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Technology

Toyota is adjusting prices for August in Argentina amid a market downturn, while also removing an entry-level model in Taiwan. The automaker reported a nearly doubled profit driven by strong sales in the U.S. and India. Indonesia has urged Toyota to relocate a factory from Thailand, offering incentives.

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Conflict & Security

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu states Israel will not withdraw from Gaza until Hamas is fully disarmed. This stance casts doubt on US-backed proposals and contradicts reports of an Israeli agreement to a disarmament plan. The Israeli military will not withdraw from its current positions until Hamas is disarmed.

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Elections & Politics

Democrats in Michigan are voting in a key primary election that could shape the party's future. The races test the party's direction, featuring progressive candidates against establishment figures. Voters are concerned about various issues, including the influence of money in politics.

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Elections & Politics

South Korean Justice Ministers have repeatedly hinted at resignation, citing poor health and the completion of prosecutorial reforms. One minister's offer was criticized as an evasion of responsibility. The presidential office has denied some reports regarding these intentions.

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Elections & Politics

Toronto police are seeking a man in connection with a shooting at the U.S. consulate and a separate officer death investigation. A Toronto officer was killed during a raid tied to a national security investigation potentially linked to Iran.

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Williams loses to Rakhimova in Toronto

Venus Williams's challenging streak continued as she fell to Kamilla Rakhimova 6-4, 6-1 in a rain-delayed match at the National Bank Open in Toronto. The loss marks the 46-year-old American's 12th conโ€ฆ

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Culture & Society

Iran held a massive funeral procession for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Tehran, described as a parade of victory. Security agencies directed media to present a unified narrative for the event. Indonesian ministers are expected to attend the funeral.

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Dinamo Zagreb secured a commanding 5-0 victory over Kauno ลฝalgiris in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League qualifier. Goals were scored by Miha Zajc and Scott McKenna, among others. Kauno ลฝalgiris' coach expressed disappointment with the significant defeat, while the club president discussed prize money and coaching ahead of the match.

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Facundo Moyano Detained

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General

Argentine union leader Facundo Moyano was detained following an alleged domestic incident with his partner, model Candela Arizaga. Arizaga later denied assault, attributing the situation to drug use. Moyano subsequently resigned from his national deputy seat after a decade.

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Crime & Justice

Indonesia's Junior Attorney General for Special Crimes, Febrie Adriansyah, has resigned amid a corruption probe. The Attorney General's Office stated his resignation upholds legal integrity. The anti-graft body suspects a house owned by Adriansyah was registered under a nominee's name.

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Culture & Society

Slovakia will adjust its subsistence minimum in July, affecting pensions and garnishments. Argentina has updated its July pension values, increasing the minimum pension. Romania, meanwhile, anticipates a hot and dry July with temperatures above average and scarce rainfall.

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Economy & Trade

South Korea's ruling party proposes real estate tax reforms focused on owner-occupancy, aiming to normalize taxation and protect homeowners. The opposition criticizes the plan as a 'tax bomb,' warning it could expand tax pressure to single-home owners.

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Disasters & Emergencies

Devastating wildfires near Spokane, Washington, have destroyed hundreds of structures and forced over 60,000 people to evacuate. An arson suspect has been arrested in connection with the blazes, which continue to rage.

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Conflict & Security

Vietnam's Minister of National Defense, General Phan Van Giang, observes a significant number of university and college graduates voluntarily enlisting in military service. This trend highlights a potential shift in attitudes towards national duty among young Vietnamese professionals.

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Sports

Fulham has signed young striker Gonzalo Garcia from Real Madrid for a reported fee of 40 million euros. The 22-year-old scored eight goals for Real Madrid and has agreed to a five-year contract with the English Premier League club.

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Gonzalo Garcia signs with Fulham from Real Madrid

Real Madrid has officially confirmed the transfer of its young forward, Gonzalo Garcia, to English Premier League side Fulham. The 22-year-old striker, who had also been linked with Fenerbahรงe during โ€ฆ

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Disasters & Emergencies

French and British vessels rescued 157 migrants after their boat caught fire in the English Channel, marking one of the largest operations of its kind since 2018. Separately, two North African migrants were rescued near Mallorca after drifting for two weeks in the Mediterranean Sea, claiming 17 others were also on board.

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Disasters & Emergencies

The death toll from earthquakes in Venezuela has surpassed 1,400, with thousands reported missing and injured. Foreign rescue teams have arrived to assist, but residents are also conducting their own desperate searches as the window for finding survivors narrows.

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Economy & Trade

Victims of clergy abuse in Australia are devastated by allegations of compensation shortfalls from the Christian Brothers. In Kenya, victims of police violence dismiss government compensation promises as a 'smokescreen.' Meanwhile, a former Nigerian envoy demands compensation from South Africa for xenophobic attack victims.

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Health & Science

UNICEF is partnering with Nigerian states and local organizations to combat child malnutrition and promote exclusive breastfeeding. Projects in Bayelsa and Bauchi aim to improve infant health, with UNICEF highlighting that only 29% of Nigerian babies receive exclusive breastmilk. The organization emphasizes breastfeeding as a critical investment in child survival and development.

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Vietnam Football Victory

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Sports

Vietnam's national football team defeated Indonesia 3-0, reclaiming the top spot in their ASEAN Championship group. Coach Kim Sang-sik plans to continue wearing his lucky black shirt after the win. Indonesian defender Jordi Amat urged fans to maintain faith despite the loss.

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Ceuta Migrant Surge

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Elections & Politics

Spain's Ceuta enclave faces an overwhelming influx of migrants from Morocco, with reports of tens of thousands arriving, straining resources and prompting the deployment of the army. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sรกnchez denounces the surge as an 'attack on territorial integrity'.

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Culture & Society

Morocco alerted Spain to potential problems after a Spanish court ruling eased migrant removal policies. This warning preceded a large influx of migrants into Spain's North African enclaves. The European Union faces internal divisions on how to address the ongoing migrant crisis.

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Technology

Indonesia is unifying its national population data policies through coordination meetings, aiming to strengthen regional policy formulation and public services. The National Identification Number (NIK) is becoming the foundation for these services, with clean population data being released to bolster public service delivery. This unified data is intended to form the basis for future digital public services across the nation.

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Culture & Society

Serbia is commemorating the 31st anniversary of Croatia's "Operation Storm," an offensive that led to the ethnic cleansing and expulsion of over 200,000 Serbs. Prime Minister Djuro Macut stated Serbia will honor every innocent victim and promote peace. However, the article highlights a stark contrast, with Serbs commemorating victims while Croats celebrate the military action, and questions the willingness of both Belgrade and Zagreb to investigate crimes from the operation.

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Hsinchu Developments

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Disasters & Emergencies

A fire at a Hsinchu chemical plant was quickly controlled by firefighters. Separately, a politician pledged to build a space industry ecosystem in Hsinchu, while the city also launched a singing competition.

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