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Apple, Microsoft and Meta Show Individual Stock Picking Still Pays Off
Recent performance from the three tech giants suggests everyday investors can still benefit from picking individual stocks.
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Does international law still matter
A report from Al Jazeera — All sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
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Report: Stop shaming people for using AI. Start organizing to prevent our obsolescence | Garrison Lovely
A report from The Guardian — Business sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
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Report: To the people voting for Nigel Farage: is this really the finger you want on the red button? | Marina Hyde
A report from The Guardian — Politics sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
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Opinion piece argues extremism runs deeper than Netanyahu in Israeli politics
A commentary published by Anadolu Agency contends that the problem in Israeli politics extends well beyond Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a handful of outspoken ministers.
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Report: From Jamui to Delhi, the burden of safety from sexual assault cannot fall on women
A report from The Guardian — World sets out the main available details, with claims kept attributed to their sources.
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Revival of children's show Play School prompts renewed interest in slower-paced kids' TV
Writing in the Guardian, columnist Natalie Morris says the show's return offers an alternative to fast-paced programming aimed at grabbing children's attention.
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Opinion: AI Industry Leaders Knew of Existential Risks for Decades, Writer Argues
A Guardian opinion column argues that AI scientists and entrepreneurs understood the technology's dangers long ago but proceeded regardless.
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Opinion: Job Interviews Remain a Flawed but Unavoidable Process, Writer Says
A Guardian opinion column reflects on the arbitrary nature of job interviews after the author returned to interviewing candidates for the first time in 15 years.
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Opinion Piece Argues Settlement Expansion and Gaza War Are Part of Policy to Eliminate Palestine
An opinion piece published by Anadolu Agency argues that settlement expansion and the war in Gaza represent steps toward a policy of eliminating Palestinian statehood.
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Opinion Writer Argues the Best Pubs Have No Atmosphere at All
In an opinion piece for The Guardian, comedian Maureen Younger argues that pubs are better off without music, quiz nights or a bustling atmosphere.
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Nobel peace prize favourites overlook the quieter work of building peace, argues Oslo researcher
Ahead of the October 9 announcement, an op-ed argues the prize should recognise institutions and grassroots peacebuilders over famous political figures.
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US journalist Sarah Bils says Western coverage of Donbas has 'got out of control'
In comments carried by Russian state media, US journalist Sarah Bils argued that Western reporting on developments in Donbas has strayed from the truth and called for more accurate coverage.
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Guardian opinion: UK's palliative care system needs urgent reform, nurse argues
Sue Ryder chief nurse Jane Turner writes that MPs from across the assisted dying debate agreed that palliative care in the UK is failing many patients.
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Guardian analysis: Burnham's fiscal 'reset' faces headwinds from inflation and war-driven costs
Columnist Heather Stewart writes that rising energy bills, borrowing costs and inflation - partly linked to the US-Israeli war on Iran - are straining the government's finances.
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NPR Essay Contrasts Trump's UN Remarks on Iran With Past Presidents' Rhetoric
An NPR opinion essay argues that President Trump's comments about potentially striking Iran mark a departure from how past US presidents discussed military power at the United Nations.
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Guardian Columnist Says Macron's UN Remarks May Embolden Other Leaders to Challenge Trump
In a Guardian opinion piece, former international editor Steve Bloomfield argues that France's Macron struck a tone at the UN that could encourage other 'middle power' leaders to more openly resist Donald Trump.
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Opinion: Billions Flow Into Anti-Ageing Biotech Even as Risks Remain Unclear
A commentary published by Al Jazeera argues that investment in longevity science has outpaced scientific understanding of the risks involved in manipulating ageing.
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Opinion: Libya Faces Choice Between Risk and Opportunity Amid Hormuz Crisis
A commentary published by Al Jazeera argues that rising demand for Libyan hydrocarbons could benefit the country only if it adopts a new economic strategy.
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IRNA Opinion Piece Argues for Rise of Multilateral Blocs Over Western Dominance
An opinion article published by Iran's IRNA contends that Western dominance has fueled the growth of blocs such as BRICS and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
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