Fuel smuggling probe sees Bolivia halt Trafigura and Vitol petrol deal
Government investigating whether poor quality barrels were brought in from neighbouring Chile
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Rubio says US will ‘have to re-examine’ NATO relationship
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The Malaysian government has entered “crisis mode”, transport minister warns of ‘very, very serious’ energy crisis
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‘It’s phenomenal!’: Excitement in Florida ahead of Artemis launch
BBC’s Leyla Khodabakhshi speaks to locals and visitors in Florida ahead of the Artemis II mission blast off.
Europe stocks rebound strongly as Trump says Iran war will end in weeks
Shares listed in Europe kicked off the new trading month with a strong bounce.
‘Gravest crime against humanity: Brazil still suffers from effects of slavery’
Carys Garland is joined by Jan Onoszko, our correspondent from Rio, standing at a site where history is embedded in stone, a physical threshold through which nearly a million enslaved Africans were forced into Brazil over four decades. The UN General …
Shares of China AI ‘tiger’ Zhipu surge 35% after revenue doubles in first earnings report
Shares of Chinese AI company Zhipu surged over 30% in trading, after posting strong revenue growth in its first earnings report since its IPO.
Trump to issue ‘important’ Iran war update to nation in hours in crunch moment
Donald Trump gave possible hints about his upcoming address to the nation during comments to reporters on Tuesday.
The jury verdicts against Meta and YouTube recognized some platform design features as defective, distinct from what Section 230 was created to protect (Casey Newton/Platformer)
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The jury verdicts against Meta and YouTube recognized some platform design features as defective, distinct from what Section 230 was created to protect — The verdicts in last week’s social media trials hav…
Russian military plane crashes in Crimea killing all 29 on board as Putin suffers second blow after £30m bomber downed
VLADIMIR Putin has been dealt a double blow after two of his prized Russian military aircraft crashed with one disaster killing 29 people. An ageing £3million An-26 transport plane lost contact over the rocky Crimean peninsula before it reportedly smas…