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    EU 'Made in EU' bill threatens Japanese EV makers●Looming 'Made in EU' bill threatens Toyota and other Japanese EV makers✉newsWorldEU Politics2 d ago

    A proposed EU bill would require electric vehicles sold in Europe to meet local-content rules, threatening Japanese automakers such as Toyota. If adopted, the 'Made in EU' legislation could raise costs or restrict market access for Japanese EVs, which rely heavily on parts and batteries made outside the bloc. Japanese industry is watching closely amid wider EU efforts to favor domestic manufacturing.

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    Hurricane Nolo passes Hawaii but flood and wind threat remains●Hurricane Nolo skirts Hawaii but could still unleash powerful winds, flash flooding✉newsEnvironmentWeather4 d ago

    Hurricane Nolo has passed near Hawaii without a direct landfall, but officials warn the storm could still bring powerful winds and flash flooding to the islands. Residents are being urged to stay alert as bands of heavy rain and gusty conditions move through, with localised flooding possible in vulnerable areas even though the worst of the hurricane stays offshore.

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    Auto localisation moves from chips to smart factories▼Auto localisation moves up the technology stack, from chips to smart factories✉newsTechnologySemiconductors4 d ago

    Automotive localisation in India is advancing beyond chip manufacturing into complete smart factory capability, according to ET Auto. The shift means domestic players are moving up the technology stack, building higher-value manufacturing systems rather than only producing components, reflecting broader efforts to deepen self-reliance in the auto and semiconductor supply chain.

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    Covid infections are increasing again, with health observers describing a worldwide resurgence of the epidemic. In Italy, coverage highlights a renewed rise in cases, echoing warnings that the uptick is part of a broader global recrudescence rather than a localised wave. Commentators are watching case numbers closely as the new phase develops.

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    Debate Grows Over Anime Title Translations▼Debate over anime title translations🦋bluesky48315 h ago

    Anime fans and localisation watchers are arguing over how Japanese anime titles are translated into English, with debate centreed on whether official translations are too literal or too loose, and how much title changes can shape expectations for a series.

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    Parts of Victoria could see three months' rain in coming storms●Parts of Victoria could see three months' worth of rain as storms forecast for Australia's south-east https://www.theguaMmastodonEnvironmentWeather210 h ago

    Forecasters warn that parts of Victoria could receive as much as three months' worth of rain as severe storms are expected across Australia's south-east this week. Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra are among the areas likely to be affected, with heavy rain raising concerns about localised flooding and disruption.

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    Coastal storm to bring wind and rain through the weekend●A coastal storm will bring wind and rain through the weekend✉newsEnvironmentWeather4 d ago

    A coastal storm is forecast to bring wind and rain through the weekend, according to CBS News weather reporting. Forecasters are warning residents in affected coastal areas to prepare for gusty winds and wet conditions lasting into the coming days. The system is expected to disrupt outdoor plans and could cause localised travel delays along the shoreline.

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    UK climate minister warns El Niño threatens global food system●Our food system is vulnerable to El Niño, warns the UK’s climate minister. A record El Niño climate phase will unleash uMmastodonLifeFood62 d ago

    The UK's climate minister has warned that a record El Niño climate phase will bring unprecedented heat and extreme weather, leaving the UK food system vulnerable. Extreme weather could damage harvests worldwide, and the minister argues the answer lies in more localised food production to reduce reliance on global supply chains.

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    Australia's south-east braces for heavy rain and storms●"BoM expects 30 to 50mm of rain to fall in Melbourne over coming days, with showers and storms also likely for CanberraMmastodonEnvironmentWeather110 h ago

    The Bureau of Meteorology expects 30 to 50mm of rain to fall in Melbourne over the coming days, with showers and storms also forecast for Canberra and Sydney on Saturday. Parts of Victoria could see three months' worth of rain in a short period as a storm system moves across Australia's south-east, raising concerns about localised flooding.

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    Lockheed Martin in talks over overseas Patriot production, Ukraine included●Lockheed Martin in ‘Deep’ Overseas Patriot Production Talks as Ukraine Eyes Domestic Output✉newsWarUkraine9 h ago

    Lockheed Martin says it is in deep negotiations with foreign governments about producing Patriot air defence systems outside the United States, and Ukraine is among the countries hoping to secure domestic production capacity. Kyiv has long sought to build or co-produce Western air defence systems at home as Russian missile and drone strikes continue. The talks signal a shift toward localising Patriot manufacturing abroad, though terms, locations and timelines remain unclear.