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Dr Puspa Sharma on how the Gen Z uprising reshaped Nepal's politicsWorld

Nepal’s search for survivors has reached a critical stage two weeks after devastating floods swept the Himalayan country. Rescuers are concentrating on three hydropower tunnels where dozens of workers may be trapped; officials estimate 121 of the 900 missing workers could be inside. The disaster is testing Nepal’s new government as the country marks one year since the Gen Z uprising toppled former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli.

CCNA
Who is Sarah Khalifa, the Egyptian TV presenter sentenced to death?World

An Egyptian court has sentenced television presenter Sarah Khalifa and 11 others to death in a major case involving the manufacture and trafficking of narcotics. The 39-year-old is known for hosting “Mission Impossible,” a programme focused on security and crime issues.

FFrance 24 English
UK, France and 10 other countries to sanction trade with Israeli settlementsWorld4:19

Twelve countries, including Britain, Canada and France, said Tuesday they would impose sanctions on trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank, following a rise in attacks by Israeli settlers on Palestinian villages there. British Foreign Minister Ed Miliband told Parliament that Britain must move beyond simply condemning injustice and suffering and act against settlement expansion.

FFrance 24 English
NEW: TSA to allow non-travelers through securitySociety7:01

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin discusses a new TSA program that will let people without tickets pass airport security at 13 airports, while addressing concerns about the potential security risks.

FFox News
Mistral AI Raises €3 Billion With Samsung Leading the RoundTech

French artificial intelligence company Mistral AI is raising €3 billion ($3.49 billion) in a Series D round joined by Samsung Electronics. CEO Arthur Mensch says the company may still be undervalued and that macroeconomic trends are beginning to indicate open-source models will prevail.

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Yen’s Fundamentals Are ‘Different This Time,’ Natixis SaysEconomy

Natixis senior economist Trinh Nguyen says the yen has room for “a lot of movement.” She points to the reshoring of Japanese investment, higher interest rates, attractive Japanese government bond yields and an undervalued yen as factors making the current situation different.

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Brent Oil Climbs Toward $100 as Hormuz Flows ConstrainedEconomy

Brent crude neared $100 a barrel after Saudi Arabia said attacks had halted operations at several energy facilities in the kingdom’s south. Oil trader Vitol estimated flows through the Strait of Hormuz at roughly half their pre-war level, while cautioning that the exact figure is difficult to quantify.

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Goldman Warns Oil May Rally to $120 on Ship DisruptionsEconomy

Goldman Sachs commodities research co-head Samantha Dart warns that shipping disruptions could send oil prices to $120. She says gasoline and diesel may remain elevated throughout next year because tight refining capacity has not been resolved.

BBloomberg Television
'Be kind to yourself': US expat Robin Allison Davis on surviving cancer in ParisCulture

Robin Allison Davis, an American who moved to Paris and was diagnosed with breast cancer twice soon afterwards, tells FRANCE 24 how she endured the trauma. The paperback edition of her memoir, “Surviving Paris: A Memoir of Healing in the City of Light,” has been released, with reviews highlighting its sorrow, laughter and unforgettable awkward moments.

FFrance 24 English
Canada’s retaliatory tariffs take effectEconomy

Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on the United States took effect early Tuesday, hitting goods including milk, perfume and golf clubs as the trade war between the two countries continues.

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Australia proposes letting social media users opt out of algorithm-based contentTech

Australia is pursuing legislation that would require platforms including Facebook, Instagram and TikTok to let users switch off personalised algorithmic recommendations. Users could instead view posts only from followed friends and creators. The bill would also introduce a “digital duty of care” to strengthen protections for under-18s from online harms.

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Canada’s counter-tariffs take effect as trade war with US heats upEconomy

Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars’ worth of US goods came into force Tuesday as tensions in the North American trade dispute intensified. A day earlier, Trump threatened to block Bombardier Aviation’s US sales unless the Quebec-based aircraft maker shifts manufacturing to the United States.

FFrance 24 English
Made in Uzbekistan: Local brands look to new marketsEconomy

Uzbek companies in fashion, traditional crafts, electronics and manufactured goods are increasingly moving beyond production to build brands that can compete domestically and reach consumers abroad.

Eeuronews
From corals to saiga: Inside the recovery of threatened wildlifeScience

Scientists and conservationists are combining research, technology and hands-on protection to safeguard threatened wildlife, from heat-resilient corals in the Gulf of Oman to saiga antelopes on the Ustyurt Plateau.

Eeuronews
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