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AI tool that copied actor’s ‘lustrous’ voice violated his rights, says Tokyo court
Kenjiro Tsuda wins case against TikTok account in landmark verdict to protect publicity rightsA court in Japan has ruled that the human voice has legal protection after a landmark case involving a well known actor and a TikTok account whose...
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Iranian singer’s 74 lashes for performing without a hijab ‘a form of torture’, say rights groups
Iranian court upholds sentence against 29-year-old star Parastoo Ahmadi and other musicians in crackdown on women flouting hijab lawAn Iranian court’s decision to uphold a sentence of 74 lashes against the popular singer Parastoo Ahmadi for...
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Govt defends purchase of 45 bulletproof vehicles for SCO summit
Cabinet division rejects 'sceptical and unwarranted' criticism in the press and on social media
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India's SAIL flies in Mongolian coking coal as it seeks new supplies, sources say
NEW DELHI: Steel Authority of India (SAIL) has airlifted coking coal from Mongolia for the first time, testing the landlocked nation as a potential new supplier as India seeks to reduce its dependence on Australia, two sources said. The sta...
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The October 7 warnings threatening Netanyahu’s Israeli election campaign
Netanyahu faces continued pressure over alleged warnings before the 2023 Hamas attack as October 27 elections draw near.
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Couple describes relief at rescue after whale destroys their yacht
Jeremy and Gemma Cooper were 500 miles off the coast of New Zealand when their yacht, the Tai Tam, collided with a sperm whale.
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What’s behind French student protests that turned violent?
The school protests coincide with public sector strikes over planned budget cuts.
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‘We no longer eat three meals’: Yemen’s displaced face daily fight for food
Yemen's latest fighting has redrawn front lines after more than a decade of war, deepening hunger and displacement.
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California rushes to prepare for massive ‘Kelvin’ wave and predicted sea level rise
Wave nearing southern California expected to reach San Francisco Bay Area by October as it crawls toward AlaskaCommunities across California are rushing to prepare for the imminent arrival of the so-called “Kelvin wave”, a massive underwate...
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What will happen to Man City after the Premier League’s guilty verdict?
Man City found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules. What happens next, and could they be relegated?
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The fightback in Bandung and Pakistan football’s reality - Dawn
The fightback in Bandung and Pakistan football’s reality Dawn
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The fightback in Bandung and Pakistan football’s reality - Dawn
The fightback in Bandung and Pakistan football’s reality Dawn
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Would-be Taylor Swift concert attacker loses privacy case against Disney
VIENNA: An Austrian man convicted of planning a foiled attack on a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna in 2024 lost a privacy lawsuit against Disney on Wednesday over the fact his parents’ home was shown in the docu-series “Taylor Swift: The End...
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Rupee records gain against US dollar
The Pakistani rupee extended its marginal gains against the US dollar in the interbank market on Wednesday. The local unit closed the day at 277.11, a gain of Re0.01 against the greenback. On Tuesday, the Pakistani rupee settled at 277.12 a...
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Tel Aviv-bound Flydubai flight diverted to Saudi Arabia after brawl between pilots: Israeli official - Dawn
Tel Aviv-bound Flydubai flight diverted to Saudi Arabia after brawl between pilots: Israeli official Dawn
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India records lowest monsoon rainfall in more than a decade
MUMBAI: India recorded its lowest monsoon rainfall in more than a decade during the June-September season as the El Niño weather pattern dampened precipitation, a senior weather department official told Reuters on Wednesday. The country rec...
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India benchmark shares log worst month since March as oil, global rate hikes spark outflows
Indian equity benchmarks logged their steepest monthly drop since March, while the rupee and the benchmark bond lost ground, as foreign investors fled risky assets after soaring oil prices kept inflation worries centre stage and global cent...
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We need ‘right to intervene’ in AI amid growing threat, says Bank of England boss
Andrew Bailey’s comments come as fears grow that rogue models could take financial system hostageBusiness live – latest updatesThe governor of the Bank of England has said authorities must retain the “right to intervene” in the AI industry ...
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Pakistan’s banknote paper maker SPL resumes normal operations after major upgrade
Security Papers Limited (SPL), which makes banknote paper and other security documents, has resumed ‘normal operation and production’ after completing a strategic upgrade to enhance its banknote paper production capabilities, the company in...
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Copper climbs on China factory data, heads for third-straight monthly gain
Copper ticked higher on Wednesday and was set to post its third monthly gain in a row as factory activity in China returned to growth, although trading remained subdued ahead of a week-long holiday in the world’s biggest metals consumer. Be...
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