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- Sep 8, 2026
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IKEA wins EU court battle against Belgian far-right party after trademark row (opens the original)
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The European Union’s highest court has ruled that trademark holder Inter IKEA can pursue legal action against a Belgian anti-immigration party over its use of the brand in political campaigning. In a ruling issued on Tuesday, the Court of Justice of the European Union stated Inter IKEA could oppose the use of its trademarks and graphics resembling Swedish retailer assembly manuals, provided the Vlaams Belang party cannot establish that freedom of expression overrides the brand owner's rights. Th
Rotterdam port explosion kills one and leaves several injured (opens the original)
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One person has been killed and six others injured following an explosion at a petroleum product storage facility in the Dutch port of Rotterdam on Thursday, local officials said, as police investigate the cause of the blast. A spokesperson for the energy commodities trading company Gunvor said an "incident" occurred during routine maintenance work on one of its storage tanks. Police confirmed there was no immediate evidence of sabotage and that all possible scenarios were being investigated. The
Diamond sector rejects link between lavish ring gifted to Trump and tariff exemption (opens the original)
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Representatives of Antwerp's diamond trade have denied claims connecting a gifted 18-carat gold ring—adorned with 321 diamonds and presented to U.S. President Donald Trump—to subsequent tariff exemptions granted to European diamond imports weeks later. "The discussion about U.S. import tariffs was entirely separate from (the gifted ring),” the Antwerp World Diamond Centre, which represents the Belgian city's diamond sector, said in a statement on Wednesday. This response came after two Democrati
Mystery over death of Epstein-linked modeling scout deepens as autopsy is released (opens the original)
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An autopsy found no signs of violence in the death of modelling scout Daniel Siad, who had ties to the late convicted U.S. sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Siad, 69, was found dead at his home in Colombes, northwest of Paris, on July 20. "No trace of recent violence potentially linked to the death was found," Nanterre prosecutor's office said in a statement Friday, adding that the autopsy, conducted on July 23, had not established a direct cause of death. The examination did reveal impaired health
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