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Culture & Society

South Korean figure skater Cha Jun-hwan is starring in a new ice show inspired by the popular webtoon 'Solo Leveling.' He participated in a practice session for the show, titled 'Solo Leveling on Ice,' held at the Zenith Ice Rink in Seoul. National team skaters, including Kim Yelim, are also featured in the production.

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Greece Heatwave

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Disasters & Emergencies

Greece is experiencing a severe heatwave, with temperatures soaring and asphalt reaching 60°C, while parked cars and rooftops hit 75°C in Athens. Authorities have closed Lycabettus Hill due to high fire risk, and scientists warn of extremely dangerous pyrometeorological conditions. An artist has urged compassion for animals during the extreme heat.

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Economy & Trade

Nigerian opposition lawmakers in the House of Representatives accuse the government of prioritizing the 2027 elections over citizens' welfare and national crises, stating Nigeria is 'bleeding' and 'confused' under President Bola Tinubu. A politician has announced a bid for the House of Representatives, vowing responsive leadership. Meanwhile, the Nigerian Defence Academy opposes a bill for automatic admission, citing federal character concerns.

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France Social Media Ban

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Culture & Society

France has enacted a law banning social media use for children under 15, becoming the first EU nation with such a broad prohibition. The measure, championed by President Macron, aims to protect young people and will take effect after the summer holidays, pending constitutional review.

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Greece Weather Shift

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Disasters & Emergencies

Greece is transitioning from a summer heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 43°C, to a period of dramatic weather change. Strong winds, heavy storms, and hail are expected to arrive, particularly in the north, while some eastern regions may still experience high temperatures before a general temperature drop.

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Conflict & Security

President Donald Trump announced the lifting of a U.S. flight ban to Lebanon, directing the administration to allow all U.S. carriers to fly direct. This move follows a high-level meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, who also sought U.S. support and discussed peace prospects with Israel.

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Energy & Infrastructure

Tehran hosted funeral ceremonies for Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, who died at age 86. Thousands gathered for the state funeral, with representatives from Hezbollah and Hamas attending. Mourners chanted anti-US slogans amid the multi-day farewell ceremony.

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Crime & Justice

Unidentified gunmen killed a vigilante leader and three women in Rivers State, Nigeria. In a separate incident in Anambra State, gunmen killed four herders and razed homes in a settlement.

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Conflict & Security

China test-fired a missile into the Pacific Ocean, which it described as a routine exercise. However, Australia, the United States, and Pacific nations view the launch as a provocation, expressing deep concern and urging a resumption of nuclear control dialogue.

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Conflict & Security

Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong has expressed strong concerns to China regarding a recent missile test in the South Pacific. Wong raised the issue during a meeting with her Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, emphasizing Indo-Pacific stability and urging transparency in China's military development.

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Guyana Ferry Disaster

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Disasters & Emergencies

At least 27 bodies have been recovered after the MV Barima ferry capsized off the coast of Guyana. Eighty-three passengers remain missing, while 69 have been rescued. The ferry was carrying over 100 people when it capsized.

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Conflict & Security

President Donald Trump has authorized the resumption of direct flights between the United States and Lebanon, ending a ban that had been in place for over 40 years. The announcement followed high-level meetings with Lebanese officials.

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Culture & Society

Actress Kaylee Hottle, known for her roles in the 'Godzilla' franchise, has died at age 18 in a car accident in Maryland. Hottle, who was deaf, played the character Jia in 'Godzilla vs. Kong' and 'Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.'

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Elections & Politics

Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi is protesting alleged irregularities in the NEET exam, demanding accountability and the resignation of the Education Minister. He was detained by police during a demonstration outside the Prime Minister's residence.

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Elections & Politics

Author Yoo Si-min's criticism of Lee Jae-myung's alleged 'New Lee Jae-myung' faction has ignited backlash within South Korea's Democratic Party. Representatives like Kim Min-seok have condemned Yoo's remarks, calling them an 'intellectual shift.' Yoo accuses President Lee of orchestrating the faction and hindering reforms.

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Sports

Psychology explains common behaviors, such as why people sleep with the TV on for comfort or background noise. It also explores the mental benefits of talking to oneself aloud and the growing preference for staying home on weekends, linking it to self-awareness and emotional management.

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Black Sea Tanker Attack

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Conflict & Security

An attack on an LPG tanker near Sulina, Romania, raises concerns about Black Sea security, with suspicions of a Russian drone strike. Romanian officials face criticism for vague statements, while Kazakhstan has halted oil deliveries through the Black Sea's CPC terminal following similar incidents. Sailors recounted terror aboard the attacked Gas Lisbon ship.

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Fake University Busted

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Disasters & Emergencies

Nigerian authorities have busted a fake university in Lagos, rescuing over 100 students. The institution operated from a residential apartment and offered unaccredited programs.

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Crime & Justice

A slain leader of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) in Lagos was laid to rest. Meanwhile, police in Osun State arrested a suspect following a violent clash between rival NURTW factions.

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Elections & Politics

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces his resignation after two years in office, stating he will remain until a successor is chosen. Andy Burnham, the current mayor of Manchester, is widely expected to succeed Starmer as the leader of the Labour Party and likely next Prime Minister.

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Crime & Justice

The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has named Lombok Barat Regent Lalu Ahmad Zaini a suspect in three corruption cases. He was detained by the KPK following an operation and arrived at their headquarters for questioning.

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Energy & Infrastructure

Nigeria's Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) awards 37 oil and gas blocks to 31 companies in its 2025 Licensing Round. The commission warns against delays in the development of these blocks. A total of 196 companies qualified for the commercial bid stage, though the Federal Government will not automatically award blocks to the highest financial bidder.

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Elections & Politics

Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomašević faces criticism from the HDZ opposition regarding budget execution and capital investments. The opposition also questions the cost and effectiveness of city renovations and a tram extension plan. Additionally, the mayor addressed allegations of a city official misusing private data.

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Sports

Argentina is preparing for the 2026 World Cup with fan festivals and city-wide celebrations in Buenos Aires. Meanwhile, Texas authorities are outlining safety rules for drivers and tourists, and a superfan in Indonesia has decorated his home in Argentina's colors. Separately, Argentina's national team has called up defender Marcos Senesi to replace the injured Leonardo Balerdi in the World Cup squad.

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