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Apple is preparing to shift all iPhone assembly for the U.S. market from China to India starting next year, according to sources cited by the Financial Times. For years, China has been the heart of Apple's manufacturing operations, but rising tariffs, growing geopolitical tensions, and supply chain risks have pushed the company to rethink its strategy. The move marks one of Apple's biggest supply chain shifts in its history.

India has been emerging as a strong alternative with its expanding industrial base, lower labor costs, and increasingly favorable ties with the U.S. Apple has already been gradually increasing its presence in India, working with manufacturers like Foxconn and Pegatron. This latest decision will significantly boost India's role in the global tech supply chain and further reduce Apple's dependence on China.

The shift also aligns with broader efforts by major companies to diversify production away from China amid uncertainties in U.S.-China relations. For India, securing Apple's full-scale assembly operations is a major win that could attract more global tech investments and strengthen its growing reputation as a manufacturing hub.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that Iran was behind two failed assassination attempts on U.S. President Donald Trump. In a recent interview with Fox News, Netanyahu stated that these plots took place during Trump's 2024 election campaign, with one incident reportedly happening at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and another involving a suspicious individual at Trump’s West Palm Beach golf club. He said that Iran views Trump as its "enemy number one" because of his firm stance against Iran's nuclear program and his role in authorizing the killing of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani.

Netanyahu added that the assassination attempts were carried out through Iranian proxies and intelligence operatives. He also revealed that he himself had been a target of Iranian plots in the past. While these claims have raised significant concern, U.S. intelligence agencies have not officially confirmed Iran’s involvement, and Iran has denied the accusations, calling them baseless and politically motivated. The statements come at a time of heightened tension between Israel and Iran, with ongoing military strikes and threats being exchanged between the two nations.
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“If you're Indigenous, you're beautiful, everyone should be models.”

First Nations designers and models took to the stage at Australian Fashion Week.

The ABC went backstage to speak to First Nations designers and models while they reflected on the importance of representation.

Designer Juanita Page debuted a solo runway show at Australian Fashion Week.

"It's a huge milestone for us as a brand, and to be able to have your name on something like this feels very significant," she said.

Swapping the running track for the fashion show, 21-year-old Calab Law made his catwalk debut as part of the Joseph and James show.

"I think there should be representation everywhere, just like sport, just like modelling, so I think it's amazing," he said.

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