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Five Ebola patients, including health workers, recover in DR Congo after treatment in Bunia. Officials highlight early care
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Five Ebola patients recover in DR Congo as health officials report progress in outbreak response

Recovery Brings Hope in Ituri Region Health officials in the Democratic Republic…

The US and Iran exchange strikes near the Strait of Hormuz as both sides claim self defence, missiles are intercepted in Kuwait,
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US and Iran Exchange Strikes as Tensions Rise Near Strait of Hormuz

Overview of the latest escalation The United States says it carried out…

Trump warns Iran as peace talks stall and tensions rise
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US Justice Department to Follow Court Order Blocking Trump Linked $1.8 Billion Fund

The US Justice Department has confirmed it will follow a federal court…

A US Justice Department settlement tied to Donald Trump’s tax lawsuit has raised concerns after it appeared to limit IRS audits and investigations
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Trump signals new direction for US 250th anniversary celebrations as artists withdraw

Washington plans shift toward Trump backed events for America 250 Donald Trump…

Anthropic Moves Toward US IPO as AI Market Approaches Record Valuations Anthropic Prepares for Public Listing in the US Artificial intelligence company Anthropic has started the process of going public in the United States. The firm, known for its chatbot Claude, has filed paperwork with US regulators to begin an initial public offering. The company has not confirmed the share price or how many shares will be offered yet. Anthropic was founded just five years ago and has quickly grown into one of the leading AI companies in the world. Recent private funding placed its valuation above $965 billion, putting it close to the trillion-dollar mark. AI Valuations Push Toward Historic Levels The planned IPO comes at a time when investor interest in artificial intelligence is extremely high. Anthropic is now competing directly with other major players such as OpenAI and SpaceX in attracting large scale investment. OpenAI is also considering a public listing. Its most recent valuation stands at around $852 billion, slightly below Anthropic’s latest private estimate. SpaceX is also preparing for a possible stock market debut that could reshape investor expectations for technology companies. Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has also announced plans to raise about $80 billion to expand its AI investments. This shows how strongly major tech firms are competing in the AI space. Competition Between Anthropic and OpenAI Intensifies Anthropic was founded by Dario Amodei after he left OpenAI due to strategic disagreements with its leadership. Since then, both companies have developed advanced AI systems and now compete for users, enterprise customers, and investor funding. OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman has stated that his company will go public when the timing is right, but there is no urgency. Both firms are now seen as key players in the race to dominate generative AI. Investor Debate on Timing and Market Risk Market analysts are closely watching how and when these companies choose to list. Some experts believe Anthropic could help set new standards for valuing AI businesses, especially around revenue, subscribers, and enterprise adoption. Others argue that being first to market may be an advantage, as it allows a company to shape investor expectations. If a company delays too long, it may lose that influence. Investors are also interested in Anthropic’s financial performance, especially profitability, which will be closely studied once official IPO documents are released. AI Industry Enters Capital Intensive Phase Experts say the AI sector is entering a phase that requires massive investment. Companies are spending heavily on infrastructure, research, and model development. This capital demand is driving the push toward public markets. If Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX all go public, it could create one of the largest technology investment waves in stock market history.
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Anthropic Moves Toward US IPO as AI Market Approaches Record Valuations

Anthropic Prepares for Public Listing in the US Artificial intelligence company Anthropic…

Denmark's Mette Frederiksen to form government after months of negotiations
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Denmark Coalition Government Agreed After Long Political Talks

New government formation in Denmark Mette Frederiksen is set to lead a…

US and Iran continue ceasefire talks mediated by regional partners while tensions rise in the Gulf, with disputes over sanctions
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US Iran Talks Face Pressure as Gulf Tensions Remain High

Ceasefire Holds but Talks Remain Fragile The United States and Iran are…

Cara Delevingne shares how sobriety and mental health struggles shaped her first music releases, I Forgot and Out of My Head
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Cara Delevingne Opens Up About Sobriety Behind Her New Music

New start in music Cara Delevingne, known globally as a model and…

Canada Seeks Extension of USMCA Trade Agreement Canada has officially asked the United States and Mexico to extend the trade agreement known as the United States Mexico Canada Agreement, also called USMCA. The request aims to renew the pact for another 16 years as the July deadline for negotiations approaches. The Canadian trade minister Dominic LeBlanc confirmed the request during talks in Washington with the US trade representative Jamieson Greer. He described the agreement as highly beneficial for all three countries. Ongoing Talks Between Canada US and Mexico Negotiations are still ongoing between the three countries. Mexico and the United States have already completed a recent round of talks. Canada, however, is still working through key issues, especially related to tariffs and the automotive sector. Canada has asked for lower or removed tariffs on steel, aluminium, automobiles, and lumber. US officials have indicated that Canada may still need to accept some tariff measures as part of any deal. Key Trade Issues Under Discussion Several major issues are shaping the negotiations. The United States has raised concerns over access to Canadian markets, especially in the dairy sector. Canada maintains strict production controls to protect local farmers. Another issue involves alcohol trade. Some Canadian provinces have reduced or removed American liquor from stores in response to US tariffs. The United States is also pushing for changes in the automotive supply chain. Officials want a higher share of US made parts in North American vehicles. They have also discussed coordinating external tariffs against other global markets with Canada and Mexico. Political Pressure and Economic Debate Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has faced growing pressure at home to secure a strong deal. Opposition leaders have criticized slow economic growth and rising youth unemployment. Carney has defended Canada’s position and said stronger economic performance in Canada would also benefit the United States. US trade officials argue that Canada has responded more aggressively to tariffs compared to Mexico. This has slowed progress in negotiations. What Happens Next If the three countries do not agree to extend the agreement by 1 July, the USMCA will continue on a yearly renewal basis until 2036.
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Canada pushes for extension of USMCA trade agreement as deadline nears

Canada has officially asked the United States and Mexico to extend the…

Myanmar President India Visit Under Scrutiny After Talks With PM Modi
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Myanmar President India Visit Under Scrutiny After Talks With PM Modi

Myanmar president Min Aung Hlaing is on a five day visit to…

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