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Madrid pumps up the volume on Latin music

Madrid pumps up the volume on Latin music

Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny kicks off a series of 10 concerts on Saturday in Madrid, a city with a booming Latino population now emerging as a new hub of the Latin music industry.

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South Korea's Son 'feeling great' for World Cup despite goal drought

South Korea's Son 'feeling great' for World Cup despite goal drought

Son Heung-min said he was "feeling great" ahead of the World Cup and backed himself to perform despite suggestions that South Korea's talismanic captain's powers are on the wane.

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'My job is going': UK workers squeezed out by AI

'My job is going': UK workers squeezed out by AI

When a client asked her a year ago to design a glossary to train an artificial intelligence system, translator Jessica Spengler realised she was going to train her own replacement.

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Marsh out of Pakistan ODIs, Inglis to captain Australia

Marsh out of Pakistan ODIs, Inglis to captain Australia

Australia captain Mitchell Marsh has been ruled out of the one-day international series in Pakistan after picking up an ankle injury while playing in the Indian Premier League.

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Samsung workers approve bonus deal after big AI profits

Samsung workers approve bonus deal after big AI profits

Samsung Electronics union members on Wednesday approved a deal with management securing massive annual bonuses, averting a major strike as the South Korean chip giant's profits soar due to booming demand for artificial intelligence tools.

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No feasts, no joy: Gazans mark a dark Eid

No feasts, no joy: Gazans mark a dark Eid

New clothes for children, sacrificial sheep and Eid biscuits, the hallmarks of the Muslim holiday, are all either unaffordable or unavailable in Gaza, casting a shadow over what is usually a time of celebration and joy.

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Low cost glasses help India's poor see a better future

Low cost glasses help India's poor see a better future

As soon as he put on his glasses, Indian vegetable seller Tofan Jena knew daily life would never be the same.

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From barefoot kid, to millionaire star, Caiceido keeps chasing trophies

From barefoot kid, to millionaire star, Caiceido keeps chasing trophies

Moises Caicedo lifted his first trophy, a golden plastic cup, among the tightly packed little houses of a working-class neighbourhood in Ecuador. This summer he is heading to his second World Cup.

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Germany enter World Cup Group E with score to settle

Germany enter World Cup Group E with score to settle

Four-time champions Germany head to North America seeking to break their more recent World Cup hoodoo after failing to make it out of the group stage at the last two editions.

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Luis Enrique's PSG eye greatness with back-to-back Champions Leagues in sight

Luis Enrique's PSG eye greatness with back-to-back Champions Leagues in sight

If Paris Saint-Germain's maiden triumph last year allowed the French club to break their Champions League hoodoo, winning the title again this season would allow them to be remembered as one of Europe's all-time great teams.

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