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    Chinese rocket startup Z-Trak raises fresh funds, eyes 2027 debut●✉newsBusinessStartups9 min ago

    Chinese commercial rocket company Z-Trak has secured a new round of funding as it works toward a first launch targeted for 2027. The startup is part of a growing wave of private Chinese space firms competing to develop reusable launch vehicles, drawing attention to the country's expanding commercial space sector and investor appetite for launch technology.

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    Gold edges up from multi-month lows●Gold price today, Wednesday, September 30, 2026: Gold edges up from multi-month lows yesterday✉newsBusinessPersonal Finance10 min ago

    Gold prices rose slightly on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, recovering a little after hitting multi-month lows the previous day. The modest bounce suggests buyers stepped in at lower levels, though the metal remains well below its recent highs. Investors are watching the price closely amid ongoing uncertainty about interest rates and economic conditions. Further direction is expected to depend on upcoming economic data and central bank signals.

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    Qatar's PM Tells Piers Morgan Netanyahu Is a War Criminal●‘Yes, Netanyahu IS a War Criminal’ Qatar PM Speaks To Piers Morgan About Gaza, Iran, Trump & More▶youtubeWarMiddle East790.9K18 min ago

    Qatar's Prime Minister, in an interview with British broadcaster Piers Morgan, directly called Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu a war criminal over the conduct of the war in Gaza. The conversation also covered Qatar's mediation efforts, the conflict with Iran, and relations with US President Donald Trump. The blunt accusation from a key diplomatic intermediary has drawn wide attention online.

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    Australia weighs scrapping $2.3 billion immigration detention contract●Australia eyes ripping up $2.3B immigration detention contract✉newsWorldImmigration26 min ago

    Australia is considering cancelling a $2.3 billion contract related to immigration detention, according to Politico. The move would affect the country's outsourcing of detention services, though details on the contractor and the government's reasoning have not yet been made public. The report has drawn attention amid ongoing debate over Australia's immigration detention policies.

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