A popular series on the Chinese version of TikTok, titled "Escape from the British Museum," is set to be transformed into an animated film, drawing inspiration from a jade teapot that magically transforms into a woman and embarks on a daring escape from the British Museum with the help of a Chinese journalist. The series has gained immense popularity, amassing 370 million views on Douyin. The film aims to recount the story of Chinese cultural relics residing in the British Museum and spark a conversation on repatriation, although the British Museum has stated that none of the stolen items are of Chinese origin and has not received any official request for their return. Chinese social media users have expressed varied opinions on the matter, with some blaming the Chinese government and others highlighting the destruction of artifacts during the Cultural Revolution.

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The Nevada Republican Party has approved new rules for their presidential caucus, which have sparked concerns among some campaigns and critics who believe the rules are designed to favor former President Donald Trump. The rules stipulate that any candidate participating in the state-run primary two days before the caucus cannot participate in the caucus, and Super PACs are also restricted from supporting candidates in the caucus. The party's decision to hold a caucus instead of using the primary results has raised concerns about potential confusion for Republican voters.

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Air Canada, the largest airline in the country, recently revealed that it was the victim of a cyberattack resulting in unauthorized access to employee information and certain records. The incident did not impact flight operations or customer-facing platforms, and the airline has taken immediate action to enhance its cybersecurity defenses. Investigations are ongoing to determine any connections or motives, and the incident is part of a series of cyberattacks targeting various companies within the aviation industry. Air Canada remains committed to ensuring the security and privacy of its employees and customers, advising affected employees to monitor their personal information and report any suspicious activity. This breach serves as a reminder for companies to remain proactive in their cybersecurity efforts.

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A significant portion of Brazilians feel unsafe in their cities, especially when walking at night or in their own neighborhoods, with 34% reporting feeling very unsafe after dark and an additional 26% feeling somewhat unsafe, according to a compilation of various news articles. The survey also suggests that ideological preferences, such as support for President Jair Bolsonaro or the Workers' Party, may influence individuals' perception of security. However, it is important to note that the accuracy of these findings should be further verified.

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Microsoft has officially announced the release of Windows 11, featuring the integration of an AI companion called Copilot, designed to enhance user productivity and assist with various tasks such as composing emails in the user's personal writing style, generating user requests in Microsoft apps, and facilitating seamless messaging across devices. Additionally, Microsoft has introduced improvements to Bing, including Bing Chat, Microsoft Shopping, and Bing Image Creator, as well as showcased new Surface computing hardware. The announcement highlights Microsoft's commitment to leveraging AI technology to enhance user experiences and increase productivity.

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A police officer was killed when gunmen stormed a village in Kosovo, leading to a siege at a Serbian Orthodox monastery where monks and pilgrims were confined; the monastery was eventually retaken by police, resulting in casualties on both sides.

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Low-emission hydrogen production faces challenges due to limited demand, slow implementation of support schemes, inflationary pressures, and increasing costs, which jeopardize the viability of the industry and its potential growth.

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ENGIE, a multinational electric utility company, has purchased UK-based biomethane producer Ixora Energy Ltd for £64.8m ($79.4m), adding three new production units to their portfolio and increasing their total biomethane production capacity in Europe to 670 GWh, bringing them closer to their goal of achieving 10 TWh of capacity by 2030. The acquisition aligns with the overall growth and potential of the European biomethane market, which is expected to experience substantial growth in the coming years. To address the challenge of meeting biomethane production targets, the Biomethane Industrial Partnership (BIP) has been established to promote engagement and collaboration between the European Commission, EU countries, industry representatives, and other stakeholders. ENGIE's acquisition of Ixora Energy Ltd strengthens their position in the biomethane market and contributes to the growth of renewable gas in Europe.

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Vattenfall has awarded a contract to DEME Offshore for rock berm installation works at the Hollandse Kust Zuid offshore wind farm site in the Netherlands, with the objective of reducing risk and enhancing the lifetime integrity of the Inter Array Cables (IAC).

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Microsoft's revised bid to acquire Activision Blizzard for £55bn is moving closer to approval by UK regulators.

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