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The article discusses Europe's evolving approach to Africa, emphasizing shifts from traditional aid models to interest-driven partnerships amid global competition.

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The article discusses the increasing presence of wild animals in urban areas, citing examples such as leopards in Indian cities, bears in Japan, and foxes in London.

The article reports on the adoption of e-payment systems by taxi drivers in Hong Kong following new regulations requiring digital payment options.

The article reports on damage to cultural and historical sites in the Middle East due to ongoing conflict, citing UNESCO's warnings and specific examples of damaged sites in Iran and Lebanon.

The article reports on UK companies anticipating price increases due to Middle East conflict impacts on energy costs, citing Bank of England research.

The article summarizes 'The Samurai Detectives: The Killer on the Streets,' a historical fiction novel set in 18th-century Edo Japan.

The article discusses the environmental impacts of AI, including energy consumption, water usage, and e-waste, while critiquing current regulatory frameworks in the EU and UK for neglecting sustainability.

The article discusses the Houthis' strategic coordination with Iran while maintaining operational independence. It analyzes their military expansion, regional influence, and economic impact through shipping route disruptions.

The article profiles Bonisile Hadebe, a subsistence farmer in South Africa, highlighting challenges of food insecurity and the role of women in agriculture.

The article reports on escalating tensions between Iran, the U.S., and Israel, detailing military actions, casualties, and international reactions.