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OPEC+ Boosts Oil Output

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Energy & Infrastructure

OPEC+ members, including Saudi Arabia and Russia, agreed to increase oil production quotas by 188,000 barrels per day starting in August 2026. This marks the fifth consecutive monthly increase for the alliance. Kuwait defended the producer coordination, emphasizing its importance in navigating evolving energy markets.

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Disasters & Emergencies

Croatia braces for a severe heatwave, with red alerts issued for regions including Zagreb and Rijeka, where temperatures have shattered August records. Meanwhile, in football, Rijeka defeated Rudeš 2-1 in the Croatian First Football League opener.

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Rijeka beats Rudeš 2-1 in HNL season opener

Rijeka secured a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Rudeš in the final match of the first round of the Croatian First Football League (HNL) at their home stadium on Rujevica. Justas Lasickas opened the scor…

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Europe Heatwave Deaths

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Disasters & Emergencies

France has recorded approximately 1,000 excess deaths during a recent record-breaking heatwave, according to health officials. Meanwhile, Italian cities are opening public spaces like libraries and museums as 'climate shelters' to help residents cope with the extreme temperatures.

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Disasters & Emergencies

Taiwan's Shoumiao Tiantan temple donated NT$3 million to aid reconstruction in Kumamoto, Japan, following recent earthquakes. The donation highlights international support for the affected region.

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Nazca Lines Plane Crash

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Crime & Justice

A plane crash near Peru's Nazca Lines killed 13 people, including tourists from Spain, Italy, and Germany. Peruvian authorities are investigating the incident, with one report suggesting the airline involved may continue operations pending the outcome. The aircraft reportedly experienced mechanical problems before crashing.

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Disasters & Emergencies

Two pilots died when their helicopters collided while fighting a wildfire west of Athens, Greece. The incident occurred near Psatha, with one helicopter's crew surviving with injuries. Approximately 500 firefighters continue to battle the uncontrolled blaze.

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Elections & Politics

South Korea's Democratic Party is holding preliminary elections for its August 17 national convention, with candidates fiercely competing for leadership positions. Early results show a tight race between factions supporting Lee Jae-myung and Chung Jung-rae, with the pro-Lee faction holding a slight lead in some preliminary counts. Regional votes are underway as the party navigates internal competition.

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Disasters & Emergencies

The bodies of renowned climber Nirmal Purja and three others have been recovered after a deadly avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak. Ten members of an expedition died in the incident, highlighting the dangers of high-altitude mountaineering in the Karakoram range.

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Storm Floods Vilnius

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Disasters & Emergencies

Vilnius is recovering from a severe storm that caused widespread flooding and downed trees, disrupting traffic and forcing some businesses to close. Road crews are working to clear critical areas and remove debris. Separately, a violent storm caused flooding and at least two deaths in Chile.

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Economy & Trade

The United States and Japan have confirmed joint intervention in the foreign exchange market to support the Japanese yen. This rare, coordinated action aims to halt the currency's slide and prevent further sell-offs. President Trump described the U.S. intervention as a 'gesture of friendship' to Japan.

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Disasters & Emergencies

A powerful magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Kumamoto Prefecture in southwestern Japan, causing injuries and damage, including to an elevated highway and a nursing home. While Japan issued tsunami warnings and focused on rescue efforts, some Chinese netizens reacted with cruel comments online, sparking outrage.

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Sports

Golfer Lee Da-yeon secured her 10th career KLPGA victory at the Aurora World Championship. She achieved the win with a dramatic final-round comeback, overcoming a deficit and adversity including stomach pain and a triple bogey.

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Sri Lanka Prison Riot

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Crime & Justice

Sri Lankan troops and commandos deployed to quell riots at Mahara Prison, resulting in one inmate death and six injuries. The unrest caused significant damage to prison facilities, including the kitchen and rehabilitation buildings. An investigation has been launched into the incident, which follows previous deadly disturbances at the prison.

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Economy & Trade

The United States and Japan have confirmed a rare, coordinated intervention to support the Japanese yen, which has been sliding to 40-year lows. President Donald Trump described the U.S. action as a "gesture of friendship" to Japan. This marks the first joint intervention since 2011 and the first U.S. intervention in nearly 30 years.

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Sports

Nigeria's Super Falcons are defending their Women's Africa Cup of Nations title in Morocco, beginning their campaign against Malawi. Midfielder Toni Payne expressed the team's ambition for consecutive victories. However, forward Esther Okoronkwo alleged that $700 was stolen from her wallet by hotel staff, raising concerns about player welfare.

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Culture & Society

The UK government implements a new anti-immigration package, including increased raids, following an attack in Belfast. In Dublin, protesters marched against the EU migration pact. Meanwhile, U.S. immigration authorities are set to receive nearly $70 billion in funding, and Malaysia considers a special lane for Johor voters in Singapore.

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Conflict & Security

A European crime network linked to Iran reportedly recruits teenagers for violent attacks and contract killings across Europe. Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, a bus driver was severely beaten by teenagers, losing teeth and consciousness. In Malaysia, two teenagers were arrested for assaulting and robbing a disabled man.

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Energy & Infrastructure

Detained former Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro expressed support for dialogue aimed at peace and national reconciliation in Venezuela via his X account. He welcomed "any path to dialogue" ahead of upcoming U.S.-backed talks between the interim government. Meanwhile, Venezuela's opposition coalition insists on a reliable National Electoral Council for a transition and thanked the U.S. for its support.

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Greece Helicopter Crash

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Disasters & Emergencies

Two crew members died when two firefighting helicopters collided in Greece while battling wildfires. A Danish pilot and a Greek firefighter were killed in the incident. The crash occurred as fires raged across Europe, highlighting the dangers faced by aerial crews.

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Disasters & Emergencies

Wildfires have scorched over 250,000 acres in Washington state, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes and causing widespread power outages. Firefighting efforts are underway across the affected regions.

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Arsenal Transfer Plans

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Sports

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta confirms the club will remain active in the transfer market to strengthen the squad. He responded with a smile to questions about signing Vinícius Júnior, fueling speculation about potential blockbuster signings.

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Environment & Climate

Wildfires have burned over 111,000 acres in Greece's Boeotia and Attica regions. Residents are assisting firefighters in battling the blazes, which are being fanned by strong winds. Three people have been arrested in connection with recent wildfires in Boeotia and Kefalonia.

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Greece Wildfires Rage

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Environment & Climate

Wildfires are devastating the Attica and Boeotia regions of Greece, burning over 65,000 acres and causing significant ecological damage. Firefighters are engaged in a difficult, ongoing battle against the blazes, which are exacerbated by strong winds. Authorities have placed these areas on a 'Red Code' alert due to the high fire risk.

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Malaysia State Elections

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Elections & Politics

Parti Wawasan Negara will contest the Johor and Negeri Sembilan state elections under the Perikatan Nasional (PN) logo, while Angkatan Muda Keadilan (AMK) submits its candidate list. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim states he did not want snap elections in Negeri Sembilan but felt compelled by allies' actions. Analysts anticipate a slightly higher voter turnout for these polls.

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