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• Gaza Sits Under 68 Million Tons of Rubble. A Look at the Daunting Task Ahead.
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• Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Targets Even Closest Wartime Allies
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• Canada’s Carney Says Trump, Sheinbaum Pledge to Work on USMCA
• How a Man Convicted of Running a Latin American Narco State Landed a Pardon
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• U.K. Budget Measures Likely to Lower Inflation Rate, Says BOE’s Lombardelli
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• Opinion | France’s Great Welfare Leap Backward
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• Opinion | Palestinian Politics Couldn’t Sustain a State
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• Europe Scrambles for Influence in U.S.-Led Peace Talks on War in Ukraine
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| • Budget could knock half a percentage point off inflation, Bank chief says
• UK spending half an hour longer online than in pandemic, says Ofcom
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• Date set for challenge over second Gatwick runway
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• Starbucks workers and unions in UK to join protests in support of striking US baristas
• Bottles of Disaronno recalled over possible glass presence
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• Google unveils plans to try again with smart glasses in 2026
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• AI tools transform Christmas gifting as shoppers turn to chatbots
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• Trump gives Nvidia green light to sell advanced AI chips to China
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• Young people to lose benefits if they turn down work, says minister
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• Surging job market keeps Bank of Canada rate cuts on hold
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• This report will be the last one until mid-December.
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