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    UN Chief Says Superpowers' Power 'Isn't So Super' in Dig at Trump●‘Their Power Isn’t So Super’: UN Chief Shows Mirror To Superpowers In Veiled Dig At Trump▶youtubeWorldUnited Nations1.6M41 min ago

    United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres delivered remarks suggesting that the world's major powers have overstated their strength, saying 'their power isn't so super'. The comments are being read as a veiled criticism of Donald Trump and Washington's unilateral approach to global affairs. The speech has drawn wide attention as a rare rebuke of great-power politics from the UN's top official.

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    EU weighs Nato-style joint responses to Russian hybrid attacks▼EU countries consider Nato-style joint responses to Russian hybrid attacks✉newsWorldEU Politics44 min ago

    EU member states are discussing collective, Nato-style responses to Russian hybrid attacks, such as sabotage, disinformation and cyber operations targeting European infrastructure. The proposal would allow countries to invoke joint backing when a member faces such aggression, mirroring the alliance's mutual-defence principle and deepening EU coordination on security against Moscow.

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    Astronomers warn planned 50,000 orbital mirrors would harm sky research●"'They're saying we want to launch 50,000 mirrors by 2035,' Benvenuti said. 'That would be catastrophic for astronomy, tMmastodonScienceSpace Policy1004 min ago

    Reflect Orbital's plan to launch thousands of sun-reflecting satellites has drawn sharp criticism from astronomers. A figure of 50,000 mirrors by 2035 was cited as 'catastrophic for astronomy' by scientist Luca Benvenuti, as the company seeks US regulatory approval from the FCC. Researchers worry the mirrors' bright glare would interfere with telescopes and darken the night sky for ground-based observations worldwide.

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    Surrogacy ban pushes Indian fathers to seek services abroad▼Surrogacy ban forces dads abroad✉newsLifeParenting49 min ago

    Indian fathers hoping to become parents through surrogacy are travelling overseas after a ban on commercial surrogacy at home, the Mumbai Mirror reports. The law restricts the practice to married Indian couples using their own genetic material, leaving single men and others with no domestic option and pushing them toward countries where surrogacy remains legal.

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    Bitcoin rebounds 44% from June low, echoing 2021 pattern▼Bitcoin recovers 44% from its June low as BTC’s 2021 pattern resurfaces✉newsBusinessCrypto3 h ago

    Bitcoin has climbed roughly 44% from its June low, and analysts are drawing comparisons to the price behavior seen in 2021. Market watchers say the recovery mirrors a pattern from that year, fueling debate over whether BTC is entering a sustained uptrend or setting up for another pullback.

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    Hidden code suggests Apple may adopt Android security feature for iPhone●Hidden code reveals Apple might copy an Android security feature for iPhone✉newsTechnologyMobile4 h ago

    Code found in recent Apple software builds points to the iPhone potentially gaining a security feature that Android already offers, based on a report by PhoneArena. The finding has fueled speculation about what Apple is planning for a future iOS release, though the company has not confirmed anything. If real, it would see Apple borrowing a protection Android users have had for some time.

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    Aaron Glenn sees the Jets on the same path as his old Lions●A close loss, a familiar place -- Aaron Glenn sees the Jets on that same Lions path https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/763MmastodonSportSoccer35 h ago

    The New York Jets dropped another close game in Week 3, falling to the Detroit Lions. Head coach Aaron Glenn, who previously coached in Detroit, says the Jets mirror the Lions' early rebuild years — a team that lost tight games before turning things around. The comparison has drawn attention as Jets fans weigh patience against mounting frustration over narrow defeats.

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