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Kurdischer Hungerstreiker: ICE-Fütterung brach mich psychisch

Ein kurdischer Hungerstreiker berichtet über die psychischen Schäden durch Zwangsfütterung in US-Einwanderungshaft.

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Scindia Calls Gramin Dak Sevaks Backbone of Rural India

Scindia Calls Gramin Dak Sevaks Backbone of Rural India

Union Minister for Communications Jyotiraditya Scindia hailed Gramin Dak Sevaks as the backbone of rural India for delivering services to 630,000 villages. He praised their work in extreme weather from scorching heat to Kashmir snows.

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Indonesia Pushes Biofuels to Gain Palm Oil Price Control

Indonesia Pushes Biofuels to Gain Palm Oil Price Control

Indonesia is ramping up biofuel production from crude palm oil to challenge Malaysia and Rotterdam's grip on global pricing benchmarks. Agriculture Minister Andi Amran Sulaiman said the country's top producer status has yet to deliver pricing power.

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Shimla Police Jail 18 Repeat Drug Peddlers in 25-Day Sweep

Shimla Police Jail 18 Repeat Drug Peddlers in 25-Day Sweep

Shimla district police detained 18 habitual drug peddlers under the PIT NDPS Act over 25 days, sending them to jail for three months to disrupt narcotics networks. The crackdown targeted organized traffickers with long histories of heroin sales in the region.

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KTM Sells KISKA Stake, Ends 30-Year Design Partnership

KTM Sells KISKA Stake, Ends 30-Year Design Partnership

KTM has severed its decades-long partnership with Salzburg design studio KISKA, selling its remaining stake to Loxone GmbH. The move follows Bajaj Auto's takeover of Pierer Mobility and aims to centralize design in a new Salzburg facility.

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Cambodia-France Trade Hits $58M in January, Up 15%

Cambodia-France Trade Hits $58M in January, Up 15%

Bilateral trade between Cambodia and France jumped 14.9% in January to $58 million. Exports from Cambodia rose 12.7% to $46 million, while imports from France climbed 23.9% to $12 million, trade data shows.

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44 Japanese Firms Boost RGPPSEZ in Cambodia

44 Japanese Firms Boost RGPPSEZ in Cambodia

Royal Group Phnom Penh Special Economic Zone in Cambodia hosts 44 Japanese manufacturers across precision components, automotive parts and electronics. The companies have created jobs and transferred skills to local workers, officials said.

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Japan Delivers $2.8B in Aid to Cambodia Over 26 Years

Japan Delivers $2.8B in Aid to Cambodia Over 26 Years

Japan has provided more than $2.8 billion in official development assistance to Cambodia from 1992 to 2018, accounting for 15% of the Southeast Asian nation's total foreign aid during that period. The support has fueled infrastructure rebuilds, health improvements and a shift toward digital transformation as Cambodia targets upper-middle-income status by 2030.

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Steve Jobs Cited Nike's Marketing to Rally Apple Staff in 1997

Steve Jobs Cited Nike’s Marketing to Rally Apple Staff in 1997

Steve Jobs drew on Nike's shoe-selling strategy to redefine Apple's brand during a 1997 town hall with employees, just after his return to the struggling company. He urged the team to focus on core values rather than technical specs to pull Apple back from the brink of bankruptcy.

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Solana Drops 67% from Peak Amid $2 Trillion Crypto Market Crash

Solana Drops 67% from Peak Amid $2 Trillion Crypto Market Crash

Solana's price has plunged 67% from its 52-week high as the total cryptocurrency market shed $2 trillion in value since late 2024. The token powering a high-speed blockchain network now trades at levels that some see as a long-term bargain despite ongoing volatility.

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XRP Faces ETF Speculation and Utility Push Amid SEC Case Aftermath

XRP Faces ETF Speculation and Utility Push Amid SEC Case Aftermath

XRP trades in a tense consolidation phase after sharp swings, buoyed by resolved parts of its SEC lawsuit and growing talk of a potential spot ETF. Ripple's push into stablecoins and payments infrastructure adds real-world weight to the cryptocurrency's volatile path.

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