AFP News Agency

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🎥 🇨🇿 At Prague Zoo, polar bears and gorillas nibble on fruit-filled ice cream and roll on ice chips as a second heatwave of the summer reaches its peak, with national temperatures hitting a near-record 41.5 degrees https://t.co/C7hoRQoLbz

The Economist

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No UN body enjoys the same clout as the federal court that sent Al Capone down for tax evasion. We explain why the organisation’s next secretary-general can, at best, hope to nudge the mighty to do right https://t.co/DYfm5Uw7CQ Illustration: Ellie Foreman-Peck https://t.co/keCq9CEJNO

Bloomberg

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In today’s India Edition, Menaka Doshi unpacks the interest rate outlook and Akriti Sharma examines the BJP’s attempt to engage with the country’s youth on Instagram. https://t.co/iiwY3c1crh

The Washington Post

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“Tarps off,” the term coined for the trend of fans going shirtless at games, has captivated U.S. sports in recent months. Now, for every packed section of dad bods and farmer’s tans, there are double the number of empty seats. https://t.co/aqEGNk3jN2

The Wall Street Journal

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Jeff Dean, one of Google’s earliest employees and an architect of its artificial-intelligence strategy for the past 15 years, is leaving the company to launch an AI startup focused on scientific discovery https://t.co/ILdl5fAtQY

Al Jazeera English

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A Palestinian father has opened an indoor play centre in Gaza to give children a sense of normality as they continue to endure near-daily Israeli attacks, with free entry for families who cannot afford to pay. https://t.co/A23VUSk0mg

The Telegraph

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"When previous generations found hearing from their parents trying, it was usually because their lives sounded hard – the heating was broken, Barbara from next door had keeled over and the arthritis was back" says Melissa Twigg. "But for millennials like me, chatting to your https://t.co/p0dZFgmUq1

TIME

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“For decades, communication coaches counseled clients to ruthlessly eliminate verbal tics and awkward pauses. In the age of AI, those imperfections add something vital,” writes Matt Abrahams. https://t.co/bIcypn8bKw