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Elections & Politics

Mexico and Peru have restored diplomatic relations after a nine-month rupture. The move follows Peru's decision to grant political asylum to a former Peruvian chief of staff, which had severed ties. Both countries' leaders have affirmed the restart, emphasizing dialogue and the initiation of talks to mend the relationship.

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iDNES.cz Ad Options

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Culture & Society

iDNES.cz presents users with options for targeted advertising and a premium ad-free subscription. The website explains its policies regarding user consent for advertising and content display.

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Bolivia Market Fire

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Disasters & Emergencies

A fierce fire engulfs the Barrio Lindo market in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, spreading rapidly after starting before 5 AM. Firefighting efforts are ongoing, with military helicopters joining the fight. The Bolivian government has formed working groups to manage the situation, estimating 12 to 15 more hours to fully extinguish the blaze.

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Crime & Justice

Danish police have cited and charged 38 taxi drivers in connection with the Smukfest music festival. Violations range from technical issues to driving under the influence of narcotics. Separately, alcohol consumption was identified as the primary cause for approximately 300 injuries treated at the festival's medical facilities.

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Technology

The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI) has issued several statements, urging leaders to adapt to digital transformation and cautioning against misidentifying a Saudi statue as an idol. MUI also advised that August carnivals should uphold religious norms and public decency, not become platforms for LGBT campaigns.

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Sports

South Korean footballer Lee Kang-in has participated in his first official training session with Atletico Madrid in Seoul. The event was part of an open training session for the team. Atletico Madrid also highlighted Lee's gesture of sharing Korean food with his teammates and coaches.

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Global Food Prices Surge

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Economy & Trade

Global food prices have reached multi-year highs, driven by a combination of climate events and geopolitical conflicts. Cereals like wheat and corn, along with vegetable oils, have seen significant price increases. These factors are impacting global markets and raising concerns about food security.

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Serbia Wildfires

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Disasters & Emergencies

Multiple wildfires rage across Serbia, with a significant focus on the Deliblatska Peščara region. Firefighters are battling blazes that threaten homes and weekend houses, while students organize aid for those on the front lines.

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Yemen Conflict Escalates

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Conflict & Security

The Houthi group has intensified attacks on Yemen's Marib province with ballistic missiles and drones, striking displacement camps and residential areas. These attacks have killed civilians and wounded others, drawing condemnation from the Arab League. The escalating violence raises concerns about a wider conflict in Yemen.

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Disasters & Emergencies

Record low water levels in the Danube River, caused by severe drought and heatwaves, are impacting multiple European countries. Hungary has shut down its sole nuclear power plant due to critically low water levels, while Romania faces dropping river levels despite rainfall. The receding waters in Bulgaria have also revealed ancient mammoth bones.

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Argentina San Cayetano

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Culture & Society

Argentines commemorate San Cayetano, the patron saint of 'Bread and Work,' on August 7. Thousands of pilgrims seek blessings for employment and health, while unions and leftist parties march, promising intensified street protests. A classic Argentine rock song also shares the saint's name.

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Jakarta Building Fire

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Disasters & Emergencies

A major fire erupted on the 11th floor of the Jakarta Regional Revenue Agency building, spreading to the roof and affecting floors 11-16. Over 100 firefighters deployed to the scene, rescuing one worker. Cooling efforts are ongoing.

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Germany Drone Incident

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Disasters & Emergencies

Germany is investigating a drone incident at Leipzig Airport, with officials expressing skepticism about Russia's claims and some demanding Moscow be named as the perpetrator. Russia denies involvement, calling the incident a staged provocation aimed at damaging its reputation.

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Crime & Justice

Taiwan's Tzu Chi Foundation lost NT$1.06 billion (US$33 million) in a BNT vaccine purchase during the COVID-19 pandemic. A lawyer is accused of defrauding the foundation by falsely claiming access to vaccine procurement channels. The foundation faces criticism for not reporting the fraud sooner.

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Perth Incidents

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Crime & Justice

Perth faces multiple issues, including a man charged for a car-smashing spree and a business claiming significant losses due to construction disruptions. Separately, a top school suspended students over an antisemitic group chat, while the city also hosts an NRL match.

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EAEU Strength Push

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Economy & Trade

Kyrgyzstan's Prime Minister calls for the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) to become a strong pole in a multipolar world. Meanwhile, EAEU heads of government meet in Kyrgyzstan to discuss integration and address risks like food inflation.

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Economy & Trade

South Korea is debating proposals to exempt advanced industries and "mega-special zones" from the 52-hour workweek, sparking significant backlash from opposition parties. Ministers have expressed differing views on these potential exceptions, with critics arguing that such exemptions are unacceptable and could harm workers.

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Czech News Paywall

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Culture & Society

Czech news sites like iDNES.cz are implementing paywalls, requiring users to either subscribe to a premium, ad-free service or consent to targeted advertising for content access. This move aims to monetize online content while offering readers choices for their viewing experience.

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Economy & Trade

Heads of government from the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) met in Cholpon-Ata, Kyrgyzstan, to discuss deepening integration and addressing market barriers. Kyrgyz officials emphasized the need for members to comply with existing agreements during the expanded meeting.

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Sports

Jessica Oji makes history by winning Nigeria's first-ever field event gold medal at the World Athletics U20 Championships. She secured the title in the shot put event, leading the qualification standings.

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Oji reaches World U-20 shot put final

Team Nigeria's Jessica Oji has advanced to the final of the women's shot put at the World Athletics U-20 Championships in Oregon, USA. Oji delivered a commanding performance in the qualification round…

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Crime & Justice

A New Mexico court has ordered Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, to pay $567 million to address harms to young people. The ruling targets the company's social media platforms for their impact on children's mental health. Funds from the penalty will support programs aimed at treating these issues.

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Crime & Justice

President Trump issues executive orders to restrict birthright citizenship for children of non-citizens born in the U.S. These orders challenge constitutional provisions and follow a Supreme Court setback, aiming to redefine who qualifies for citizenship.

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Crime & Justice

Indonesian lawmakers are investigating a criminal network after hundreds of weapons and illegal drugs were found at a private school in South Jakarta. Police clarified that the discovered items were primarily air rifles, not firearms, and school activities have resumed normally.

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Elections & Politics

Costa Rican President Laura Fernández denies interest in closing the Judicial Branch, despite political figures reacting to large public demonstrations defending it. Protests supporting the Judicial Branch have spread nationwide, while some officials warn against 'lines not to be crossed' amid security concerns.

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