Precious metals have been among the strongest performers this year, supported by geopolitical risk, expectations of looser monetary policy and global economic stability.
Category: 3. Europe
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Year of the metals: Venezuela tensions send gold and silver soaring
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Breathtaking James Webb Telescope image reveals what happens when two galaxies collide
Created using data from the James Webb Space Telescope and NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory, the image offers scientists a rare, face-on view of how galaxies interact and merge.
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Turkey thwarts Islamic state group’s New Year’s Eve suicide attack plot
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Turkey’s national intelligence agency MITcaptured Mehmet Gören, a senior IS-Khorasan (ISIS-K) member assigned to carry out suicide attacks targeting…
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A world landmark reborn: the Imam al-Bukhari complex
By Dilbar Primova
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The burial site of Imam al-Bukhari in the village of Hartang , 25 km from Samarkand, has been a sacred landmark for centuries….
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Artistic Impressions: Photographer Rankin and artist Phillip Toledano on the art of AI
The world of art is no stranger to technological advancements, but the rise of artificial intelligence is sending shockwaves through the creative community.
This is why we’ve created Artistic Impressions, or AI, a new series where we’ll be hearing from people at the forefront of the arts…
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US bans new Chinese-made drones including global leader DJI, citing security risks
The US said it would ban all newly-manufactured foreign drones, citing ‘unacceptable risks to national security’. The decision is a blow to Chinese drone makers, including industry leader DJI.
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European leaders show solidarity with Denmark following Trump’s latest Greenland threat
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Exactly one year after Donald Trump first announced his intention to integrate Greenland into US territory on grounds of “national protection”, he’s…
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UK backpedals on inheritance tax after farmer backlash – POLITICO
The government said on Tuesday that it changed tack after listening to concerns from the farming community and businesses about the reforms.
“We have listened closely to farmers across the country, and we are making changes today to protect more ordinary family farms,” said Environment…
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‘This is shattering’: Europe reels from Trump’s new world order
President Donald Trump’s first year back in office shattered any remaining illusions among European leaders that he can be managed or controlled.
His open hostility toward the European Union has strained a transatlantic alliance that’s endured since World War II and deepened rifts between…
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