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‘Possible rise in maternal deaths’: How USAID cuts strand Malawi’s mothers
As remote health posts are disrupted or closed, communities and medics say women are not getting the care they need.

Australian State Offers First Gas Exploration Permits Since 2018
The Australian state of Victoria is going ahead with its first petroleum exploration tenders in seven years in an attempt to head off looming gas supply risks as production from existing fields declines.

South Korea to require advertisers to label AI-generated ads
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea will require advertisers to label their ads made with artificial intelligence technologies from next year as it seeks to curb a surge of deceptive promotions featuring fabricated experts or deep-faked celebrities endorsing food or pharmaceutical products on social media. Following a policy meeting

People spending even more time online now than during the pandemic
The survey found people in the UK spent on average four hours and 30 minutes online every day in 2025

Why has the price of silver hit a record high?
The price of the precious metal has topped $60 an ounce for the first time ever.

Intel Wins €140 Million Cut to Remnant of Once-Record EU Fine
Intel Corp. won a near-€140 million ($163 million) reduction in what remained of a once-record European Union antitrust fine.

US Envoy Says Turkey Must Abandon Russian Missiles to Get F-35s
Turkey must no longer possess the Russian S-400 air defense system if it wants to return to the US-led program to manufacture and purchase F-35 jets, American envoy Tom Barrack said.