Xi warns world economy faces rising risks from inward turning nations
Chinese President Xi Jinping at a BRICS summit warned that the global economy confronts growing risks and uncertainties as some countries turn inward on trade and climate action. He did not name the United States, though he implicitly rebuked U.S. policy shifts on tariffs and the Paris accord.
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Hazardous waste illegally tracked to Missouri site
Federal and state documents reveal thirteen million pounds of hazardous waste stored in an eastern Missouri flood plain for nearly four years. An April federal indictment accuses Missouri and Ohio firms and officers of illegal dumping and transport from Mississippi to Missouri.
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Dozens of Diana items hit auction block
Boston RR Auction lists 79 Diana related items spanning childhood through post marriage years. The centerpiece satin lined evening bag with royal household provenance could top $15,000 with online bidding ending September 13.
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South Korea considers stronger missiles and US nuclear options
South Korea under Moon Jae in ramps up weapons after two ICBM tests and a nuclear test. Officials weigh asking the United States to redeploy tactical nuclear weapons as Seoul seeks a stronger kill chain and higher warhead weights to deter North Korea.
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Putin condemns North Korea test calls for dialogue not war
Putin criticized North Korea's latest nuclear test as provocative but warned against military action describing a road to nowhere that could cause a global catastrophe. He urged neighbors to engage and pursue cooperation while backing a new U.N. approach focused on politics and a suspension-for-suspension proposal.
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China weighs how hard to pressure North Korea
Beijing has the economic tools to pressure Pyongyang but fears a harsh squeeze could trigger collapse. Oil sales, coal bans, and iron ore curbs under U N sanctions would hit Kim Jong Un's regime, yet China worries about destabilizing its neighbour and triggering refugee flows.
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Menendez corruption trial opens in Newark with high stakes
U S Senator Bob Menendez and Florida ophthalmologist Salomon Melgen face a federal trial over alleged bribery involving gifts trips and political influence. Prosecutors claim Menendez lobbied for Melgen's interests in exchange for donations and favors, while defense argues the trips were personal vacations and gifts unrelated to official acts. The case could affect the Senate balance as Christie's successor selection hinges on the outcome.
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