What in the world is the world thinking?
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According to the report, North Korea's elite hackers are a leading suspect in a major Binance hack, though the accusations are not presented as confirmed. If true, the case would suggest suspected North Korean cyber groups have become highly capable.
The report says lesser-known firms linked to data centres are contributing to concerns that an AI-related financial bubble could burst. It notes that data centre debt is in the tens of billions of pounds.
A report says the Chancellor has suggested younger workers might not receive the same minimum wage as other workers before the next election. This has raised questions about whether a promise on minimum wage policy for younger workers could be broken.
According to hospitals and officials cited in the report, Israeli strikes in Gaza killed eight people, including a child. The deaths were reported in Khan Younis and Gaza City, including members of the Hamas-run police, according to officials.
According to the report, cost-of-living protests in several German cities, including Berlin, Hamburg and Frankfurt, turned violent and involved looting. The same day, large numbers of people also reportedly protested in France.
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Egypt is 49 points less likely than the world to choose "Hydrogen will win".
Japan is 44 points less likely than the world to choose "Absolutely".
Australia is 40 points less likely than the world to choose "Ronaldo".
Australia is 40 points less likely than the world to choose "Yes, it'll transform life for the better".
Mexico is 39 points less likely than the world to choose "No, nothing beats the big screen".
Germany is 35 points less likely than the world to choose "China".
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