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Bangkok PostEN

Rail fare cap misses its stop

As the mob demanding big cuts to fuel prices continues to grow beyond the government’s ability to downplay its presence, a quieter change to transport costs in Bangkok has been declared an achievement in cost-of-living management, even though a closer look at the numbers might say otherwise.

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PunchEN

Zamfara woman abducts niece, demands N10m ransom

A 26-year-old woman, Saadiya Sahabi, has been arrested for allegedly abducting her three-year-old niece and demanding a N10m ransom for the child’s release. Read More: https://punchng.com/zamfara-woman-abducts-niece-demands-n10m-ransom/

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G1PT

Provão Paulista é cancelado em escola de Piracicaba após alunos fotografarem provas e usarem IA

Escola Estadual Professor de Elias de Mello Ayres, em Piracicaba Julia Heloisa/g1 A aplicação do Provão Paulista na Escola Estadual Professor Elias de Mello Ayres, em Piracicaba (SP), realizada nos últimos dias 4 e 5 de novembro, foi cancelada pela Secretaria da Educação do Estado de São Paulo (Seduc-SP). Segundo a pasta, a medida foi tomada após imagens do

Politics🇬🇧 GB
The Guardian PoliticsEN

Nigel Farage’s security paid for by Reform UK despite claim over £5m gift

<p>Exclusive: Sources reveal party is covering costs – raising fresh questions about leader’s explanation for billionaire’s gift</p><p>Nigel Farage’s personal security has been paid for out of Reform UK’s central funds despite his claim that these expenses would be covered by an undisclosed gift of £5m from a billionaire donor, sources have told the Guardian

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The Jerusalem PostEN

The morphing terror threat: How AI, younger recruits, and evolving warfare are reshaping terrorism

<img align='right' src='https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_1313,w_1969/746175' alt='HAMAS TERRORISTS display some of their weaponry in Gaza. The increasingly sophisticated arsenals and tactics of terrorist organizations are blurring the boundaries between terrorism and conventional warfare, says ICT director

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