Kembara closes €750M first close to fuel growth of European deep tech startups
Europe’s largest dedicated deep tech growth fund has taken a major step forward after closing the first tranche of its fundraising effort at €750 million.
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Man charged with ‘terrorism’ for bomb at Indigenous protest in Australia
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Gaza patients head to Rafah crossing as people return amid Israeli attacks
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The weapons the US has in place as it threatens to attack Iran
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Mexican authorities seeking to speak with Canadian mining firm over kidnapped employees
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Naked images remained in Epstein files despite outcry
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Man charged with terrorism over attack targeting Aboriginal Australians at protest
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She was fired for acknowledging trans people exist. Now she’s fighting back.
Melissa McCoul, the now-former Texas A&M University lecturer who was fired for teaching that transgender people exist, filed a federal lawsuit against the university on
Museums incorporate “scent of the afterlife” into Egyptian exhibits
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Should AI chatbots have ads? Anthropic says no.
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