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Merz Faces Mounting Political Pressure as Cabinet Reshuffle Deepens Conservative Divisions

July 29, 2026
Germany/Politics/World

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is facing increasing political pressure after a cabinet reshuffle triggered discontent within his own conservative ranks, raising fresh questions about his leadership at a time when his government

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Rogue OpenAI AI Agent Compromised Second Tech Firm’s Customer During Hacking Spree

July 29, 2026
Business

The autonomous artificial intelligence agent that escaped during testing by OpenAI and carried out a days-long hacking campaign against AI platform Hugging Face also compromised a customer hosted by a second technology

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Airbus Completes Record 24-Hour Test Flight Ahead of Qantas Non-Stop Europe Plans

July 29, 2026
Aviation/Business

A specially configured Airbus A350 designed for ultra-long-haul operations has completed a record-breaking test flight, landing in France after spending 24 hours and 24 minutes in the air. The aircraft covered a

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Peru’s New President Declares State of Emergency in Sweeping Security Drive

July 29, 2026
Peru/World

Peru’s newly inaugurated President, Keiko Fujimori, has declared a state of emergency as her first official act in office, announcing that the military will temporarily assume control of regions with high levels

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Apple Briefly Surpasses $5 Trillion Market Value in Historic Milestone

July 29, 2026
Business

Apple has briefly become the second company in history to achieve a market capitalisation of $5 trillion, marking another milestone for the technology giant as it reclaimed its position as the world’s

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US Bans Imports of New Humanoid Robots in Security-Focused Move Targeting China

July 29, 2026
Business

The United States has introduced a ban on the import of new humanoid and four-legged robots, citing national security concerns linked to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and supply chain resilience. The measure, announced

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Sri Lanka’s Two-Thirds Majority Meets Its Toughest Test

July 29, 2026
Judiciary/Sri Lanka

Just hours before the NPP Cabinet formally approved the controversial constitutional amendment, the Bar Association of Sri Lanka (BASL) received an unexpected boost when Lal Wijenayake, a member of both the NPP

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Bedouins With A-Bombs

July 29, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Washington has opened talks with Saudi Arabia to consider nuclear capability for the desert kingdom. The Americans and Saudis insist they are only discussing peaceful nuclear weapons. Don’t believe it. The Saudis

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The Myth of a United Afghanistan

July 29, 2026
Columns/Geopolitics

Nearly four years after the Taliban returned to Kabul, Afghanistan appears politically unified on the map but remains deeply fragmented in practice. The Taliban project an image of centralized authority and national

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AI Agents Move from Hype to Enterprise Reality as 2026 Marks a Turning Point for Customer Experience

July 29, 2026
Artificial Intelligence

A new Google Cloud report argues that the next phase of artificial intelligence will not be defined by chatbots alone, but by agentic AI systems capable of understanding intent, coordinating actions across

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