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05:29Israel's military has not commented on the flyers.
05:35As part of the ceasefire agreement, Israel will release more than 1,900 prisoners
05:40in return for the remaining hostages held by Hamas.
05:43250 of those held by Israel were serving life sentences for convictions in attacks on Israelis
05:51and 1,700 were seized from Gaza in the past two years and held without charge.
05:57The Dutch government has taken control of Chinese-owned semiconductor manufacturer
06:07Nexperia, based in the Netherlands, deploying a rarely used emergency statute
06:13to head off what is called risk to Dutch and European economic security.
06:19According to her statement, the decision aims to prevent a situation
06:24in which finished and semi-finished products produced by Nexperia
06:29would become unavailable in an emergency.
06:33The Goods Availability Act enables the state to block or reverse corporate decisions at the firm
06:40while allowing day-to-day production to continue.
06:44The move underscores a broader European shift toward using national security tools
06:50to control ownership and decision-making in sensitive tech supply chains.
06:55The action is also the latest flashpoint in Western efforts to shield semiconductor ecosystems
07:01amid intensifying U.S.-E.U. export controls and investment screening targeting China.
07:08Polish prosecutors have charged two Russian citizens for spying for Russian intelligence,
07:19prosecutors said on Monday.
07:21One of them, who is referred to as Igor R.,
07:24was additionally charged with acting jointly with three other suspects
07:27in sending a parcel containing explosives.
07:30In July last year, a series of parcel fires targeting courier companies to place in Poland, Germany and the U.K.
07:38Western officials blame the incidents on the Kremlin.
07:42Moscow has repeatedly denied such allegations,
07:45despite a slew of evidence in court cases proving otherwise.
07:51At least 47 people have died from Mexico's torrential rains
07:56after different states around the country saw flooding and landslides.
08:00Mexican authorities said emergency services were rushing to help affected residents
08:06look for missing people and try to clean several areas.
08:26Over the weekend, the country saw devastation in some states
08:30where the flooding swept away vehicles and destroyed houses and roads.
08:36According to the Civil Protection, at least 38 people were missing in three different states.
08:42Authorities have attributed the deadly downpours to Hurricane Priscilla and Tropical Storm Raymond,
08:48which formed off the western coast of Mexico and have since dissipated.
08:56Three economists have won the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics
09:03for, quote, having explained innovation-driven economic growth.
09:07Half of the prize was awarded to Joel Mocha from Northwestern University in the U.S.
09:15The committee said it awarded the prize to Mocha
09:18for identifying the conditions needed to sustain growth through technological progress.
09:23The other half of the prize was shared by Philippe Aegean, who teaches in Paris and London,
09:29and Peter Howitt from Brown University in the U.S.
09:33for their theory explaining how economies grow through creative destruction,
09:38which refers to new innovation in technology and business replacing old ones.
09:43The Economics Prize is formerly known as the Bank of Sweden Prize
09:47and was created in 1968 in memory of Alfred Nobel.
09:52The five Nobel honors were announced last week.
09:56Theookie judges of the Ihnen and the士's
10:11Peace of Canada
10:12The U.S.
10:14Well, I lived inrift for three three, and it was 1111 days.
10:20I lived Kent.
10:21I lived in the U.S.
10:21And after that I didn't feel anything, because during the time of being in the prison we forced us to block all the emotions that we have.
10:51The war, which destroyed their brain, destroyed their neurons, destroyed their neurons, destroyed their neurons.
11:20And today we have to find out the most optimal, the most efficient, the most easy and easy instruments to restore this neuroplasticity and neuroplasticity.
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