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‘Regulatory vacuum’: Hong Kong fire probe reveals confusion over safety roles
Fire services official tells inquiry his department lacks construction expertise and cannot act on flammable material complaints, highlighting systemic confusion.
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Runners help collapsed competitor at Boston Marathon
In a display of sportsmanship, multiple runners stopped their own race to aid a fellow competitor in distress on the famed course.
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Iran calls US ship seizure ‘piracy’: Is it?
Iran accuses the United States of maritime piracy following the seizure of an Iranian vessel in international waters, escalating long-standing tensions.
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Le roi de la pop "béatifié" sur grand écran
A new Michael Jackson biopic, produced by his estate, is set to present a sanitized legacy, omitting the sexual abuse allegations that long shadowed the star.
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Amazon Music partners with Bandsintown for concert listings
Users will be able to see live events of an artist on their Amazon Music profile
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ONU : qui pour succéder à Antonio Guterres ?
Four candidates face public scrutiny this week in a pivotal contest to lead a United Nations described as being in 'profound crisis' from 2027.
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NBA : Victor Wembanyama sort blessé face à Portland sur protocole commotion
San Antonio's playoff hopes suffer a major blow as rookie phenom Victor Wembanyama exits early with a head injury in a narrow loss to Portland.
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Pakistan out of women’s football tournament in India over political strife
Pakistan's government withdraws its women's football team from a regional championship in India, citing political tensions and security concerns.
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The Strokes frontman calls out 'US Zionists' on SubwayTakes
Julian Casablancas of The Strokes sparks debate by criticizing 'white privilege' of American Zionists in a viral subway interview, following his politically charged Coachella performance.
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Prize-winning book 'Houris' brings prison term for French-Algerian author Kamel Daoud
Algerian court sentences author Kamel Daoud to three years in prison over his prize-winning novel 'Houris', reigniting debate over artistic freedom and historical memory.
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The Strokes frontman calls out 'US Zionists'
Julian Casablancas of The Strokes accuses American Zionists of leveraging white privilege while claiming oppression, drawing a stark parallel to slavery.
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Iran says it is ready for 2026 World Cup despite security concerns
Iran declares readiness for 2026 World Cup participation in the United States, dismissing prior security concerns raised by Washington.