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Russian security officials claimed they thwarted a Ukrainian plot to assassinate a senior Kremlin official in Russia because the target had visited a cemetery. The claim by Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) comes as Kiev residents experience another heavy Russian air attack that left at least four people dead, Ukrainian officials said. Ukraine’s special services had planned to target an unnamed official, described as “one of the highest-ranking officials of the Russian state,” as he visited the graves of relatives in a cemetery on the outskirts of Moscow, Russia’s Federal Security Service said in a statement Friday. In its statement,…

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Eddie Hearn has told Sky Sports that Anthony Joshua’s proposed fight with Jake Paul will not be an exhibition, but a heavyweight bout under Queensbury rules.Speaking to Sky Sports on Thursday, Hearn revealed that nothing has been confirmed regarding the fight yet, but preparations are underway. “No, it’s not an exhibition. We’re not interested in exhibitions. This is a real battle,” Hahn said.”There are things that need to be resolved and discussed. It’s going to be a real match with Queensberry rules, 10-ounce gloves. Rounds will be agreed upon. Weight, even if that’s an issue, we might settle on a…

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A Singapore Airlines Airbus A350-941 prepares for takeoff on the runway at Barcelona El Prat Airport on May 1, 2024 in Barcelona, ​​Spain.Null Photo | Null Photo | Getty ImagesShares in Singapore Airlines fell 3% on Friday as analysts warned that Air India’s continued losses could weigh on the group’s profits after a sharp fall in quarterly profits.singapore airlinesThe company, also known as SIA, on Thursday reported an 82% drop in second-quarter profit. Net profit for the first half of the financial year also fell by 67.8% year-on-year to S$239 million, the company said.However, the city-state’s flag carrier announced it…

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DBS Group Holdings CEO Tan Hsu Shan speaks at the Singapore FinTech Festival in Singapore on November 12, 2025. Bloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesSINGAPORE – Amid fears of an artificial intelligence bubble, a recent report has made headlines suggesting that AI is yet to bring benefits to companies that have invested billions of dollars in implementing AI technology. But that’s not what the chief executive of Southeast Asia’s largest bank sees. Her company is already reaping the fruits of its AI efforts, and she says that’s just the beginning. “It’s not a wish. It’s now. It’s already happening. And…

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The United States has carried out its 20th attack on ships in the Caribbean and Pacific Ocean, killing four people and reportedly leaving “no survivors.”Published November 14, 2025November 14, 2025Click here to share on social mediaShare 2shareU.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth formally announced the start of a U.S. military operation targeting so-called “narco-terrorists” as Washington continues to build up a massive military, warship and fighter jet presence in Latin America.”Today, I am announcing Operation Southern Spear. This mission, led by Joint Task Force Southern Spear and @SOUTHCOM, will protect our homeland, rid the hemisphere of narco-terrorists, and protect our…

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Cristiano Ronaldo was sent off as the Republic of Ireland thrashed Portugal 2-0, forcing Roberto Martinez’s side to wait until they qualify for the 2026 World Cup.The current holders of the Nations League knew they could secure a spot in next summer’s tournament with a win, but Troy Parrott’s double ended that possibility. image: Troy Parrott celebrates Republic of Ireland doubling lead over Portugal The former Tottenham and current AZ Alkmaar striker opened the scoring with a header from close range after 15 minutes and doubled Ireland’s advantage just before half-time.Portugal’s hopes of a comeback ended as goalkeeper Ronaldo was…

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Starbucks Workers United launched an open-ended strike in more than 40 cities Thursday on Red Cup Day, one of the chain’s biggest sales days of the year.The protest, which included more than 1,000 baristas from more than 65 stores, came after Workers United voted to authorize an indefinite strike after baristas and major coffee companies failed to reach a collective bargaining agreement, according to the union.The strike could hurt Starbucks’ performance during the busy holiday season, which typically boosts sales and is key to the chain’s plans to turn around its U.S. performance under new CEO Brian Nicol. Starbucks ended…

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Ekarat Buanoi | iStock | Getty ImagesLISBON, Portugal — Top tech executives told CNBC they fear a bubble is forming in the artificial intelligence space, highlighting growing anxiety within the industry over soaring valuations.In recent weeks, the market has floated the idea that too much capital is being poured into the AI ​​boom, clouding the outlook for revenue and actual profits and casting doubt on lofty valuations.So far, warnings about inflated valuations have mostly come from investors and financial leaders. Goldman Sachs’ David Solomon and Morgan Stanley’s Ted Pick are warning of a possible correction as valuations for some big…

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A newly released series of letters about disgraced sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has sparked fresh speculation about the late financier’s relationship with US President Donald Trump, but experts say their significance goes beyond the White House.The never-before-seen emails are increasing pressure on the Trump administration to release the U.S. government’s files on Epstein, with a vote expected in Congress as early as next week. President Trump has rejected suggestions that he has something to hide, insisting that he knew Epstein but ended their relationship in the early 2000s.Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listBut the newly released emails also…

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Three Chinese astronauts will return to Earth on Friday, more than a week later than scheduled for landing, ending their long stay in space after a suspected debris collision caused a window on their spacecraft to crack. The crew of the Shenzhou 20 spaceflight was scheduled to end their mission at China’s Tiangong Space Station last Wednesday. They even handed over the keys to the space station to new crew members who had just arrived for a six-month mission. But instead, their return home was postponed “due to the suspected impact on the ship by small space debris,” state news…

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