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Global News Desk Editor @Reuters 🌍 Author of ‘The End of Where We Begin’ & ‘Burma’s Spring’ 📚Winner of the 2021 Moore Prize ✍️
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Denmark sends conscripts to Greenland as Arctic tensions grow

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By Tim Barsoe, Stine Jacobsen Verified, Ros Russell Verified
| Think Pink (Podcast)
U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly sought to acquire the semi-autonomous Danish island, citing national security concerns and accusing Copenhagen of neglecting Arctic defence International News via Reuters: For the first time in recent history, Danish conscripts have been deployed to Greenland, as Denmark moves to bolster its presence in the Arctic after U.S. demands to acquire the territory.
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Dollar Gains, Yen Hits 160; Iran Tensions Fuel Bond Selloff

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By Ankur Banerjee Verified, Jacqueline Wong, Ros Russell Verified
| GuruTrade
Steep bond selloff keeps sentiment fragile Dollar firms as investors raise bets on US rate hike in September Renewed Gulf attacks push bond yields, oil prices higher Euro zone inflation rises over 3%, firming ECB rate hike bets Sept 1 (Reuters) - The dollar strengthened on Tuesday as renewed ​U.S.-Iran hostilities fuelled inflation worries and sparked a global bond selloff, while the yen slid past 160 per dollar again despite ‌mounting pressure on the Bank of Japan to raise rates.
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UN committee says countries must consider reparations for slave trade

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By Emma Farge Verified, Layli Foroudi Verified, Ros Russell Verified
| Think Pink (Podcast)
Calls for reparations – ranging from official apologies to financial compensation – have gained momentum ​internationally, though opponents argue states and institutions should not be held responsible for historical crimes International News via Reuters: A U.N. committee said countries are legally obliged to consider reparations for the transatlantic slave trade and take other measures to address the enduring legacy of racial discrimination it says persists today.
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