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- India to tour Bangladesh for white-ball series in August
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- OpenAI unveils GPT-4.1 API for developers with coding capabilities
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- Istanbul court rejects appeal for former mayor Imamoglu’s release
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- Iranian foreign minister to visit Moscow for US nuclear talks
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Vance's speech to European audience raises eyebrows with half-truths, culture war complaints
In Munich, US Vice President JD Vance delivered a speech on totalitarianism, but it wasnt directed at Moscow following its brutal invasion of Ukraine. Instead, he targeted Europe, particularly its allies in the European Union. Vance referred to what he called the enemy within, accusing European...