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Scandic Trust Group strengthens sales network with First Idea Consultant

Stocks slip as investors weigh earnings, tariffs

Police say 19 held after raid at Swedish start-up Stegra to be deported

Kante returns as France seek to clinch World Cup berth

Marcus Smith starts at full-back as England ring changes for Fiji

Kolisi 100th Test 'no distraction' for Erasmus' South Africa

Teetering Belgian government given more time to agree budget

Merz backs EU plan to protect steel sector from Chinese imports

New Zealand make Scotland changes after Barrett brothers' injuries

'Roy of the Rovers story' -- Farrell handed Ireland debut for Japan Test

Stones backs Man City team-mate Foden to pose England dilemma for Tuchel

Israel: Economy on the edge

Rare Earth Standoff

Gaza on the cusp of civil war

Why Russia can’t end war

Adobe down 40%: Kodak moment?

Boomers: Selfish or Scapegoats?

Tanks in Gaza - Hopes dim?

Poland trusts only hard Power

Late queen's fashion to go on show at Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace will next year host an unprecedented exhibition highlighting the fashion legacy left by the late queen Elizabeth II during her 70-year reign.

In Morocco, exiled Afghan women footballers find hope on the pitch

Manoozh Noori said she "wanted to die" when the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan in 2021. That meant she could no longer do what she loved most: playing football.

EU scrambles to seal climate deal ahead of COP30

EU environment ministers will Tuesday make a last-ditch attempt to reassert the bloc's climate ambitions by nailing down key emissions targets in the run-up to the UN's climate summit in Brazil.

New Yorkers expected to pick leftist Mamdani in stunning election

New Yorkers are projected to elect leftist Zohran Mamdani as mayor Tuesday, opening a new front in opposition to Donald Trump and raising the specter the president will retaliate against the city where he made his name.

Pining for Pinochet: how crime fanned nostalgia for Chile's dictator

One Saturday morning in September, four men burst into Miguel Angel Bravo's home in a quiet, middle-class neighborhood of Chile's capital Santiago.

Why an Amazon chef said no to a vegan dinner for Prince William event

Saulo Jennings, a chef from Brazil's Amazon region, is so passionate about the rainforest's flavors -- like the massive pirarucu fish -- that he refused to cater a vegan dinner at an environmental awards ceremony hosted by Britain's Prince William.

Cement maker Lafarge on trial in France on charges of funding jihadists

Cement group Lafarge goes on trial in France Tuesday, accused of paying the Islamic State group and other jihadists protection money to build its business in war-torn Syria.

Worker dies after medieval tower partly collapses in Rome

A worker who was pulled from the rubble of a medieval tower that partly collapsed in Rome died on Tuesday, Italian media reported citing hospital sources.

Run-machine Labuschagne in form of his life ahead of Ashes

Australia's Marnus Labuschagne slammed a fifth century in eight innings, firing an ominous warning shot ahead of the Ashes with some of the richest form of his life.