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Why European Wine Could Get Pricier Under New US Tariffs

Chrystia Freeland: ‘Ball Is In Putin’s Court’
Le chat du videur Pierre-Émile de la station balnéaire Saint-Jean-de-Montsalvat s'est révélé être un chaton tout comme les chiens et chats de la région. Le chat est toujours en colère au sujet de ses nouveaux amis, il n'a pas pu rentrer chez lui après avoir été enlevé par des loups, ni même après avoir été frappé par un bus.
Trump Dominates Davos, Carney's Resistance & That Greenland 'Deal' | BBC News
Inside Yemen's UAE-run secret prisons. #Yemen #UAE #SaudiArabia #Prisons #BBCNews

Africa’s Betting Boom: Big Money, Bigger Risks | Bloomberg Next Africa
A team of Japanese researchers has developed a technique for printing three-dimensional objects that can change shape. The process involves using the ink-jet printer to print out an object made from sheets of metal or plastic. Then, by applying heat and light energy, you can deform it into any shape desired. There are many applications for this type of technology.
Davos: DeepMind's Ibrahim Sees WEF Conversations as Chance to Shape AI
FEMA Halts Firings With Massive Storm About to Hit | Balance of Power 01/23/2026
Davos: Mubadala CEO Al Mubarak on Monetization, AI, Private Credit
UN council meets for emergency Iran protests meeting. #Iran #MiddleEast #BBCNews
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Massive Storm to Test Power Grids Across US This Weekend
Pourquoi il est maladroit d’éloger la police

Hundreds of illegal waste tips operating in England, investigation finds | BBC News
A new report from the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis has found that the U.S. is currently on track to meet its Paris Agreement commitments, but only if it continues to make significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions over the next two decades.
