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    Deadly Saudi strikes hit Taiz market, Houthis sayโ—Yemen: Houthis report deadly Saudi strikes on Taiz marketโœ‰newsBusinessLabor13 min ago

    Yemen's Houthi authorities say Saudi-led airstrikes struck a market in Taiz province, killing civilians. DW reports the Houthis described the attack as deadly, while Saudi officials have not been quoted responding to the claim. The strike is the latest reported escalation in Yemen's long-running war, which has repeatedly hit markets and other civilian sites.

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    Germany's economy rebounds as growth forecasts double for 2026โ—DW News. . After years of stagnation, Germany's economy is growing again. The country's top institutes have doubled the growth forecasts for 2026, but economists warn the recovery is fragile. What is fueling this turnaround? #dwbusinessโœ‰newsBusinessEconomy20 min ago

    Germany's leading economic institutes have doubled their growth forecasts for 2026, signalling that the country's economy may finally be emerging from years of stagnation. DW News reports on what is driving the turnaround, though economists caution that the recovery remains fragile and could easily stall if conditions worsen.

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    Can startups turn India into a global space power?โ—Can startups turn India into a global space power? | DW Newsโ–ถyoutubeBusinessStartups119K18 min ago

    DW News examines whether India's rapidly growing space startups can transform the country into a leading global space power. The report looks at how private companies are building on the momentum of India's state space programme, and what their rise means for the country's ambitions in the international space race.

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    Coldwell Banker CEO: Housing Is in a Soft Periodโ—Mortgage Rates and Inflation Are Cooling Housing Demand โ€” Coldwell Banker CEO Says โ€˜We Are Definitely in a Soft Period Right Nowโ€™โœ‰newsBusinessEconomy20 min ago

    Coldwell Banker's chief executive says the US housing market is 'definitely in a soft period right now', pointing to elevated mortgage rates and persistent inflation cooling buyer demand. The comments add to a string of cautious assessments from industry leaders as high borrowing costs keep many would-be buyers on the sidelines and slow home sales across the country.

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    German international broadcaster DW reports that Russia is expected to step up hybrid warfare against Europe, a term covering sabotage, disinformation, cyberattacks and other deniable pressure tactics short of open conflict. The report adds to growing warnings from European governments and security services about Russian covert activity targeting infrastructure, elections and public opinion across the continent, as the war in Ukraine continues to strain relations between Moscow and the West.

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    Germany and Russia hold first talks since Ukraine invasionโ—First Germany-Russia talks since Ukraine invasion: Why now?โœ‰newsWarUkraine28 min ago

    Germany and Russia are holding their first direct talks since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, according to DW. The reported meeting has prompted questions about why the two governments are re-establishing contact now, with observers weighing what it could mean for diplomacy over the war, sanctions policy, and Europe's broader posture toward Moscow as the conflict continues.

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    The United States has threatened to ban Iranian airlines from operating internationally, with the measure set to take effect from Wednesday. The move would effectively ground Iranian carriers worldwide, restricting their access to international airspace and airports. The threat escalates pressure on Tehran and raises concerns about travel disruptions and the broader impact on Iran's already isolated aviation sector.

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    San Francisco Proposition B Would Pave Way for Public Bankโ—Proposition B Would Lay Groundwork for a Public Bankโœ‰newsBusinessFinance21 min ago

    San Francisco's Proposition B would lay the groundwork for a city-owned public bank, a step that could shift how the city deposits and manages public funds away from commercial banks. Supporters frame it as a way to keep public money serving local priorities; details on funding and implementation remain limited in early coverage.

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