Evgenia Filimianova
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Evgenia Filimianova is a UK-based journalist covering a wide range of international stories, with a particular interest in foreign policy, economy, and UK politics.
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Musk’s xAI Plans $20 Billion Mississippi Data Center in Largest Investment in State History
The MACROHARDRR facility is expected to boost xAI’s computing capacity to nearly 2 gigawatts and begin operations early this year.
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Rio Tinto in Talks to Buy Glencore in Potential Mega-Merger
Glencore shares jumped by more than 8 percent on Jan. 9 as Rio Tinto slid about 3 percent.
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GM to Take $6 Billion EV Charge Amid Policy Shift, Weak Demand
The automaker said it is scaling back electric vehicle capacity while keeping current EV models on sale.
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Lebanese Army Says Plan to Limit Weapons to State Forces at Advanced Stage
Israel said Lebanese steps are insufficient and accused Hezbollah of rebuilding with Iranian support.
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Venezuela’s Interim Leader Rodriguez Signals Openness to Energy Deals
Delcy Rodriguez told lawmakers that Caracas seeks commercially grounded oil and gas ties as Washington asserts oversight and U.S. firms eye investment.
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Israel and Syria Agree to Joint Security Mechanism in US-Brokered Talks
Washington said the Paris meeting advanced dialogue urged by U.S. President Donald Trump after recent border violence strained relations.
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Yemen’s Saudi-Backed Council Expels Separatist Leader, Accuses Him of Treason
A spokesman for the Saudi-led military coalition said it carried out preemptive strikes after Zubaidi mobilized armed units.
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Tesla UK Registrations Fall 9 Percent Year Over Year Amid Rising Chinese EV Competition
Chinese automakers make gains as the UK electric vehicle market shifts despite a year-end registration slump.
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Next-Generation Rubin Chips in Full Production, Nvidia CEO Says
The new chips are designed to scale massive AI systems for chatbots and data centers.
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Israel Says It Hit Hezbollah, Hamas Targets in Lebanon
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun condemned the strikes, saying they had hit towns in the Bekaa Valley and southern Lebanon.
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Musk’s xAI Plans $20 Billion Mississippi Data Center in Largest Investment in State History
The MACROHARDRR facility is expected to boost xAI’s computing capacity to nearly 2 gigawatts and begin operations early this year.
|
Rio Tinto in Talks to Buy Glencore in Potential Mega-Merger
Glencore shares jumped by more than 8 percent on Jan. 9 as Rio Tinto slid about 3 percent.
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GM to Take $6 Billion EV Charge Amid Policy Shift, Weak Demand
The automaker said it is scaling back electric vehicle capacity while keeping current EV models on sale.
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Lebanese Army Says Plan to Limit Weapons to State Forces at Advanced Stage
Israel said Lebanese steps are insufficient and accused Hezbollah of rebuilding with Iranian support.
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Venezuela’s Interim Leader Rodriguez Signals Openness to Energy Deals
Delcy Rodriguez told lawmakers that Caracas seeks commercially grounded oil and gas ties as Washington asserts oversight and U.S. firms eye investment.
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Israel and Syria Agree to Joint Security Mechanism in US-Brokered Talks
Washington said the Paris meeting advanced dialogue urged by U.S. President Donald Trump after recent border violence strained relations.
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Yemen’s Saudi-Backed Council Expels Separatist Leader, Accuses Him of Treason
A spokesman for the Saudi-led military coalition said it carried out preemptive strikes after Zubaidi mobilized armed units.
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Tesla UK Registrations Fall 9 Percent Year Over Year Amid Rising Chinese EV Competition
Chinese automakers make gains as the UK electric vehicle market shifts despite a year-end registration slump.
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Next-Generation Rubin Chips in Full Production, Nvidia CEO Says
The new chips are designed to scale massive AI systems for chatbots and data centers.
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Israel Says It Hit Hezbollah, Hamas Targets in Lebanon
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun condemned the strikes, saying they had hit towns in the Bekaa Valley and southern Lebanon.
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