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Club Brugge vs Barcelona: UEFA Champions League – team news, start, lineups
Belgian side Club Brugge host reigning La Liga champions Barcelona in a Matchday 4 league phase fixture.
Putin orders roadmap for Russian rare earths extraction by December
Russia has reserves of 15 rare earth metals totalling 28.7 million tonnes, according to the Natural Resources Ministry.
Gen Z are demanding schools and hospitals, not superyachts and helicopters
Young people are rejecting a system that funds wealth and prestige while public services collapse.
Video: Hunting Brazil’s illegal goldminers, deep in Amazon rainforest
Deep into the Amazon rainforest environmental agents are on the hunt for illegal goldminers.
Xi eyes deeper China-Russia ties despite ‘turbulent’ external conditions
Chinese leader meets Russian PM Mikhail Mishustin in Beijing just days after his summit with US President Donald Trump.
Should ancient traditions guide our societies today?
Societies today stand divided—between old traditions that shaped us and new ways redefining how we live
We must agree on the “bigger picture” in Gaza
“Is Gaza going to be part of something bigger? Or semi-autonomous? This is the key question.”
Is Europe really breaking free from China, or just following the US?
Europe says it is ‘de-coupling’ from China, but the Nexperia case shows it’s still acting under US influence.
Why did Wikipedia cofounder block edits to the ‘Gaza genocide’ page?
Jimmy Wales calls for 'neutral approach' to page, which referred to 'ongoing, intentional destruction' of Palestinians.
Dick Cheney, the controversial power behind the Bush throne, dead at 84
Cheney wielded rare clout in Washington for over three decades, becoming the most powerful US vice president ever.