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Five years and $4 billion later, the verdict on our new intercity trains The shiny new interiors, replete with faux leather arm rests and charging ports, caused huge celebration along the Central Coast line on Tuesday morning. Sydney Morning Herald |
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Home sellers chop asking prices amid glut in listings Weaker buyer demand and an influx of stock have prompted some vendors to slash their asking prices. The Australian Financial Review |
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Emmanuel Macron cherche déjà un remplaçant à Michel Barnier Si certaines voix appellent, en cas de censure du gouvernement, à la démission du chef de l’Etat, son entourage espère, au contraire, qu’il puisse apparaître comme un pôle de stabilité. A co... Le Monde |
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«C’est du jamais vu» : malaise à Marseille, où la mairie a porté plainte contre sa police municipale Alors que la municipalité entend porter à 800 le nombre d’agents d’ici à 2026, des disparités de rémunérations sèment la discorde dans les rangs des policiers municipaux. Une manifestation ... Le Figaro |
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Dividenden: Dax-Ausschüttungen werden 2025 erstmals seit Coronakrise sinken Dividenden: Dax-Ausschüttungen werden 2025 erstmals seit Coronakrise sinken Handelsblatt |
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Krise in Frankreich: Barniers Regierung steht vor dem Aus wegen unpopulärem Sparetat Stürzt die Regierung am Mittwoch? Unpopuläres Sparbudget bringt Premier Michel Barnier in Schwierigkeiten. Marine Le Pen kündigt Misstrauensantrag an. Süddeutsche Zeitung |
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Erdogan's Syrian adventure is a dangerous gamble for the Middle East The Turkish President Sees the Election of Donald Trump as an Opportunity to Improve His Standing, but the Syrian Arena Could Drag Him Into a Comprehensive War – Which Is the Last Thing He Wants Haaretz |
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Trump warns there will be 'all hell to pay' if hostages not released before he takes office "If the hostages are not released prior to January 20, 2025, the date that I proudly assume Office as President of the United States, there will be ALL HELL TO PAY," Trump's post said. The Jerusalem Post |
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Jaguar to become electric-only niche luxury brand, and make under 60,000 cars a year THIS big cat is going to change its spots. British car brand Jaguar will no longer compete with mainstream luxury rivals such as BMW and Mercedes-Benz, transforming instead into a low-volume, niche br... The Business Time |
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Vietnam court upholds death penalty for property tycoon over fraud scandal Truong My Lan must pay back 3/4 of the assets she embezzled if she is to avoid execution The Straits Times |
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Las eléctricas piden al Gobierno que tome medidas para acabar con la especulación en las redes Las eléctricas quieren poner coto a la especulación existente en los puntos de acceso y conexión a las redes. Las compañías han registrado en los últimos años solicitudes por cerca de 50 GW y a... El Economista |
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Stellantis mantiene su gigafactoría en España tras la salida de Tavares La súbita salida de Carlos Tavares de Stellantis -dueño de marcas como Fiat, Peugeot, Citroën, Lancia, Opel o Alfa Romeo- ha provocado un tsunami en el sector del automóvil, ya... Expansión |
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Musk dealt legal defeat in battle over $56bn Tesla pay deal Musk dealt legal defeat in battle over $56bn Tesla pay deal The Telegraph |
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Chip war ramps up with new US semiconductor restrictions on China Biden administration broadens limits on Chinese access to advanced microchip technology, with Donald Trump expected to go even further The Guardian |
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China and Russia are already playing the new Great Game Victory for the Taliban is redrawing the strategic map in central Asia. The West risks being left behind by its rivals, writes Catherine Philp The Times |
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China’s Flood of Cheap Goods Is Angering Its Allies, Too China’s Flood of Cheap Goods Is Angering Its Allies, Too The Wall Street Journal |
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How Biden Changed His Mind on Pardoning Hunter: ‘Time to End All of This’ The threat of a retribution-focused Trump administration and his son’s looming sentencings prompted the president to abandon a promise not to get involved in Hunter Biden’s legal problems. The New York Times |
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