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Patrick Martin writes on the Middle East for The Globe And Mail.
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US-Iran ceasefire deal shaped by China and Russia, experts say

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By Patrick Martin, Kai Z Feng
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
China and Russia helped shape the US-Iran ceasefire deal, experts say, with future deals between Washington and Tehran also likely to be influenced by the two countries. US President Donald Trump and Vice-President JD Vance have reportedly electronically signed the deal, which is yet to be made public. Iran war live updates: For the latest news on the Middle East crisis, read our blog.
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Buy the Dip on This Quantum Computing Stock Original

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By Patrick Martin
| Schaeffer's Investment Research
Rigetti Computing (NASDAQ:RGTI) stock is 1.4% higher to trade at $19.97 today. The quantum computing concern is down 9.7% in 2026 and 21% in June alone, as high beta growth stocks have suffered from tech sector profit taking. The upside though, if past is precedent, is that RGTI has pulled back to a historically bullish trendline.
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India's Great Nicobar Island Project goes ahead despite concerns about isolated Shompen tribe

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By Patrick Martin, Lachlan Bennett Verified
| Flipboard
0:39 3 hours ago India: Two injured as high-speed collision sends out-of-control car crashing into roadside bystanders. StringersHub • 3h Occurred on June 2, 2026 / Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India. A speeding Toyota Fortuner collided with the side of a Maruti Swift, sending debris flying toward people seated nearby. The force of the crash threw one person to the ground and toppled a scooter. Bystanders quickly rushed to assist two seriously injured victims.
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