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Tate Britain is returning a 17th-century painting by Henry Gibbs to the family of Jewish Belgian art collector Samuel Hartveld, as recommended by the Spoliation Advisory Panel due to it being looted by Nazis during World War II. Hartveld left the painting behind when fleeing Antwerp in 1940, and although he survived the war, he never recovered his lost art collection, which is believed to be scattered among European galleries. The return of the painting...

The Indian government approved a ₹62,000 crore defense contract for 156 indigenous attack helicopters designed for extreme terrain and weather conditions, particularly high-altitude areas along the eastern borders. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) will produce the helicopters, with nearly 40% of the work outsourced to the private sector, aiming to deliver the first chopper within three years. This contract marks the largest single order for military equipment from an Indian company and is expected to enhance...

out of the summary. Liberal Leader Mark Carney announced that he and U.S. President Donald Trump have agreed to start negotiations on a new "economic and security relationship" after the federal election, sparking mixed reactions in Quebec. The announcement has raised questions and concerns among the public and political analysts, with some expressing skepticism about the potential impact of the proposed agreement. The future discussions between Carney and Trump are anticipated to have significant implications...

American car buyers like Jeannie Dillard are bracing for higher prices due to President Trump's new auto tariffs, set to take effect next week. Experts warn that the tariffs could lead to significant price increases, impacting consumers and businesses alike. The 25% tariffs on cars and car parts are expected to raise costs for imports, potentially leading to a decrease in sales and an increase in prices for American consumers. Full Article

A proposed class-action lawsuit against Elon Musk and his family office Excession has been allowed to proceed in federal court, after Musk sought to have the case dismissed. The lawsuit, brought by former Twitter shareholders, alleges that Musk failed to disclose his purchases of Twitter shares within a legally-mandated time frame, leading to artificially deflated prices. Judge Andrew L. Carter agreed with the plaintiffs that Musk's failure to disclose his stake sent a false pricing...

In southern Nigeria, a mob killed 16 people suspected of being kidnappers by forcing tires over their heads and setting them on fire. The victims from the north were attacked after locally made weapons were found in their vehicle, triggering the violence. Ten travelers were rescued, two hospitalized, and 14 suspects arrested, with politicians condemning the killings and vowing justice. Full Article