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Feed Costs Surge From Iran War, as Plunging Hog Prices Deepen Challenges for China’s Pig Farmers
Overcapacity due to Beijing’s policies and weak domestic consumption are at the root of the sector’s troubles, analysts say.
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University Denies It Planned to Change ‘James Cook’ Name
James Cook University says reports it considered changing its name, which references British explorer James Cook, are incorrect.
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Day in Photos: Swiss Ice Skaters, Protests in South America, and Conflict in the Middle East
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
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Iran Conflict Highlights Evolving Drone Threat
The ongoing battle with Iran has featured many advanced and expensive weapons.
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Trump Extends Pause on Iranian Energy Strikes to April 6
‘Talks are ongoing and, despite erroneous statements to the contrary by the Fake News Media, and others, they are going very well,’ Trump wrote on Truth Social.
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Czech Police Detain 3, Including US Citizen, Over Drone Factory Arson Attack
The prosecutor says the probe is leaning toward the suspects’ declared motive, as authorities examine claims by a radical activist network.
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EU Launches Investigation Into Snapchat’s Compliance With Laws Protecting Children From Grooming
The investigation adds to pressure on platforms following two high-profile legal challenges against Meta and YouTube.
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Finland’s Top Court Says Bible Pamphlet is Hate Speech
The court found that certain statements in the 2004 pamphlet constituted criminal ‘insult’ under Finland’s hate speech statutes.
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Kremlin Says No Progress on Key Issues but Remains Open to Ukraine Talks
A Kremlin spokesperson denied the premise of a New York Times opinion piece by a Russian journalist suggesting Putin had lost interest in negotiations.
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Former Taiwanese Presidential Candidate Sentenced to 17 Years in Corruption Case
The ruling against Ko Wen-je, once the mayor of Taipei, may further complicate the political environment in Taiwan.
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Feed Costs Surge From Iran War, as Plunging Hog Prices Deepen Challenges for China’s Pig Farmers
Overcapacity due to Beijing’s policies and weak domestic consumption are at the root of the sector’s troubles, analysts say.
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University Denies It Planned to Change ‘James Cook’ Name
James Cook University says reports it considered changing its name, which references British explorer James Cook, are incorrect.
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Day in Photos: Swiss Ice Skaters, Protests in South America, and Conflict in the Middle East
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
|
Iran Conflict Highlights Evolving Drone Threat
The ongoing battle with Iran has featured many advanced and expensive weapons.
|
Trump Extends Pause on Iranian Energy Strikes to April 6
‘Talks are ongoing and, despite erroneous statements to the contrary by the Fake News Media, and others, they are going very well,’ Trump wrote on Truth Social.
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Czech Police Detain 3, Including US Citizen, Over Drone Factory Arson Attack
The prosecutor says the probe is leaning toward the suspects’ declared motive, as authorities examine claims by a radical activist network.
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EU Launches Investigation Into Snapchat’s Compliance With Laws Protecting Children From Grooming
The investigation adds to pressure on platforms following two high-profile legal challenges against Meta and YouTube.
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Finland’s Top Court Says Bible Pamphlet is Hate Speech
The court found that certain statements in the 2004 pamphlet constituted criminal ‘insult’ under Finland’s hate speech statutes.
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Kremlin Says No Progress on Key Issues but Remains Open to Ukraine Talks
A Kremlin spokesperson denied the premise of a New York Times opinion piece by a Russian journalist suggesting Putin had lost interest in negotiations.
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Former Taiwanese Presidential Candidate Sentenced to 17 Years in Corruption Case
The ruling against Ko Wen-je, once the mayor of Taipei, may further complicate the political environment in Taiwan.
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