Austria’s Ex-Wunderkind Sebastian Kurz Tried for Perjury
Austria’s former Chancellor Sebastian Kurz faced perjury charges on Wednesday in a trial set to rake over events
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Swift confirmation of new ambassador to Israel uncertain as Senate Republicans attack his involvement in Iran nuclear deal
President Joe Biden's pick for ambassador to Israel, former Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, will face tough questions from Senate Republicans during his confirmation hearing Wednesday morning -- and some are already signaling that they may slow down consideration of his nomination on the Senate floor.
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What the Israel-Hamas war means for defense stocks
When war breaks out, defense companies tend to make money. That means aerospace and defense stocks tend to rise during geopolitical unrest.
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Biden's 2030 Wind Goal Looks Like It Simply Won't Happen
When President Joe Biden in 2021 laid out a target of deploying 30 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity
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Super Mario Bros. Wonder nearly featured giant live-action Mario
'Super Mario Bros. Wonder' had lots of "extreme" ideas cut including a live-action Mario.
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Bayern Munich confident of Jamal Musiala new contract despite Premier League interest
Bayern Munich are confident of tying Jamal Musiala down to a long-term deal at the club despite interest from Liverpool and Manchester City.
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Cumbrian woman's family make 100th birthday card appeal
Now living in Canada, Marjorie Try's family are asking for 100 cards from her home area in England.
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Germany, UK See No Return to Former Energy Ties With Russia
Even if Russia ended its war in Ukraine and there was regime change in Moscow, the trading relationship
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Marketmind: US growth topping China as megacaps report
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan The two biggest economies in the
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Guinea-Bissau capital without power over unpaid bill to Turkey's Karpowership
Bissau is plunged into darkness because a Turkish company cut supplies over a $15m bill.
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Green Fees Overtake Fossil Fuels for Second Straight Year
For a second straight year, banks are making more money providing loans and underwriting bond sales for green-related
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S. Africa Mulls Dutch, Danish Entry to $8.5 Billion Climate Pact
South Africa’s cabinet will consider a proposal on whether to include the Netherlands and Denmark in its landmark
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