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A referendum that could reshape Canada’s map may be put to a vote this October, as Alberta’s independence movement shifts from fringe politics to the mainstream agenda. According to reports, the Alberta independence petition needs just 177,732 signatures by May to trigger the referendum threshold. This number

``` On Wednesday local time, a US jury in a landmark verdict ruled that Meta and Alphabet's Google must pay compensation to a 20-year-old woman. The woman claims her addiction to social media led to a mental health crisis. This result could signal significant risks for the two companies

``` Against the backdrop of persistent disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, the global energy transport landscape is being rapidly reshaped. The latest news shows that Saudi Arabia is significantly increasing the scale of crude oil exports via the Red Sea, using its East-West pipeline to bypass this critical chokepoint and

``` Russian President Putin has signed an order to restrict gold exports. Starting from May 1, the export of gold bars exceeding 100 grams from Russia is prohibited. The decree contains some exceptions and does not apply to commercial banks. Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak announced this restriction as part

March 25, domestic innovative pharma leader Hengrui Medicine disclosed its 2025 annual results report, with revenue and profit achieving double-digit growth and stellar performance in its core innovation business. The annual report shows the company achieved total revenue of RMB 31.629 billion for the year, up 13.02% year-on-year;

``` Barclays Bank is quietly retreating from a high-yield but increasingly risky market. According to Bloomberg citing insiders, after the collapse of UK mortgage institution Market Financial Solutions (MFS) and US subprime auto loan company Tricolor Holdings, Barclays has suffered substantial losses and has started to scale back its asset-backed lending

``` According to Xinhua News Agency, the Iranian Foreign Ministry issued a statement on March 22 declaring that the Strait of Hormuz has not been closed. Ships belonging to the United States, Israel, and other countries involved in aggression will be denied passage, but vessels from other non-hostile countries may safely