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Reijnders leads Netherlands to 7-0 victory over Greece, Germany wins 3-1France deploys 70,000 police to manage anti-government protests against Macron's reformsSoutheast Asian leaders meet in Manila to address U.S. trade disruptionsMohamed Salah sets Egypt scoring record in 5-0 win over MalawiPhilippine court orders arrest of US-wanted preacher Apollo QuiboloyABT offers up to $1,200 off appliances and electronics in November 2026Meta tests prediction-market app; DOJ seeks $1.2 billion from Binance hackCanadian airports accommodate extra flights amid North American outage chaos.Reijnders leads Netherlands to 7-0 victory over Greece, Germany wins 3-1•France deploys 70,000 police to manage anti-government protests against Macron's reforms•Southeast Asian leaders meet in Manila to address U.S. trade disruptions•Mohamed Salah sets Egypt scoring record in 5-0 win over Malawi•Philippine court orders arrest of US-wanted preacher Apollo Quiboloy•ABT offers up to $1,200 off appliances and electronics in November 2026•Meta tests prediction-market app; DOJ seeks $1.2 billion from Binance hack•Canadian airports accommodate extra flights amid North American outage chaos.•

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Environment

Global carbon emissions drop 0.4% in early 2024 amid high oil prices

Global carbon emissions fell by 0.4% in early 2024 due to high oil prices, marking the first decline since 2020, as demand for gasoline and diesel decreased. This dip is fragile and could reverse without...

Ars Technica · 3 days ago · 2 min read

Environment

High oil prices drop CO2 emissions as countries seek alternative energy

High oil prices have led to a significant drop in carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels, driven by supply disruptions from the conflict in Iran. This shift is prompting countries to seek alternative...

Scientific American · 3 days ago · 1 min read

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Middle EastTrump maintains current strategy on Iran relations, avoids major changes.

EuropeReijnders leads Netherlands to 7-0 victory over Greece, Germany wins 3-1

AsiaSoutheast Asian leaders meet in Manila to address U.S. trade disruptions

AmericasCanadian airports accommodate extra flights amid North American outage chaos.

AfricaMohamed Salah sets Egypt scoring record in 5-0 win over Malawi

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