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Protests in Iran sparked by economic woes now nationwide, activists say — REUTERS / pwu404

Iran Politics · Iran

Protests in Iran sparked by economic woes now nationwide, activists say

53% Center coverage: 176 sources

Protests in Iran sparked by economic woes have now gone nationwide in the Islamic Republic, activists said Thursday, signaling both their staying power and intensity as they challenge the country’s theocracy.See the Story

CES Is Drunk on AI, While the Real Innovation Is Somewhere Else — REUTERS / Steve Marcus

Amazon · Las Vegas

CES Is Drunk on AI, While the Real Innovation Is Somewhere Else

67% Center coverage: 60 sources

Commentary: I attended my first CES in Las Vegas last week. I waded through a sea of AI, but it was the humanity that actually stood out.See the Story

Japan and the Philippines sign a new defense pact as they face growing China aggression — Jam STA ROSA / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Asian Politics · Manila

Japan and the Philippines sign a new defense pact as they face growing China aggression

39% Left coverage: 44 sources

MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Japan and the Philippines signed a defense pact on Thursday that would allow the tax-free provision of ammunition, fuel, food and other necessities when their forces stage joint training to boost deterrence against China’s growing aggression…See the Story

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