racePolitics

CNN projected that state Rep. Angie Nixon would defeat retired Army Lt. Col. Alex Vindman in Florida’s Democratic Senate primary. The contest underscored growing frustration among Democratic voters with Israel’s war in Gaza following Hamas’ October 7, 2023 attack. Nixon has centered Palestinians’ struggles in her campaign and called for an end to US military support for Israel.

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AI in the music industry | Cost of LivingTech

The program examines AI’s growing influence on the music industry and asks whether it is truly a problem needing a fix, with author Drew Thurlow discussing his book Machine Music: How AI is Transforming Music’s Next Act. It also looks at why people still chase ice cream trucks when popsicles are sold at grocery stores.

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UAE suspends trade and financial activity with IranWorld5:03

The United Arab Emirates says it has suspended all trade exchanges and financial transactions with Iran until further notice. Amin Saikal of the Australian National University weighs in on the move.

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Johannesburg water crisis: Ageing network and poor services blamedSociety

Johannesburg, South Africa’s largest city, is facing a worsening water crisis, with broken pipes, ageing supply networks and poorly managed municipal services causing regular outages. Local government elections are due in November, while the president has promised an action plan to address residents’ frustration.

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Iran War: Trump Says No Talks Taking PlaceWorld48:17

European stocks were subdued as investors watched a global chip selloff, higher bond yields and geopolitical uncertainty. Oil prices rose, with Brent gaining for a fourth day after President Trump said talks with Iran to end the war were no longer taking place. A 50% tariff on Canadian imports was paused less than two hours before it was due to start.

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Seoul holds anti-terror drill during US-South Korea military exerciseWorld

Seoul’s Songpa District Office led an anti-terror drill involving more than 200 people as part of the ongoing US-South Korea exercise linked to Ulchi Freedom Shield. The activity mainly focused on civil defense and improving the government’s ability to handle emergencies.

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