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Three people, including officers, killed in explosion in Russia’s Moscow
Investigators say the blast in Moscow occurred close to the site where a Russian general was killed on Monday.

Tepco to Restart Japan’s Biggest Nuclear Plant in January
Tokyo Electric Power Co. plans to restart the world’s largest nuclear power plant next month, marking the Japanese utility’s return to atomic energy nearly 15 years after the Fukushima disaster.

BP to Sell Majority Stake in Castrol Business for $6 Billion
BP Plc agreed to sell a majority stake in its Castrol lubricants division to US investment firm Stonepeak Partners to raise about $6 billion.

US denies visas to ex-EU commissioner and others over social media rules
Thierry Breton, the former top tech regulator at the European Commission, says a "witch hunt" is taking place.

Buildings could still burn under 'spineless' new safety law, industry leader warns
David Jones believes it will permit too many risks, but the government calls it a proportionate approach.

Europe’s Media Giants Face Double Threat From AI, Low Ad Demand
Europe’s biggest publishers and broadcasters face a tough 2026, with artificial intelligence threatening to disrupt business models and global uncertainty crimping advertising budgets.

Australian State Tightens Gun, Protest Laws After Bondi Attack
Australia’s most populous state tightened laws on gun ownership and public assembly in the wake of a terrorist attack at Sydney’s Bondi Beach in which two ISIS-inspired gunmen killed 15 people at a Hanukkah celebration.