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NASA moon rocket suffers setback likely to delay March launch: officials
NASA’s new moon rocket has suffered another setback, putting next month’s planned launch with astronauts in jeopardy, the space agency announced Saturday. Source link
Israeli strikes in eastern Lebanon kill 8 Hezbollah members, 2 others: officials
Israeli airstrikes in eastern Lebanon have killed eight members of the militant Hezbollah group, including several local officials, two officials with the group said Saturday. Source link
India is going all-in on AI data centres. The environmental costs will have to wait
India’s current data centre hubs, which are set to expand as large tech companies like Microsoft, Amazon and Google pour billions of dollars into the country’s AI sector, are in areas where water and energy are already scarce. Source link
Dual Canadian British citizens scrambling under new passport rules
Entry requirements for dual nationals are being updated as part of broader changes to entry requirements in the United Kingdom. The sudden change, announced quietly in the fall, has caught citizens off-guard and left many confused and frustrated by the requirements. Source link
‘Gringo go home’: Why digital nomads are drawing the ire of locals in Mexico City
Some locals in Mexico City worry that rising gentrification could push them out of their neighbourhoods, as an influx of tourists and digital nomads drive up prices. Source link
What's next for Trump's tariffs after Supreme Court ruling
Based simply on the barely suppressed anger that U.S. President Donald Trump showed throughout his news conference on the Supreme Court’s decision on tariffs, it’s a fair bet that Friday was the worst day so far of his second term. Source link
Here's where U.S. military forces are as they head for Iran
As U.S. President Donald Trump’s Mideast ‘armada’ draws closer to Iran, CBC News has tracked the location and movements of naval ships and military aircraft in the region. Source link
Poland formally withdraws from Ottawa Convention on landmines, citing Russian threat
Poland will use anti-personnel as well as anti-tank landmines to defend its eastern border against the growing threat from Russia, Poland’s deputy defence minister told The Associated Press on Friday, as the country officially left an international convention banning use of the controversial weapons. Source link
Local management had dealings with armed group before kidnapping at Canadian mining company, say ex-workers
The on-site management of a Canadian mining company in Mexico whose workers were killed earlier this year had allegedly established some level of co-ordination with an organized armed group in the region, according to a former employee and two ex-contractors. Source link