Pakistan's Imran Khan not to join corruption investigation- aide
By Asif Shahzad and Mubasher Bukhari ISLAMABAD (Reuters) -Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan, who faces corruption charges, will not
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Europe’s Emissions Fall Below Lockdown Levels During Energy Crisis
Europe’s carbon emissions from power plants and industry have been even lower to start the year than they
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Mizuho CEO Dismisses Idea of Teaming With US Bank for Expansion
Mizuho Financial Group Inc. is unlikely to follow its Japanese rivals by teaming up with a US bank
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The Era of Huge UK House Price Rises Is Ending, Economist Says
The age of huge UK property price increases may be coming to an end as population growth slows
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Suspected Pentagon leaker was warned multiple times, prosecutors say
A 21-year-old accused of leaking classified files ignored warnings from his superiors, prosecutors say.
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Foo Fighters dedicate new album to Taylor Hawkins and Dave Grohl's mom
Foo Fighters have shared the special dedication for the upcoming LP.
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Sting: AI is going to be a battle for the music industry
Sting has issued a warning to the UK over the increasing use of AI in music.
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Senators Urge Biden to Appoint Independent Banking Investigator
Two senators on the Banking Committee say they have found flaws in regulators’ oversight reviews before some of
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Burberry Falls as Americas Slowdown Sours China Rebound
Burberry Group Plc shares fell more than 7% after a slowdown in the Americas overshadowed a rebound in
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Pictet Bets Markets Are Wrong on Fed Rate Cut Timing
One of Europe’s biggest asset managers is betting markets are wrong to expect the Federal Reserve to cut
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Wirral mum in coma in Turkey needed back home, family says
Melissa Kinsella, 30, from Wirral, collapsed on holiday and her family is desperate to bring her home.
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EDF Power Traders Lost ‘Shocking’ €480 Million as Energy Prices Surged
Electricite de France SA’s power trading business lost as much as €480 million ($519 million) during an unexpected
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