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Europe’s Citric-Acid China Test
The Week of August 9, 2026: The EU’s China trap, defense, tax, inflation and much more.
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Epic Games dismisses Apple’s simplified EU App Store fees as ‘junk’
Apple has unveiled a revised App Store fee structure for the European Union in an attempt to resolve its long-running dispute with the European Commission, but the move has been branded “junk fees” by Epic Games, while a consumer group remains cautious. The announcement, made on 18 August, is intended to simplify the previous terms…
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US ally on Putin’s doorstep braces for war as Russia tensions take ominous turn
Poland’s Deputy Defence Minister, Cezary Tomczyk, has said the country is actively preparing for the possibility of war with Russia, as tensions between Moscow and NATO show signs of escalating amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The remarks come alongside a Russian warning of “consequences” against Britain, fuelling concern that Moscow could seek to test…
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Cuba’s economic freefall is hiding a national security threat just miles from Florida: report
A new report says Cuba's ties with Russia, China and Iran create intelligence and military threats just 90 miles from the Florida coastline.
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Rafael Nadal Docuseries ‘Rafa’: How a Local Setting, Language and Intimate Lensing Set the Primetime Emmy Contender Apart
Produced by Skydance Sports and Netflix Sports, “Rafa,” a four-part portrait of Spain’s greatest sports icon Rafael Nadal, packs several singular punches. It’s the first time a non-English language docuseries has ever nominated for a Primetime Emmy, Netflix notes. Also, it takes up Nadal’s story in a largely present tense of early 2024 where he’s not…
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Neil Young Will Return To The Road With Two Shows Next Month
Last year, Neil Young and his current backing band Chrome Hearts did a whole lot of touring, and they initially planned to keep it going into this year. Young and Chrome Hearts announced a European tour for June and July of this year. A few months before it was going to take place, though, Young…
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‘He doubted’: Mourinho says Real Madrid didn’t want Rodri after hesitation over move
José Mourinho has said Real Madrid made Rodri an offer to leave Manchester City this summer, but that the Spain captain’s hesitation over the move ultimately put the Portuguese coach off signing him. Speaking on the day Rodri was officially unveiled at Barcelona, Mourinho argued that a club as big as Real Madrid cannot afford…
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The 2003 performance Cillian Murphy called “one of the great roles” he could ever play
A Russian standard from the 1800s. The post The 2003 performance Cillian Murphy called “one of the great roles” he could ever play first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Man is ordered to remove his shower because it would push up neighbourhood rent prices
A Berlin resident named Kasper has been ordered by local authorities to remove the showerhead from his bathroom, with officials arguing the fitting counts as a “luxury” upgrade that would raise the flat’s value and drive up rents in the surrounding neighbourhood. The case highlights the extreme lengths German housing authorities are going to in…
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A Cult 16-Bit RPG May Finally Get an Official US Release on PS5
It’s been 30 years. Super Nintendo’s Terranigma has never officially released in the United States, due to various issues involving its licensing rights. The 16-bit real-time RPG first released in Japan back in 1995, and was published by Nintendo in Europe a year later. Read the full article on pushsquare.com