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OpenAI launches AI-powered browser to take on Google
(Washington Comprehensive News) OpenAI, the developer of the American chatbot ChatGPT, launched ChatGPT Atlas, the first web browser powered by artificial intelligence (AI) this move marks OpenAI's competition with Google, a subsidiary of technology giant Alphabet, on a new front.
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Vance: Hamas disarmament and Gaza reconstruction are arduous tasks
(Jerusalem Comprehensive News) US Vice President Cyril Vance expressed optimism about the continuation of the ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, but he also warned that it would be a daunting challenge to disarm Hamas and rebuild Gaza.
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Australia and New Zealand experience extreme heat
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Australia and New Zealand were battered by fierce, hot winds on Wednesday that fanned wildfires and pushed up spring temperatures, with temperatures soaring into the 40s in parts of Sydney.
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Quánqiú qǐyè shòu měiguó guānshuì chōngjí yú 450 yì dàn qiánjǐng qū yú wěndìng 24 / 5,000 Global businesses face over $45 billion in U.S. tariffs, but outlook stabilizes
BENGALURU (Reuters) - Global companies are pricing in $35 billion (S$45 billion) in U.S. tariff costs in their third-quarter financial reports, but many are revising back their initial cost forecasts as U.S. President Donald Trump strikes new trade deals with some countries that mitigate the impact. Trump's trade war has pushed U.S.
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The EU is considering classifying ethanol as a hazardous substance and banning its use in hand sanitizers.
(Brussels) The European Union is considering classifying ethanol, the main active ingredient in alcohol-based hand sanitizers, as a dangerous substance that increases the risk of cancer. If implemented, this move would effectively ban many hand sanitizers and cleaning agents commonly used in hospitals.
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South Korea's NEET population hits record high, causing economic losses exceeding 40 billion won
(Seoul) The number of young people in South Korea who are neither employed nor receiving education or training has reached an all-time high in recent years, causing the national economy to suffer losses of hundreds of billions of dollars.
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Trump: Hamas will be 'eliminated' if it doesn't abide by ceasefire
Washington is stepping up efforts to ensure the continued implementation of the Gaza ceasefire. US President Donald Trump has warned Hamas that it will be destroyed by the US if it does not continue to abide by the ceasefire, and Vice President Cyril Vance arrived in Israel on Tuesday to solidify the fragile agreement.
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Reports suggest Trump-Putin meeting may not take place Kremlin: Date of US-Russia summit undetermined
(Washington/Moscow) US President Trump hinted last Thursday after a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin that a high-level meeting between the US and Russia would be held this week to discuss another Trump-Putin summit. However, sources revealed that Trump's hopes of meeting with Putin may be dashed.
Hot Rank of Yesterday
- 1 Trump threatens to withhold federal funding to prevent Democratic candidate from being elected mayor of New York City
- 2 A medieval tower in Rome collapsed, killing one person.
- 3 Kim Yong-nam, North Korea's nominal head of state,has passed away.
- 4 Lee Jae-myung announces South Korea's massive budget to build an AI highway.
- 5 Japanese Prime Minister Takashi Nakamoto ordered stricter immigration controls and tighter regulations on foreign land purchases early next year.
- 6 Cheney, the most powerful vice president in the United States, has passed away. He was a strong advocate for the Iraq War.
- 7 The government shutdown has entered its 34th day, and there are signs that the deadlock between the two major U.S. political parties is ending.
- 8 The U.S. government allocated $750 million to subsidize two rare earth companies to expand their production capacity.
Hot Rank of the Week
- 1 Trump threatens to withhold federal funding to prevent Democratic candidate from being elected mayor of New York City
- 2 A medieval tower in Rome collapsed, killing one person.
- 3 Kim Yong-nam, North Korea's nominal head of state,has passed away.
- 4 Lee Jae-myung announces South Korea's massive budget to build an AI highway.
- 5 Japanese Prime Minister Takashi Nakamoto ordered stricter immigration controls and tighter regulations on foreign land purchases early next year.
- 6 Cheney, the most powerful vice president in the United States, has passed away. He was a strong advocate for the Iraq War.
- 7 The government shutdown has entered its 34th day, and there are signs that the deadlock between the two major U.S. political parties is ending.
- 8 The U.S. government allocated $750 million to subsidize two rare earth companies to expand their production capacity.

