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Before the court a profoundly distorted factual and legal picture. the entirety of its case hinges on a deliberately curated, decontextualised and manipulative description of the reality of current hostilities. south africa purports to come to this court in the lofty position of a guardian of the interest of humanity. but in delegitimising israel's 75—year existence in its opening presentation yesterday, that broad commitment to humanity rang hollow. and in its sweeping counterfactual description of the israeli—palestinian conflict, it seemed to erase bothjewish history and any palestinian...

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I'm curious to hear what they're going to say. i think independents, i think even democrats are scared for another biden administration. we have watched what the world -- how the world has reacted with him as our leader. they aren't afraid of him. we have seen what happened with russia invading ukraine. we saw what happened with israel. we are seeing now china threatening taiwan. that's going to effect us with our chips. we have to protect taiwan. what does that mean for us? will there be another war? we know that they know they have one more year with biden and this administration. and we are...

LONDON (Reuters) -A U.S. computer scientist on Wednesday lost his bid to register patents over inventions created by his artificial intelligence system in a landmark case in Britain about whether AI can own patent rights. Stephen Thaler wanted to be granted two patents in the UK for inventions he says were devised by his "creativity machine" called DABUS. His attempt to register the patents was refused by Britain's Intellectual Property Office on the grounds that the inventor must be a human or a company, rather than a machine.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) will hear the ESL’s case and whether a monopoly exists in the sport to prevent competition