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BRUSSELS EU antitrust regulators have closed their investigation into the Alliance for Open Media's (AOM), video licensing policy,

Four people have been arrested over the hanging effigy of Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr in Madrid as the fallout from Spanish football’s racism storm continues. The effigy was hanged by the neck on the morning of the Madrid derby between Real and Atletico in January, beneath a banner bearing the words “Madrid hates Real”. The arrests come in the aftermath of a heated match on Sunday in which Vinicius was racially abused by some Valencia supporters, an ugly incident that has become a regular occurrence for the Brazilian winger to endure this season. Vincius has said Spanish football “belongs to racists” and Real Madrid have lodged a ‘hate crime’ complaint. In Brazil, president Lula came out in support of the player and the lights were switched off on the Christ the Redeemer statue last night in solidarity. Follow all the latest news and developments below. Read More ‘Racism is normal in LaLiga’: Vinicius Junior sent off after facing racist abuse at Valencia Lights switched off on Christ the Redeemer statue in support of Vinicius Jr Commentator sparks outrage for criticising Vinicius Jr reaction after facing racist abuse

By Karen Lema MANILA The World Bank will press for more grants and new capital from member countries,

Rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) such as Microsoft-backed OpenAI's ChatGPT are complicating governments' efforts to agree laws

Toyota Motor Corp. tumbled in the final minute of trading amid a downturn in the broader Japanese stock

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Global stock markets and Wall Street futures are lower after more negotiations in Washington on government debt failed to yield a deal to avoid a potentially jarring default

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Saudi Arabia’s top energy official issued another warning to oil short-sellers, just over a week before the OPEC+

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