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Conflict & Security

Russia urges Middle East parties to resume negotiations amid escalating conflict and new U.S. attacks on Iranian targets. Moscow warns that Persian Gulf tensions are deteriorating, distracting the U.S. from the Ukraine crisis.

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CHP Internal Politics

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Elections & Politics

CHP leader Özgür Özel criticized Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's 'Ottoman geography' remarks and expressed concern over potential alliances. The party also revoked deputy chairperson roles for Başarır and Günaydın. MHP leader Bahçeli commented that neither Kılıçdaroğlu nor Özel fully represent the CHP's responsibilities.

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Lindsey Graham's Death

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Elections & Politics

U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, a prominent Republican known for his foreign policy stances, has died at age 71. His death leaves Ukraine without a key ally in the Senate, and his sister has been sworn in to complete his term.

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Cuba Blackout Crisis

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Energy & Infrastructure

Cuba is slowly restoring power following its third nationwide blackout in 10 days. The national power grid has failed repeatedly this year, exacerbating an energy crisis fueled by fuel shortages. Over nine million people have been affected by these widespread outages.

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Elections & Politics

Former INEC Chairman Mahmood Yakubu has assumed his new role as Nigeria's Ambassador to Qatar. Separately, INEC is distributing sensitive materials for a senatorial bye-election in Rivers State and registering new voters in Imo State, despite security concerns.

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Argentina's coach Lionel Scaloni is considering a five-man defense for the World Cup semifinal against England. He expressed excitement ahead of the match, which astrologers are also predicting. England's coach Thomas Tuchel cautioned his team about the rivalry.

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IDF Developments

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Conflict & Security

Israel's High Court has ordered a pilot program for female combat soldiers in the Armored Corps, facing religious opposition. The IDF Widows and Orphans Organization awarded over NIS 2 million in scholarships. An IDF commander stated readiness to advance into Beirut if ordered.

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Conflict & Security

An Israeli sniper killed a man in Gaza, while a boy died from earlier wounds. Separately, Palestinian activists are calling for protests against Hamas rule. Meanwhile, over 60 U.S. Democrats urged action for 11,000 Gaza cancer patients facing a humanitarian crisis.

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Malaysia News Roundup

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Economy & Trade

A Malaysian NGO urges the anti-graft body to reinvestigate a RM1.5 billion Sabah fund scandal, while a PKR official asserts Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim remains the most suitable leader. Separately, Turkish defense firm Roketsan offers its ATMACA missile to the Malaysian Navy, and new sea snail fossils fuel ancient ocean theories for the region.

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Conflict & Security

The United States described negotiations between Israel and Lebanon in Rome as "productive and positive." Both sides agreed on the structure and guidelines for a pilot zone process. Meanwhile, Kazakhstan has deployed peacekeepers to a UN mission in Lebanon.

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Nigeria APC Politics

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Elections & Politics

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Nigeria is preparing for the 2027 elections by planning to mobilize millions of canvassers. Meanwhile, party chieftains are dismissing the impact of high-profile defections and advocating for support for Persons with Disabilities.

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Elections & Politics

Italian lawmakers are debating a new electoral law that includes a mixed system with preferential voting and a majority bonus for coalitions. The hunt for 'rogue' MPs intensifies as some allegedly defied party lines in a recent vote. Lawmakers from the Vannacci party secretly filmed themselves voting on an amendment, seeking to avoid being labeled 'rebels'.

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Conflict & Security

The Nigerian Senate Committee on Customs and Excise has approved an N11.074 trillion revenue target for 2026, while also endorsing a bill to establish state police with 84 senators in favor. The Senate is set to address a controversy over a N1.3 billion allocation to a presidential council in the 2026 budget, as reported by Nigerian outlets.

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Shootings Reported

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Crime & Justice

A shooting in El Ejido, southern Spain, resulted in two deaths and four injuries, with a suspect arrested. Meanwhile, a hearing-impaired shooting champion defended his title at the National Para Games in separate events reported in South Korea and Taiwan.

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Crime & Justice

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has suspended most vehicle stops nationwide following two fatal shootings by agents. The agency cited ongoing reviews and policy changes, with the temporary measure affecting operations across the country.

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ISS Cooperation Extended

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Technology

NASA and Roscosmos have agreed to extend their cooperation on the International Space Station (ISS) until 2030. This agreement allows for continued joint operations and crew exchanges, with astronauts from both nations regularly traveling to and from the ISS.

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Sports

A career coach advises that a US degree in 2026 is not an automatic upgrade for Indians. Nepal seeks urgent fertilizer imports from India. Indian air safety officials will monitor a Boeing fuel-switch test after an Air India incident. Border Guard Bangladesh returned fire after Indian Border Force shooting, and a tourist dies in an elephant clash in India.

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Economy & Trade

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell declares high inflation will not be tolerated, stating the mission is incomplete despite a CPI slowdown. Meanwhile, Wall Street closed higher as US inflation data showed a decrease, with the euro strengthening against the dollar following the news.

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UK Social Media Curfew

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Culture & Society

The UK government proposes an overnight social media curfew for 16 and 17-year-olds, aiming to protect young people. The measures would ban access to platforms between midnight and 6 a.m. This initiative seeks to address concerns about the impact of late-night social media use on adolescent well-being.

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Global Debt Concerns

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Economy & Trade

Sole proprietorships in Poland face increasing debt and payment challenges, while foreign investment in Mexican federal debt rises. Elsewhere, a Nepali man incurred significant debt seeking the American dream, and a man in Venezuela is accused of murder over a debt.

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Health & Science

Hungary views the EU's migration pact as a significant risk to national sovereignty and border control, preparing to challenge its implementation. The country faces billions of forints in costs for the pact's requirements. Separately, Hungary's government has taken steps to address energy system challenges and expects moderate GDP growth amid a strong forint.

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Crime & Justice

A Nigerian Catholic priest in Massachusetts died by suicide days after being ordered to leave the U.S. The circumstances of his death are being investigated.

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Conflict & Security

UN Chief António Guterres warns of a full-scale war in the Middle East amid escalating Iran-US tensions, with Iran reportedly firing missiles at US bases. Global market turmoil and geopolitical uncertainty also pressure the euro, while analysts predict ECB rate hikes.

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Disasters & Emergencies

Rescuers in the Philippines battle aftershocks and damaged infrastructure following a major earthquake. Elsewhere, five people were rescued after their boat was located off Fiji, and a Kyrgyz national was pulled from the water in Kazakhstan after a capsizing.

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