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    BTS Star V Named Global Ambassador for Nothing●BTS Superstar V Named Global Brand Ambassador for Nothing as He Models New Headphones # Lifestyle # Style # BTS # CharliMmastodonLifeFashion210 min ago

    BTS member V, also known as Kim Taehyung, has been named global brand ambassador for Nothing, the London-based tech company founded by Carl Pei. The announcement was accompanied by photos of the singer modeling Nothing's new headphones. The pairing signals Nothing's continued push into celebrity-driven marketing as it expands its audio and smartphone lineup globally.

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    Oil prices retreat as investors watch US-Iran diplomacy●Oil retreats as investors await U.S.-Iran diplomacy developments✉newsWorldDiplomacyjust now

    Oil prices slipped as traders held back from big positions while awaiting new developments in diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran. Markets are weighing the potential impact of any agreement or escalation on global supply, and the pullback reflects a cautious wait-and-see stance among investors ahead of concrete news from the negotiations.

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    EU Considers Delaying Methane Monitoring Rules●European Union Weighs MRV Delay as IEA Monitors Oil Markets✉newsWorldEU Politics2 min ago

    The European Union is weighing a delay to its MRV (monitoring, reporting and verification) requirements, a key part of its methane emissions rules for the energy sector, while the International Energy Agency continues to track developments in global oil markets. The timing of any postponement and the industries affected are not yet clear, and energy market watchers are following both stories closely.

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    Two Indians Charged In US Over Fake Ozempic Smuggled From China●2 Indians Charged In US For Selling Fake Ozempic. They Smuggled It From China✉newsWorld5 min ago

    Two Indian nationals have been charged in the United States for allegedly selling counterfeit Ozempic, the diabetes and weight-loss drug, which prosecutors say was smuggled in from China. The case highlights the booming black market for semaglutide products amid global shortages and surging demand for weight-loss injections.

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    Basel watchdog warns financial risks growing more interconnected●Basel chief says risks becoming more interconnected as international cooperation wanes✉newsBusinessBanking5 min ago

    The head of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has warned that risks facing the global financial system are becoming increasingly interconnected, even as international cooperation between regulators weakens. The comments highlight concern that fragmented oversight could leave policymakers less able to identify and contain cross-border threats to banking stability, a theme gaining attention among officials and market watchers.

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    Opinion: Trump's fuel efficiency rules won't doom climate goals●Opinion | Trump’s fuel efficiency rules do not doom climate goals✉newsLifeAutos9 min ago

    A Washington Post opinion piece argues that the Trump administration's rollback of US fuel efficiency standards, while a setback, does not make climate targets unachievable. The author contends emissions reductions can still come from state policies, market shifts toward electric vehicles, and global action, pushing back against the idea that weaker federal mileage rules guarantee failure of climate goals.

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    Inside the factory where BYD builds its electric cars●You’ve Never Seen How a BYD ELECTRIC CAR Is Made | Factories & Facts▶youtubeLifeAutos225.8K9 min ago

    A documentary-style look at how BYD manufactures its electric vehicles is drawing large audiences, with hundreds of thousands of people engaging with footage of the Chinese automaker's production lines. Viewers are reacting to the scale and automation of the plants as BYD continues expanding globally and challenging established carmakers in the fast-growing electric vehicle market.

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    Electric vehicle sales in Australia are accelerating sharply, with new data showing one EV is now sold roughly every 100 seconds. The figures indicate Australia is closing a long-standing gap with global markets, where EV adoption has grown much faster. Observers point to more models, falling prices and government incentives as drivers of the catch-up.