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Elections & Politics

Venezuela and Italy-Latin America Organization officials discussed international cooperation, while South Korean President Lee Jae-myung received Italy's highest honor during a state visit. Meanwhile, a beach ban on sun umbrellas in Sardinia sparked outrage, and a former player reminisced about Italy's 2006 World Cup title.

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Elections & Politics

Pop star Ariana Grande has publicly condemned the White House for using her music in an anti-immigration video. Grande stated her music should not be used for 'vile acts' or policy promotion, criticizing the White House for using her song 'Bye' in a TikTok video. Separately, plans for a UFC cage fight on the White House lawn for Donald Trump's 80th birthday have faced criticism and legal challenges due to significant costs.

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Crime & Justice

The U.S. Supreme Court is nearing the end of its term with decisions pending on cases involving Donald Trump's presidential power. Rulings could impact the president's ability to fire agency heads and his immunity from prosecution, with various interpretations emerging on the extent of presidential authority.

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Crime & Justice

Singapore is preparing to host major entertainment and sports events, including additional K-pop concerts and a Formula 1 exhibition. The nation's contingent for the Commonwealth Games will be led by sprinter Shanti Pereira.

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Ceuta Migration Dispute

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Conflict & Security

Spain faces competing accounts of the Ceuta migration crisis as Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez blames Russia, Israel and far-right networks for disinformation, while rejecting Moroccan involvement. A Swiss report says King Felipe VI will visit Ceuta as tensions rise among security forces, residents and migrants.

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Culture & Society

South Korean actor Kim Seol-hyun appears on the opening ceremony red carpet of the 22nd Jecheon International Music & Film Festival in Jecheon, South Korea. Coverage highlights her sleeveless look, movie-style entrance, sparkling smile and striking presence.

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Sports

Disney and Pixar’s Lightning McQueen receives an honorary lap at Monza during the Italian Grand Prix, marking the 20th anniversary of Cars. Argentine coverage highlights the weekend’s broader sports schedule, while Chilean and Mexican reports focus on the character’s appearance.

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Energy & Infrastructure

Bucharest City Hall begins traffic-altering work on the Basarab Overpass, a project neglected for 15 years. Meanwhile, the city hosts a unique show blending symphony orchestras with electronic music and offers a tiny studio apartment for €17,000. Romania anticipates near-normal temperatures with some fog advisories.

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Economy & Trade

Nigeria's tourism industry seeks long-term partnerships, while Langkawi and Satun forge a regional tourism alliance. Tunisia's Dahar Geopark received UNESCO listing, expected to boost tourism. Spain earns significantly from tourism due to thoughtful policy, while Istria faces threats from climate change and overtourism.

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Strait Of Hormuz

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Conflict & Security

The United States launched an operation to clear the Strait of Hormuz, with President Trump threatening unauthorized ships. Conflicting accounts emerged from the US and Iran regarding an incident involving an American destroyer. Iran denied reports of its naval vessels transiting the strait.

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Culture & Society

Protests in South Korea over ballot shortages have entered their 12th day, with demonstrators demanding new elections. Police have issued dispersal warnings amid ongoing demonstrations in Seoul. Separately, Seoul City plans to sue MBC for alleged biased reporting on construction errors.

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Energy & Infrastructure

Argentinian players risk suspension for displaying a 'Malvinas are Argentine' banner after a World Cup semifinal win, sparking controversy. While Argentina's President Javier Milei downplayed potential sanctions, FIFA's rules suggest penalties are inevitable, highlighting the ongoing dispute over the Falkland Islands.

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Munich Attack Sentencing

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Conflict & Security

A German court sentenced a 25-year-old Afghan man to life imprisonment for a car ramming attack in Munich that killed two people and injured others. The court found the crime was part of a union rally attack. The incident occurred in February 2025.

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The Doosan Bears defeated the Lotte Giants 3-1, ending the Giants' six-game winning streak. Pitcher Kwak Bin secured his 10th win of the season, delivering a strong performance with 7 innings of one-hit, no-run ball and 8 strikeouts.

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Kwak Bin celebrates after a strikeout

Doosan Bears pitcher Kwak Bin raised his arms in celebration at Jamsil Baseball Stadium in Seoul after striking out LG Twins batter Moon Jeong-bin in the seventh inning. The KBO League game featured K…

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Sports

Pitcher Go Woo-seok is not expected to return to the KBO's LG Twins after being released by his MLB team, the Minnesota Twins. Local predictions suggest he may re-challenge MLB, though he cannot play in the KBO postseason even if he rejoins the LG Twins. The LG Twins manager was surprised by his release.

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Elections & Politics

Argentina's government has committed to the IMF to present a tax reform proposal by year-end and a pension reform for after 2027. The government also received 20 bids for the concession of over 3,900 kilometers of national routes and launched an AI tool called 'Social Digital Twin' to enhance public policies. A decision on a potential visit by Pope Leo XIV is also nearing.

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Taiwan Strait Peace

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Conflict & Security

Beijing's top Taiwan official states peace in the Taiwan Strait requires a joint answer from both sides. Meanwhile, a planned meeting between a Taiwanese opposition leader and U.S. officials was canceled, which an analyst called a humiliation. Another Taiwanese legislator attended a China forum seeking trade benefits, while the island's foreign ministry reaffirmed its relationship with Eswatini amid Chinese objections.

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Environment & Climate

Morocco's water policies and investments strengthen its agricultural sector against drought. These measures bolster resilience, ensuring continued agricultural productivity despite water scarcity.

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Trinidad Business Moves

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Sports

KFC raises prices by 2% to 5% on nine menu items in Trinidad and Tobago, citing higher poultry costs. The country also promotes a Canada market-entry mission and plans to revive the former ArcelorMittal plant with steel and vanadium production.

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Culture & Society

Authorities are investigating a series of arson attacks targeting members of the New Democracy party in Thessaloniki. Counter-terrorism units are involved, simulating incidents as the investigation continues.

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Technology

Nepalese families continue searching for relatives missing after the Bhotekoshi flood, while rescue teams inspect damaged hydropower tunnels. Nepal and China also discuss support, as grieving families perform funeral rites without recovered bodies.

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Kim Tae-yeon Homer

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Sports

South Korea's Hanwha Eagles take an early lead over the KT Wiz after Kim Tae-yeon hits a three-run homer in the first inning. Kang Baek-ho and Roh Si-hwan score on the play as Hanwha seek to end their losing streak.

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Sports

Beşiktaş football club has strongly criticized the refereeing following their 1-0 loss to Alanyaspor. The club issued a statement and a sarcastic social media post, accusing officials of poor decisions. Coach Vincenzo Italiano cited a need for better finishing.

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Nepal Flood Disaster

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Disasters & Emergencies

Floods and landslides in Nepal and Tibet kill 1,066 people, leave thousands missing, and affect tens of thousands, including children. South Korea focuses on nine missing citizens, while reports from Nepal highlight mass burials, damaged services, and drones recovering bodies.

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