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A new study links bone strength to questions about when early human ancestors stopped climbing trees, according to reports.
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A new study links bone strength to questions about when early human ancestors stopped climbing trees, according to reports.

Trump says he would impose heavy tariffs on the EU if Canada becomes an associate member, as Brussels says its alliances target no one.

Uganda's TVET system is being reshaped around labour market demands, with new AI training and competence-based exams introduced.

Conservative leader addresses caucus in British Columbia ahead of Parliament's return, urging MPs to focus on national interest amid reported divisions.

Swedish outlets preview the SHL season with a returning NHL star, a recruitment controversy and a look at the league's new imports.

The Financial Times looks back at 100 years of studio style, exploring how artists dressed while they worked.

Reuters reports Grab is acquiring a controlling interest in Atome Financial in a deal valued at $1.49 billion.

Les Echos reports European countries are bringing back measures to shield consumers from fuel costs, while France's position remains precarious.

ABC reports the US intercepted and sank another suspected refueling station in the Pacific linked to Ecuadorian gang Los Choneros.

German retailers report long lines and strict purchase limits for the new Pokémon anniversary set, with fans both excited and frustrated.

Ireland wants more details on the EU's move to make Canada an associate member and a defence plan reported to work alongside Nato.

A marathon profile has been suspended after violating anti-doping regulations, according to Nettavisen.

An international court in The Hague convicted former Kosovo president Hashim Thaci of war crimes and sentenced him to 25 years.

Forecasters lift a severe weather warning to level 6, with disruptive rain and flooding expected across parts of KwaZulu-Natal.

A Río Grande federal court ordered work stopped on the Sea Lion oil project, which Página|12 links to British and Israeli firms.

DIVEVOLK has launched the SeaTouch 6 Pro, a new underwater housing featuring upgraded touchscreen technology and protection rated to 60 meters.

Tribuna Online reports the shot is now cleared for Brazilians over 85, with the Health Ministry and São Paulo both widening access.

China's men's basketball coach says the team is pursuing Olympic qualification while giving young players experience at the Asian Games.

A new study using T. rex teeth finds the dinosaur's body temperature was close to that of modern humans, suggesting it was warm-blooded.

A Nigerian senator claims his faction is the true Kwankwasiyya movement and pledges Kano State's support for Tinubu in the 2027 election.

Seoul postpones its National Assembly briefing on a stalled US investment package as Washington and Seoul clash over equity stakes, board seats and nuclear terms.

Researchers say they have found a biological pathway the body uses to shut down inflammation, a finding that could lead to new treatments for chronic disease.

Diesel prices in Turkey passed the 100-lira mark after a second round of increases, Bloomberght reports.

European Commission president backs plan to make Canada the EU's first associate member, though the idea faces hurdles and caution.
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