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Economy & Trade

Paraguayan senators are questioning widespread debt narratives and proposing to redirect funds from influencer campaigns to medicine purchases. The Senate is also set to resume discussions on renegotiating the Itaipรบ Treaty after the World Cup. Meanwhile, a former ambassador is returning to the Senate amid political debate.

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Kevin Keegan Dies At 75

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Culture & Society

Kevin Keegan, the celebrated English footballer and two-time Ballon d'Or winner, has died at age 75. His family confirmed his passing after a battle with stage four cancer. Keegan was a prominent figure in world football, having played for and managed England.

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Culture & Society

iDNES Media Group is outlining advertising and subscription options for its various websites, including iDNES.cz and Lidovky.cz. The group is also providing information on website advertising, user consent for data processing, and content access.

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Indonesia Approves Bills

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Elections & Politics

Indonesia's House of Representatives has approved two bills as initiative proposals, including one concerning 'One Data In'. Separately, the House ratified defense cooperation laws with Turkey and Malaysia, and agreed with the government to establish an International Financial Center Law.

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Energy & Infrastructure

An Israeli yeshiva council warned ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers to avoid airports and border crossings to evade arrest amid ongoing protests. Haredim have disrupted traffic and gathered outside a military prison following the jailing of a draft dodger. A prominent Haredi leader also criticized religious Zionists over war motivations.

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Incheon Logistics Fire

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Disasters & Emergencies

A significant fire at a Coupang logistics center in Incheon, South Korea, raged for 61 hours before being controlled. The blaze prompted evacuations of nearby residents and has led the government to review safety protocols for logistics facilities.

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Elections & Politics

Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki affirms his commitment to remaining within the Law and Justice (PiS) party, despite internal divisions. A new poll suggests Morawiecki might not secure a parliamentary seat, while a politician mocks the party's feuds. Analysts compare the PiS split to a schism within the Catholic Church.

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Crime & Justice

Ghana's New Patriotic Party (NPP) plans to appeal the 20-year conviction of its Ashanti Regional Chairman, Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, also known as Chairman Wontumi, for illegal mining. The party leadership convened an emergency meeting to discuss the sentence, citing a flawed judgment.

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Crime & Justice

The National Agency for Food and Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC) in Nigeria urges citizens to use medicines rationally to improve patient safety. The agency warns against drug misuse and self-medication, noting that cosmetics, food, and beverages account for over 50 percent of counterfeit products seized.

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Hamas Elects New Leader

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Conflict & Security

Hamas has appointed Khalil Al-Hayya as its new overall leader, succeeding Yahya Sinwar. Al-Hayya, the group's exiled Gaza chief and top negotiator, primarily resides in Qatar. This appointment signals a potential hardline stance for the organization.

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Environment & Climate

France is grappling with severe drought and a significant increase in wildfires, with nearly 40,000 hectares burned this year. The country is launching a 438 million euro forest plan to combat climate change impacts.

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Elections & Politics

Andy Burnham has won a decisive by-election victory in Makerfield, securing nearly 55% of the vote and returning to Parliament. His win intensifies pressure on UK Labour leader Keir Starmer, positioning Burnham as a potential challenger for the party leadership.

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Economy & Trade

The European Union has fined AliExpress a record 550 million euros for failing to adequately block the sale of illegal, counterfeit, and unsafe goods on its platform. Regulators found that the online shopping platform did not do enough to curb the sale of these products. The fine aims to compel AliExpress to take stronger action against illicit sales.

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Elections & Politics

Andy Burnham is the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, appointed by King Charles III. He vows to reverse neoliberal policies and end long-term rough sleeping as his first initiatives. Burnham also promises a new political and economic model for the UK, focusing on cost-of-living issues.

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Energy & Infrastructure

West African nations have approved the proposed $27 billion Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline project. Leaders signed an Intergovernmental Agreement, advancing the 6,900 km pipeline aimed at transporting gas across the continent.

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Elections & Politics

Hungarian Prime Minister Pรฉter Magyar plans to nominate chess grandmaster Judit Polgรกr for the country's presidency. Polgรกr, a renowned chess champion with no political background, is set to be proposed for the role. This move follows recent parliamentary actions regarding the presidency.

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Declines to be president of Hungary

Hungarian Prime Minister Pรฉter Magyar has announced his intention to nominate chess grandmaster Judit Polgรกr as the country's next president, following the departure of Tamas Sulyok. Magyar expressed โ€ฆ

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Sports

The 2026 FIFA World Cup final will feature the tournament's first-ever official halftime show at MetLife Stadium. Global music stars like Madonna, Shakira, BTS, and Justin Bieber are slated to perform. The show aims to unite the world through music, with Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel also involved.

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Women's World Cup Halftime Show: A Fever Dream

The much-anticipated halftime show at the Women's World Cup final, a new addition to the tournament, has concluded, leaving audiences underwhelmed. Hailed as a potential cultural moment, the performanโ€ฆ

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Sinaloa Cartel Arrests

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Crime & Justice

Mexican authorities arrested 11 suspected Sinaloa Cartel members linked to eight murders in Chiapas. Meanwhile, Sinaloa Cartel leader Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada received a life sentence in the United States for drug trafficking.

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Economy & Trade

A South Korean court has overturned its decision to terminate rehabilitation proceedings for the retailer Homeplus, allowing the company to resume its appeal. Homeplus had previously filed an immediate appeal against the cancellation of its proceedings.

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India Exam Protests

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Elections & Politics

Thousands of youth protesters in India marched on parliament demanding the education minister's resignation over exam paper leaks. Clashes erupted with police, who used tear gas and batons to disperse the crowds. Leaders of the 'cockroach movement' state the minister has promised talks on their demands.

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Culture & Society

South Korean politician Lee Jae-myung is under scrutiny for a leveraged apartment sale. Opposition figures allege he used private loans to profit and disturb the real estate market. Meanwhile, the nation's real estate forum received over 2,300 suggestions, with loan easing being a dominant request.

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Crime & Justice

Nigeria's Central Bank (CBN) mandates that all payment transaction data generated within the country must be stored on local servers. The CBN also proposes new guidelines to isolate risks across interconnected financial institutions. These reforms may trigger capital raises and banking restructuring.

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Crime & Justice

Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has arrested 19 individuals, including the Regent of West Lombok, Lalu Ahmad Zaini, in a sting operation. The Regent's office has been sealed following the arrests, which were conducted in both Jakarta and West Lombok.

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