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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle December 6, 2025 AI copyright case, AI ethics debate, AI hallucinations issue, data scraping controversy, digital journalism rights, emerging AI regulations, generative AI content dispute, intellectual property protection, media industry legal battle, new york times, news publishers vs AI companies, Perplexity AI lawsuit, Southern District of New York filing, technology and copyright law, unauthorized content use

New York Times Sues Perplexity AI Over Unauthorized Content Use

The lawsuit intensifies the growing clash between news publishers and AI companies over control, copyright, and the future of digital

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle December 6, 2025 alliance burden sharing, conventional defense transition, Europe defense spending, Europe-led NATO strategy, European military procurement, NATO 2027 plan, NATO capability building, NATO defense deadline, NATO modernization strategy, NATO readiness, Pentagon NATO policy, transatlantic security changes, Ukraine conflict impact, US Europe defense shift, US NATO expectations

US Sets 2027 Goal for Europe to Lead NATO Defense Efforts

Washington’s push for a Europe-led NATO marks a decisive shift in transatlantic security strategy as allies face tight timelines and

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle December 6, 2025 A320 production delays, A321 demand, Airbus A320 issues, Airbus delivery cuts, Airbus fuselage panel flaw, Airbus manufacturing challenges, Airbus production targets, Airbus software recall, aircraft safety updates, aircraft software vulnerability, aviation supply chain problems, aviation technology risks, global aviation industry, Icarus bug aviation, solar flare aircraft impact

Airbus Faces Dual Technical Setbacks as A320 Reliance Exposes New Vulnerabilities

A sudden software recall and a fuselage panel flaw force Airbus to reassess production strength and the risks of depending

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle December 6, 2025 arabica vs robusta, Brazil coffee, Brazilian coffee farmers, climate change coffee farming, coffee industry news, coffee production trends, Espirito Santo coffee, global coffee demand, global coffee prices, modern coffee processing, premium robusta market, robusta beans, specialty coffee movement, specialty robusta, sustainable coffee production

Brazil’s Robusta Coffee Growers Push for Quality Amid Rising Global Demand

Premium ambitions reshape Brazil’s coffee landscape as farmers modernize production Brazil’s robusta coffee sector is undergoing a notable shift as

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle December 6, 2025December 6, 2025 Audi U.S. plant consideration, automotive investment news, China auto market trends, electric vehicle industry trends, EU automotive strategy, European automotive industry, Germany auto manufacturing, global automotive challenges, global car market pressures, Oliver Blume leadership, Porsche EV strategy changes, Volkswagen Group updates, Volkswagen investment plan, Volkswagen long-term spending, VW 2030 strategy

Volkswagen Sets €160 Billion Investment Plan Through 2030 Amid Market Pressures

Automaker prioritizes Europe as shifting global conditions reshape long-term strategy Volkswagen Group has outlined a new long-term investment plan totaling

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle December 6, 2025December 6, 2025 AlUla desert skies, AlUla Manara, Arabian astronomy, celestial tourism, cosmic experiences Saudi, cultural tourism Saudi Arabia, dark sky park, desert exploration Saudi, desert night adventures., Gulf astronomy, Middle East travel, Nabataean history AlUla, night sky photography Saudi, night sky viewing, Saudi Arabia travel news, Saudi cultural revival, Saudi heritage sites, Saudi stargazing, saudi tourism, star observation tours

Under the Arabian Stars: How Saudi Desert Nights Are Transforming Global Astrotourism

London – Saudi Arabia’s vast desert night skies are emerging as one of the world’s most captivating destinations for astronomy

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle December 6, 2025December 6, 2025 creative innovation Riyadh, digital art Saudi Arabia, global art awards, global artists Saudi Arabia, Guinness World Records Riyadh, immersive art experiences, international art awards, light art experiences Riyadh., light installations Saudi Arabia, Middle East art festivals, Noor Riyadh festival, public art Saudi Arabia, Riyadh Art program, Riyadh cultural events, Riyadh cultural tourism, Riyadh tourism growth, Saudi creative economy, Saudi cultural initiatives, Saudi light art festival, urban art transformation

Riyadh’s Noor Riyadh 2025 Festival Draws Record 7 Million Visitors and Wins 12 Global Awards

Riyadh – The Noor Riyadh 2025 festival has wrapped up a landmark fifth edition, celebrating a record-breaking seven million visitors

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New York Times Sues Perplexity AI Over Unauthorized Content Use

Airbus Faces Dual Technical Setbacks as A320 Reliance Exposes New Vulnerabilities

Brazil’s Robusta Coffee Growers Push for Quality Amid Rising Global Demand

Volkswagen Sets €160 Billion Investment Plan Through 2030 Amid Market Pressures

Under the Arabian Stars: How Saudi Desert Nights Are Transforming Global Astrotourism

Riyadh’s Noor Riyadh 2025 Festival Draws Record 7 Million Visitors and Wins 12 Global Awards

Sustainability Efforts Shine as Madinah Celebrates World Soil Day

Ukraine Works to Stabilize Infrastructure After Overnight Strikes Near Kyiv

Eurovision Looks to Unity and Creativity as Organisers Adapt to Budget Pressures