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Japanese population below 120 million for first time in decades
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Meta misses profit expectations, sticks to massive AI spending
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Russia seeks arrest of Telegram chief Durov
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South Korean stocks collapse amid Asian tech rout
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US government bans humanoid robots manufactured abroad
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Pakistan parched and pummelled by blistering heatwave
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'Ida' removed from UN agency's hurricane roster
The death and destruction caused by Hurricane Ida in the United States last year has prompted the World Meteorological Organization to remove the name from a rotating list of storm titles.
Garbage fire chokes Indian capital reeling from heatwave
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Dust storm covers Iraq for second time in a week
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Torrential rains kill 14 in Brazil
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Torrential rains in Brazil kill eight, 13 missing
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Heavy snow sees Saint-Etienne v Marseille postponed
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Australia's flood-ravaged east braces for more storms
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Sahara desert dust coats swathes of Spain
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17 die as cyclone lashes Mozambique, Malawi
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One dead, 10 feared missing in Australia floods
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Brazil storm death toll rises to 152
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16 dead as Storm Eunice, hits power, transport in W.Europe
Emergency crews Saturday battled to restore power to more than one million homes and businesses a day after Storm Eunice carved a deadly trail across northwest Europe and left transport networks in disarray.
Toll mounts as Brazil storm rescuers retrieve more bodies
Rescue workers pulled more bodies Saturday from the muddy wreckage left by devastating floods and landslides in the Brazilian city of Petropolis, where the death toll rose to 139, including 26 children.
14 dead as Storm Eunice hits power, transport in Europe
Emergency crews Saturday battled to restore power to more than one million homes and businesses a day after Storm Eunice carved a deadly trail across Europe and left transport networks in disarray.
Rescuers retrieve more bodies days after Brazil storm
Rescue workers pulled more bodies Saturday from the muddy wreckage left by devastating floods and landslides in the scenic Brazilian city of Petropolis, where the death toll stands at 136, including 26 children.
13 dead as Storm Eunice hits power, transport in Europe
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