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Noskova Stuns Gauff at WTA Finals

Noskova Stuns Gauff at WTA Finals

Linda Noskova beat World No. 4 Coco Gauff in her opening match, leaving Gauff needing a win over Marta Kostyuk to reach the semifinals.

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Olympics

ICC Opens Bali Board Meetings

The International Cricket Council began its final Board and Committee meetings of 2026 in Bali, Indonesia.


Travel

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Do you think flying will get better for you in the coming years?

Air Travel

Cathay Pacific Exercises Options for 14 Airbus Jets

The Hong Kong carrier has exercised purchase rights for 14 additional Airbus aircraft, bringing its A330neo orders to 41.

Cathay Pacific Exercises Options for 14 Airbus Jets

Business

Financial Services

Deutsche Bank Launches Digital Asset Custody Service

The bank's custody offering for paying clients follows its September plan for institutional and corporate customers in Europe.

Deutsche Bank Launches Digital Asset Custody Service

Politics

Military

Ethiopia Memorial Wall Honors 122 Korean War Soldiers

HD Construction Equipment unveiled the wall at Holy Trinity Cathedral, honoring Ethiopian troops who died fighting alongside South Korea.

Ethiopia Memorial Wall Honors 122 Korean War Soldiers

Science

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Do you think the country's shift to renewable energy will lower your electricity bills?

Energy

Azerbaijan Eyes Wind Exports to Türkiye, Europe

Azerbaijan and ACWA Power are evaluating renewable projects and electricity exports to Türkiye and European markets.

Azerbaijan Eyes Wind Exports to Türkiye, Europe

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