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Energy & Infrastructure

PT Pertamina Patra Niaga has restored normal fuel distribution and stock levels in Medan, Indonesia. The company increased its fleet and delivery efforts to meet a recent surge in demand. Services at gas stations are gradually normalizing.

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Crime & Justice

Singer Haluk Levent, founder of the AHBAP Association, is under investigation and has been questioned by prosecutors. His assistant claims she was used and incurred debt on his behalf. New details have emerged regarding financial transactions within the organization.

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Crime & Justice

Indonesia's Attorney General's Office forms a special nine-person team to handle corruption cases involving former Deputy Attorney General Febrie Adriansyah. The office explains its takeover of these cases from the police, confirming all investigations are now under its purview.

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Crime & Justice

Keelung's housing market sees Taipei buyers entering and local residents leaving due to rising prices in greater Taipei. Separately, a drunk man was run over by a car in Keelung after lying in the roadway, becoming trapped under the vehicle.

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Culture & Society

Turkey is commemorating the 10th anniversary of the July 15, 2016, failed coup attempt. The nation observed the occasion with nationwide calls to prayer at 00:13 AM. President Erdoğan honored the 253 martyrs and 2,737 veterans who resisted the coup, highlighting the presidential system as a key gain.

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Culture & Society

The UK government plans to introduce a voluntary overnight social media curfew for 16 and 17-year-olds, banning access between midnight and 6 a.m. This measure aims to protect young people from potential online harms.

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Conflict & Security

Turkish President Erdogan highlights the presidential system as a key achievement following the 2016 coup attempt. Meanwhile, reports detail the ongoing impact of post-coup decrees, creating a 'permanent regime of unlawfulness' affecting millions and leading to over 720,000 individuals being processed for alleged links to the Fethullah Terrorist Organization. Experts suggest the coup was primarily driven by Fethullah Gülen's network, and the military is no longer a political actor.

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Elsa Aguirre's Legacy

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Culture & Society

The passing of Mexican actress Elsa Aguirre, known for her roles in the Golden Age of Cinema, highlights the dwindling number of iconic actresses from that era. Aguirre, who had three divorces, prioritized her autonomy and released a reflective song shortly before her death. She also shared anecdotes about singer Luis Miguel and recalled childhood exclusion due to her skin tone.

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Elections & Politics

U.S. President Trump has nominated Jay Clayton, former SEC chair and federal prosecutor, as the new Director of National Intelligence. The nomination aims to fill the intelligence chief role with a prosecutor's background.

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Health & Science

Actor Kim Jung-won navigates a complex relationship on 'My Sister Is My Woman 2,' playing a CEO caught between two sisters. The show explores his struggle to choose between them amidst his business success.

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Conflict & Security

U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to withdraw forces from Syria and Lebanon. Trump cited concerns that Israel's presence in these areas was hindering regional stability and potentially provoking adversaries. Syrian officials have also reportedly communicated similar sentiments to Trump, suggesting Israel's refusal to withdraw from occupied territories impedes regional stability.

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Culture & Society

France's parliament has approved a controversial assisted suicide law. The bill permits terminally ill adults to access lethal medication under strict conditions. This move places France among several European countries that allow active euthanasia for adults with severe, incurable diseases.

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Sports

France's World Cup coach, Didier Deschamps, returns home to attend his mother's funeral and will miss the team's final group match against Norway. Meanwhile, Kylian Mbappe is nearing a World Cup scoring record, having scored twice in France's 3-0 victory over Iraq. France aims for a group win against Norway, acknowledging their strong team and scoring ability, while Iraq still has a chance to advance despite their loss to France.

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Crime & Justice

Turkish musician Haluk Levent is under investigation for alleged fraud and organizing a criminal group related to his Ahbap charity. Levent denies the charges, though he admits to using association funds as collateral. His former assistant claims she was exploited and incurred debt due to his actions.

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World Cup Semifinal

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Sports

France and Spain are set to clash in a World Cup semifinal in Dallas, with Spain training with a full squad. Meanwhile, Lionel Messi described Argentina's upcoming semifinal against England as 'special,' a matchup he has never faced. French players have dismissed Spanish concerns ahead of their match.

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Technology

South Korean AI developer Locon joins IBK Corporate Bank's 'IBK Changong UNIST Camp' incubation program. The initiative aims to foster startup growth through comprehensive support.

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Culture & Society

Nigeria's Army and Air Force urge citizens to disregard false social media narratives that undermine troop morale and aid terrorists. They emphasize trusting official statements for accurate information. Concurrently, the US is providing strategic aid to bolster Nigeria's energy and digital infrastructure.

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Cuba Blackout Crisis

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Energy & Infrastructure

Cuba is slowly restoring power following its third nationwide blackout in 10 days. The national power grid has failed repeatedly this year, exacerbating an energy crisis fueled by fuel shortages. Over nine million people have been affected by these widespread outages.

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Argentina's coach Lionel Scaloni is considering a five-man defense for the World Cup semifinal against England. He expressed excitement ahead of the match, which astrologers are also predicting. England's coach Thomas Tuchel cautioned his team about the rivalry.

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Elections & Politics

Italian lawmakers are debating a new electoral law that includes a mixed system with preferential voting and a majority bonus for coalitions. The hunt for 'rogue' MPs intensifies as some allegedly defied party lines in a recent vote. Lawmakers from the Vannacci party secretly filmed themselves voting on an amendment, seeking to avoid being labeled 'rebels'.

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Conflict & Security

The Nigerian Senate Committee on Customs and Excise has approved an N11.074 trillion revenue target for 2026, while also endorsing a bill to establish state police with 84 senators in favor. The Senate is set to address a controversy over a N1.3 billion allocation to a presidential council in the 2026 budget, as reported by Nigerian outlets.

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Crime & Justice

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has suspended most vehicle stops nationwide following two fatal shootings by agents. The agency cited ongoing reviews and policy changes, with the temporary measure affecting operations across the country.

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ISS Cooperation Extended

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Technology

NASA and Roscosmos have agreed to extend their cooperation on the International Space Station (ISS) until 2030. This agreement allows for continued joint operations and crew exchanges, with astronauts from both nations regularly traveling to and from the ISS.

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UK Social Media Curfew

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Culture & Society

The UK government proposes an overnight social media curfew for 16 and 17-year-olds, aiming to protect young people. The measures would ban access to platforms between midnight and 6 a.m. This initiative seeks to address concerns about the impact of late-night social media use on adolescent well-being.

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