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Agent Orange
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A Vietnamese victim of Agent Orange, the herbicide sprayed by US forces during the Vietnam War, has met with hibakusha — survivors of the 1945 atomic bombings — in Hiroshima, Japan. The encounter brings together two communities whose health was damaged by different legacies of American military action, highlighting shared experiences of lasting harm from war and ongoing calls for recognition and support.
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The US Department of Veterans Affairs has published its 2026 edition of the Agent Orange Newsletter, an official public health resource for veterans exposed to the herbicide during military service. The publication typically covers health conditions linked to exposure, eligibility for VA benefits and health care, and updates on related research and policy changes affecting affected veterans and their families.
- 3Orange Spain Expands Google Cloud Partnership to Scale AI Operations▼Orange Spain Expands Partnership with Google Cloud to Industrialize AI Operations with Gemini Enterprise
Orange Spain is deepening its partnership with Google Cloud to industrialize its AI operations using Gemini Enterprise, Google's platform for deploying AI agents and models across a business. The telecom operator aims to move AI from isolated pilots to standardized, company-wide workflows. The announcement, made via Google Cloud's press channel, highlights growing collaboration between European telecoms and US cloud providers on enterprise AI adoption.
- 4Why influence matters less than leadership in real estate●Why ‘influencer’ in real estate is secondary to leadership
An opinion piece from the Orange County Register argues that being an influencer in real estate matters far less than demonstrating genuine leadership. The writer suggests agents and brokers focused on building influence should prioritise trust, expertise and guidance for clients and teams instead of chasing visibility or social media prominence.