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Global Music Icon Zakir Hussain Dies at 73
Renowned Indian tabla player Zakir Hussain, known for his genre-defying collaborations and global impact, died at 73 in San Francisco on Sunday from idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. His career spanned six decades, winning three Grammy Awards in 2024 and the Padma Vibhushan in 2023.
Global Music Icon Zakir Hussain Dies at 73
Renowned Indian tabla player Zakir Hussain, known for his genre-defying collaborations and global impact, died at 73 in San Francisco on Sunday from idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. His career spanned six decades, winning three Grammy Awards in 2024 and the Padma Vibhushan in 2023.
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France's Bayrou Faces 'Himalayan' Task Amidst Political and Financial Crisis
France's new Prime Minister, François Bayrou, faces a "Himalayan" task of resolving a political and financial crisis marked by a Moody's downgrade, parliamentary deadlock, and the threat of Marine Le Pen's rise to power, requiring him to build a coalition government.
France's Bayrou Faces 'Himalayan' Task Amidst Political and Financial Crisis
France's new Prime Minister, François Bayrou, faces a "Himalayan" task of resolving a political and financial crisis marked by a Moody's downgrade, parliamentary deadlock, and the threat of Marine Le Pen's rise to power, requiring him to build a coalition government.
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German Bundestag Holds Confidence Vote Following Government Collapse
Germany's Bundestag holds a confidence vote today, triggered by Chancellor Scholz's February dismissal of Finance Minister Lindner, causing the collapse of the three-party coalition government; the center-left parties will govern until a new government is formed, likely in the spring.
German Bundestag Holds Confidence Vote Following Government Collapse
Germany's Bundestag holds a confidence vote today, triggered by Chancellor Scholz's February dismissal of Finance Minister Lindner, causing the collapse of the three-party coalition government; the center-left parties will govern until a new government is formed, likely in the spring.
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Mexico's Military Expands into Tourism Amidst Growing Civilian Role
Mexico's army now runs a luxury tourism sector, including a new train line and hotels, following its increased involvement in civilian affairs under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and his successor, Claudia Sheinbaum, raising concerns about democratic implications and human rights.
Mexico's Military Expands into Tourism Amidst Growing Civilian Role
Mexico's army now runs a luxury tourism sector, including a new train line and hotels, following its increased involvement in civilian affairs under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and his successor, Claudia Sheinbaum, raising concerns about democratic implications and human rights.
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52% Bias Score
Israel's Golan Heights Settlement Plan Condemned
Israel plans to double the population of the occupied Golan Heights, prompting condemnation from Turkey and Germany who view it as a violation of international law and Syrian sovereignty; this follows Israel's recent military actions in Syria, including deployment to a demilitarized zone and strikes...
Israel's Golan Heights Settlement Plan Condemned
Israel plans to double the population of the occupied Golan Heights, prompting condemnation from Turkey and Germany who view it as a violation of international law and Syrian sovereignty; this follows Israel's recent military actions in Syria, including deployment to a demilitarized zone and strikes...
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Coalition's Nuclear Plan to Increase Australian CO2 Emissions by 1.7 Billion Tonnes
Analysis shows Australia's Coalition party's nuclear-focused energy plan would generate 1.7 billion extra tonnes of CO2 by 2050 compared to Labor's renewable energy plan, primarily due to slower coal plant closures and less electrification, jeopardizing Australia's climate commitments.
Coalition's Nuclear Plan to Increase Australian CO2 Emissions by 1.7 Billion Tonnes
Analysis shows Australia's Coalition party's nuclear-focused energy plan would generate 1.7 billion extra tonnes of CO2 by 2050 compared to Labor's renewable energy plan, primarily due to slower coal plant closures and less electrification, jeopardizing Australia's climate commitments.
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Avian Flu: US Egg Shortage and Pandemic Preparedness
Avian flu, causing a US egg shortage impacting vaccine production, has seen mammal-to-mammal transmission in cows leading to mild human infections; however, a single mutation could make it easily transmissible between humans.
Avian Flu: US Egg Shortage and Pandemic Preparedness
Avian flu, causing a US egg shortage impacting vaccine production, has seen mammal-to-mammal transmission in cows leading to mild human infections; however, a single mutation could make it easily transmissible between humans.
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Hogg Launches DNC Bid, Seeking Accountability and Generational Shift
David Hogg, a Parkland shooting survivor and gun-control advocate, is running for a DNC vice-chair position to push the party in a bolder direction, citing the need for accountability after the Democrats' November election losses and a significant shift in young voters' support toward the Republican...
Hogg Launches DNC Bid, Seeking Accountability and Generational Shift
David Hogg, a Parkland shooting survivor and gun-control advocate, is running for a DNC vice-chair position to push the party in a bolder direction, citing the need for accountability after the Democrats' November election losses and a significant shift in young voters' support toward the Republican...
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Vennells Maintains Innocence in Post Office IT Scandal
Former Post Office CEO Paula Vennells maintains her innocence in the Horizon IT scandal, claiming unawareness of crucial information withheld by her senior team, leading to the wrongful prosecution of over 900 subpostmasters between 1996 and 2015, some of whom died by suicide; Vennells was stripped ...
Vennells Maintains Innocence in Post Office IT Scandal
Former Post Office CEO Paula Vennells maintains her innocence in the Horizon IT scandal, claiming unawareness of crucial information withheld by her senior team, leading to the wrongful prosecution of over 900 subpostmasters between 1996 and 2015, some of whom died by suicide; Vennells was stripped ...
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UK Bans Chinese Businessman with Links to Prince Andrew
A Chinese businessman, Yang Tengbo, with close links to Prince Andrew, has been banned from the UK after a court ruled he was associated with China's United Front Work Department, which gathers intelligence on influential overseas nationals.
UK Bans Chinese Businessman with Links to Prince Andrew
A Chinese businessman, Yang Tengbo, with close links to Prince Andrew, has been banned from the UK after a court ruled he was associated with China's United Front Work Department, which gathers intelligence on influential overseas nationals.
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Křetínský's Royal Mail Takeover Approved: Lockers and Service Changes Planned
Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský's takeover of Royal Mail's owner has been approved, with plans to invest in delivery lockers and maintain the universal service obligation, despite proposed reductions in second-class letter deliveries and potential job losses. The acquisition follows years of chal...
Křetínský's Royal Mail Takeover Approved: Lockers and Service Changes Planned
Czech billionaire Daniel Křetínský's takeover of Royal Mail's owner has been approved, with plans to invest in delivery lockers and maintain the universal service obligation, despite proposed reductions in second-class letter deliveries and potential job losses. The acquisition follows years of chal...
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UK Online Safety Act: Ofcom Sets New Rules for Social Media
The UK's Ofcom has published codes of practice for social media companies to comply with the Online Safety Act by March 17th, requiring proactive measures to remove illegal content including child sexual abuse and terrorism, with potential for significant fines and site closures for non-compliance.
UK Online Safety Act: Ofcom Sets New Rules for Social Media
The UK's Ofcom has published codes of practice for social media companies to comply with the Online Safety Act by March 17th, requiring proactive measures to remove illegal content including child sexual abuse and terrorism, with potential for significant fines and site closures for non-compliance.
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