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30 January 2026

Soyoung Jeong, Country Manager of NVIDIA Korea, delivers a keynote presentation titled ''AI Computing Leading Industrial Transition: Platforms, Data, and Practical Strategies'' at the 'AI Seoul 2026' conference in Seoul, South Korea, on January 30, 2026, at the COEX Grand Ballroom in Samseong-dong. During her address, Jeong discusses how NVIDIA's advanced computing platforms and data strategies drive the next wave of industrial transformation, providing actionable insights for businesses to leverage AI technology in real-world applications.

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30 January 2026

Soyoung Jeong, Country Manager of NVIDIA Korea, delivers a keynote presentation titled ''AI Computing Leading Industrial Transition: Platforms, Data, and Practical Strategies'' at the 'AI Seoul 2026' conference in Seoul, South Korea, on January 30, 2026, at the COEX Grand Ballroom in Samseong-dong. During her address, Jeong discusses how NVIDIA's advanced computing platforms and data strategies drive the next wave of industrial transformation, providing actionable insights for businesses to leverage AI technology in real-world applications.

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30 January 2026

Soyoung Jeong, Country Manager of NVIDIA Korea, delivers a keynote presentation titled ''AI Computing Leading Industrial Transition: Platforms, Data, and Practical Strategies'' at the 'AI Seoul 2026' conference in Seoul, South Korea, on January 30, 2026, at the COEX Grand Ballroom in Samseong-dong. During her address, Jeong discusses how NVIDIA's advanced computing platforms and data strategies drive the next wave of industrial transformation, providing actionable insights for businesses to leverage AI technology in real-world applications.

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30 January 2026

Ryan Yates of Nottingham Forest celebrates after crossing the ball, leading to a Ferencvarosi own-goal during the UEFA Europa League match between Nottingham Forest and Ferencvarosi TC at the City Ground in Nottingham, England, on January 29, 2026.

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25 January 2026

Taiwo Awoniyi of Nottingham Forest lines up a shot at goal, leading to his team's second goal during the Premier League match between Brentford and Nottingham Forest at the Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford, England, on January 25, 2026.

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25 January 2026

Taiwo Awoniyi of Nottingham Forest lines up a shot at goal, leading to his side's second goal during the Premier League match between Brentford and Nottingham Forest at the Gtech Community Stadium in Brentford, England, on January 25, 2026.

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#13233036

24 January 2026

Sex workers in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 23, 2026, protest outside the Ministry of Public Works and Services against the bike lane on Calzada de Tlalpan, a project leading up to the World Cup in Mexico, which takes place on June 11 of this year. They demand reparations, primarily for the moral and labor-related damages they suffer, as well as respect for the spaces where they practice sex work along the stretch from San Antonio Abad to Taxquena, stating that their income is negatively impacted by the construction.

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#13233037

24 January 2026

Sex workers in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 23, 2026, protest outside the Ministry of Public Works and Services against the bike lane on Calzada de Tlalpan, a project leading up to the World Cup in Mexico, which takes place on June 11 of this year. They demand reparations, primarily for the moral and labor-related damages they suffer, as well as respect for the spaces where they practice sex work along the stretch from San Antonio Abad to Taxquena, stating that their income is negatively impacted by the construction.

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#13233043

24 January 2026

Sex workers in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 23, 2026, block Avenida Francisco del Paso y Troncoso while protesting outside the Ministry of Public Works and Services against the bike lane on Calzada de Tlalpan, a project leading up to the World Cup in Mexico, scheduled to begin on June 11 of this year. They demand reparations, primarily for moral and labor-related damages, as well as respect for the spaces where they practice sex work along the stretch from San Antonio Abad to Taxquena, stating that their income is negatively impacted by the construction.

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24 January 2026

Sex workers in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 23, 2026, block Avenida Francisco del Paso y Troncoso while protesting outside the Ministry of Public Works and Services against the bike lane on Calzada de Tlalpan, a project leading up to the World Cup in Mexico, scheduled to begin on June 11 of this year. They demand reparations, primarily for moral and labor-related damages, as well as respect for the spaces where they practice sex work along the stretch from San Antonio Abad to Taxquena, stating that their income is negatively impacted by the construction.

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24 January 2026

Sex workers in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 23, 2026, block Avenida Francisco del Paso y Troncoso while protesting outside the Ministry of Public Works and Services against the bike lane on Calzada de Tlalpan, a project leading up to the World Cup in Mexico, scheduled to begin on June 11 of this year. They demand reparations, primarily for moral and labor-related damages, as well as respect for the spaces where they practice sex work along the stretch from San Antonio Abad to Taxquena, stating that their income is negatively impacted by the construction.

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24 January 2026

Sex workers in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 23, 2026, block Avenida Francisco del Paso y Troncoso while protesting outside the Ministry of Public Works and Services against the bike lane on Calzada de Tlalpan, a project leading up to the World Cup in Mexico, scheduled to begin on June 11 of this year. They demand reparations, primarily for moral and labor-related damages, as well as respect for the spaces where they practice sex work along the stretch from San Antonio Abad to Taxquena, stating that their income is negatively impacted by the construction.

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24 January 2026

Sex workers in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 23, 2026, block Avenida Francisco del Paso y Troncoso while protesting outside the Ministry of Public Works and Services against the bike lane on Calzada de Tlalpan, a project leading up to the World Cup in Mexico, scheduled to begin on June 11 of this year. They demand reparations, primarily for moral and labor-related damages, as well as respect for the spaces where they practice sex work along the stretch from San Antonio Abad to Taxquena, stating that their income is negatively impacted by the construction.

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#13227743

22 January 2026

A Nepali cricket player plays a ball during the Women's T20 World Cup Qualifiers match against the Netherlands at TU Cricket Ground in Kathmandu, Nepal, on January 22, 2026. The Netherlands defeats Nepal by a narrow margin of two runs in the 9th match at the Women's T20 World Cup Qualifier, in a closely contested encounter at the TU Cricket Ground in Kathmandu. Batting first after winning the toss, the Netherlands posts 140 for 5 in their 20 overs, which sees early jitters as Phebe Molkenboer is dismissed for a duck in the opening over. Heather Siegers contributes 13 off 5 balls before falling to Puja Mahato. The Dutch innings stabilizes through captain Babette de Leede, who scores 49 off 47 deliveries, combining with Sterre Kalis's 30 to rebuild after early losses. Robine Rijke remains unbeaten on 19, and Iris Zwilling's quick 14 off 9 balls helps the team reach a competitive total. Rubina Chhetry picks two wickets for Nepal, while Puja Mahato, Somu Bist, and Riya Sharma chip in with a wicket each. Chasing 141, Nepal starts shakily, losing Bindu Rawal to a run-out in the fourth over and Samjhana Khadka shortly after, leaving them 35 for 2. The middle order struggles as Puja Mahato, Indu Barma, and Kajal Shrestha fall cheaply, leaving Nepal 62 for 5 by the 10th over. Rubina Chhetry anchors the innings with 37 not out from 32 balls, supported by Sita Rana Magar's quickfire 27 off 12 balls. Despite a late surge, Nepal falls agonizingly short, finishing 138 for 7. Netherlands' Isabel van der Woning is the pick of the bowlers, taking 3 for 16, while Caroline de Lange and Silver Siegers chip in with a wicket each. Extras, including 7 wides and 3 no balls, contribute to the tense finish.

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22 January 2026

A Dutch cricket player plays a ball during the Women's T20 World Cup Qualifiers match against Nepal at TU Cricket Ground in Kathmandu, Nepal, on January 22, 2026. The Netherlands defeats Nepal by a narrow margin of two runs in the 9th match at the Women's T20 World Cup Qualifier, in a closely contested encounter at the TU Cricket Ground in Kathmandu. Batting first after winning the toss, the Netherlands posts 140 for 5 in their 20 overs, which sees early jitters as Phebe Molkenboer is dismissed for a duck in the opening over. Heather Siegers contributes 13 off 5 balls before falling to Puja Mahato. The Dutch innings stabilizes through captain Babette de Leede, who scores 49 off 47 deliveries, combining with Sterre Kalis's 30 to rebuild after early losses. Robine Rijke remains unbeaten on 19, and Iris Zwilling's quick 14 off 9 balls helps the team reach a competitive total. Rubina Chhetry picks two wickets for Nepal, while Puja Mahato, Somu Bist, and Riya Sharma chip in with a wicket. Chasing 141, Nepal starts shakily, losing Bindu Rawal to a run-out in the fourth over and Samjhana Khadka shortly after, leaving them 35 for 2. The middle order struggles as Puja Mahato, Indu Barma, and Kajal Shrestha fall cheaply, leaving Nepal 62 for 5 by the 10th over. Rubina Chhetry anchors the innings with 37 not out from 32 balls, supported by Sita Rana Magar's quickfire 27 off 12 balls. Despite a late surge, Nepal falls agonizingly short, finishing 138 for 7. Netherlands' Isabel van der Woning is the pick of the bowlers, taking 3 for 16, while Caroline de Lange and Silver Siegers chip in with a wicket each. Extras, including 7 wides and 3 no balls, contribute to the tense finish.

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22 January 2026

A Nepali cricket player plays a ball during the Women's T20 World Cup Qualifiers match against the Netherlands at TU Cricket Ground in Kathmandu, Nepal, on January 22, 2026. The Netherlands defeats Nepal by a narrow margin of two runs in the 9th match at the Women's T20 World Cup Qualifier, in a closely contested encounter at the TU Cricket Ground in Kathmandu. Batting first after winning the toss, the Netherlands posts 140 for 5 in their 20 overs, which sees early jitters as Phebe Molkenboer is dismissed for a duck in the opening over. Heather Siegers contributes 13 off 5 balls before falling to Puja Mahato. The Dutch innings stabilizes through captain Babette de Leede, who scores 49 off 47 deliveries, combining with Sterre Kalis's 30 to rebuild after early losses. Robine Rijke remains unbeaten on 19, and Iris Zwilling's quick 14 off 9 balls helps the team reach a competitive total. Rubina Chhetry picks two wickets for Nepal, while Puja Mahato, Somu Bist, and Riya Sharma chip in with a wicket each. Chasing 141, Nepal starts shakily, losing Bindu Rawal to a run-out in the fourth over and Samjhana Khadka shortly after, leaving them 35 for 2. The middle order struggles as Puja Mahato, Indu Barma, and Kajal Shrestha fall cheaply, leaving Nepal 62 for 5 by the 10th over. Rubina Chhetry anchors the innings with 37 not out from 32 balls, supported by Sita Rana Magar's quickfire 27 off 12 balls. Despite a late surge, Nepal falls agonizingly short, finishing 138 for 7. Netherlands' Isabel van der Woning is the pick of the bowlers, taking 3 for 16, while Caroline de Lange and Silver Siegers chip in with a wicket each. Extras, including 7 wides and 3 no balls, contribute to the tense finish.

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