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Kashmir Students' Medical Dreams Caught in Iran's Political Storm
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Kashmir Students' Medical Dreams Caught in Iran's Political Storm

Kashmiri medical students studying in Iran face uncertain futures as regional tensions disrupt education and travel. Their pursuit of affordable healthcare education has become collateral damage in geopolitical conflicts.

Why China's Fireworks Ban Reversal Reveals Economic Anxiety
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Why China's Fireworks Ban Reversal Reveals Economic Anxiety

Chinese cities are lifting decades-old fireworks bans for Lunar New Year as economic frustrations mount. Is this cultural freedom or political calculation?

Japanese Sake Hits $21,000 in Dubai as Luxury Drinks Go Global
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Japanese Sake Hits $21,000 in Dubai as Luxury Drinks Go Global

Premium Japanese sake Born: Chogin Vintage sells for $21,000 at Dubai restaurant as traditional brewery targets wealthy international drinkers with 12-year aged luxury line.

Trump's Fed Pick Warsh Sits on Board Amid US-Korea Trade Tensions
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Trump's Fed Pick Warsh Sits on Board Amid US-Korea Trade Tensions

Kevin Warsh, Trump's potential Fed chair candidate, serves on the board of a firm central to US-South Korea trade disputes, raising conflict of interest concerns for monetary policy.

Cramer Sees Market Setup for Big Tech Earnings Bounce
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Cramer Sees Market Setup for Big Tech Earnings Bounce

CNBC's Jim Cramer analyzes next week's heavy earnings slate, saying subdued market finish could position stocks for gains if AMD, Alphabet, and Amazon deliver strong results

Fed's Bowman Backs Rate Cuts Despite Recent Pause Vote
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Fed's Bowman Backs Rate Cuts Despite Recent Pause Vote

Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman supports gradual rate cuts despite voting for a pause at the recent meeting, highlighting internal Fed debates on monetary policy timing amid economic uncertainty.

When Prediction Markets Get Too Specific: The Government Shutdown Betting Trap
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When Prediction Markets Get Too Specific: The Government Shutdown Betting Trap

How contract specificity in Polymarket and Kalshi government shutdown bets revealed the hidden complexities of prediction market investing and caught many traders off guard.

Musk's Epstein Emails: When Denials Meet Digital Evidence
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Musk's Epstein Emails: When Denials Meet Digital Evidence

Newly released Epstein files reveal Elon Musk's correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein from 2012-2013, contradicting his previous denials. What does this mean for Tesla's stock and Musk's political influence?

Credit Card Rates Hit 20%+ as Trump Proposes 10% Cap
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Credit Card Rates Hit 20%+ as Trump Proposes 10% Cap

US credit card rates reached a record 20.97% as Americans owe $1.23 trillion in debt. Trump's 10% rate cap proposal divides experts on consumer impact.

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US Captures 60% of Europe's LNG Market as Energy Map Reshuffles
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US Captures 60% of Europe's LNG Market as Energy Map Reshuffles

America's share of European LNG imports surged to 60% in January, marking a dramatic shift from Russian dependence. This energy realignment carries profound implications for global markets and geopolitical power dynamics.

Amazon Seeks 2-Year Extension for Satellite Deployment Deadline
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Amazon Seeks 2-Year Extension for Satellite Deployment Deadline

Amazon requests FCC extension to deploy 1,600 satellites by 2028 instead of 2026, citing rocket shortages. Can it catch up to SpaceX's Starlink dominance?

Chinese Battery Firms Find New Route to US Market
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Chinese Battery Firms Find New Route to US Market

NeoVolta's joint venture with China's PotisEdge shows how Chinese companies are adapting to US tech restrictions while tapping into America's growing grid storage market.