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Meta ran ads that fundraised €2.05 million for the Israeli Defence Forces, a new analysis shows.

Jacob Rees-Mogg’s Tory fantasy of a post-Brexit bonfire of regulations is coming true. Our bodies and ecosystems will pay the price, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

The US ran a $69.4 billion (€59.1 billion) trade imbalance on goods with Japan last year, according to the Census Bureau.

Feeding your furry friend well means trusting that their food is safe—but what if the kibble on the shelf is banned somewhere else? Several pet foods have been banned across countries due to safety, ethical, or toxicology concerns. Learning about these banned pet food incidents helps you make smarter choices…

Move by Ukrainian president widely opposed and may prove a setback to hopes of country one day joining the EU

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a bill on Tuesday revoking the autonomy of two anti-corruption agencies, a proposal that has sparked rare street protests in Kyiv and alarm among the country's international backers.

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The dollar index (DXY00 ) on Tuesday fell by -0.47% and posted a 1.5-week low. The dollar was under pressure Tuesday from lower T-note yields. Losses in the dollar accelerated after the US July Richmond Fed manufacturing index unexpectedly fell to an 11-month low. The dollar found some underlying support...

A new law is being discussed at the parliament in Bucharest that allows young people aged between 18-35 to follow a four-month training program. During this time, they would be paid and at the end, would also receive an allowance.