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Gibraltar Border Deal

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Culture & Society

The UK and EU have signed a post-Brexit agreement for Gibraltar, which the UK states provides certainty and protects sovereignty. Spain, however, maintains its sovereignty claims over the territory. The agreement will see the dismantling of border fences between Gibraltar and Spain, ending daily queues and facilitating easier travel for residents.

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Cancer Daily Horoscope

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Culture & Society

Cancer individuals may feel more introverted, preferring quiet rest and introspection over social gatherings. It's a good time for strategic planning.

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Elections & Politics

Lithuania's parliament has approved the program of the new government led by Mindaugas Sinkevičius and sworn in new ministers. The new government aims to boost security and the birth rate. The parliament approved the new government with 72 votes in favor.

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Crime & Justice

The FBI is investigating the Argentine Football Association for fraud and money laundering, while an Indian-origin man is added to its most wanted list for organized crime ties. FBI Director Kash Patel faces scrutiny over travel and gifts, and Donald Trump suggests the FBI would waste time investigating Senator Graham's death.

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Economy & Trade

South Korea's President Lee demands swift action against stock market volatility, particularly linked to leveraged ETFs on major tech firms like Samsung and Hynix. Meanwhile, Mexico's stock market shows gains, while Buenos Aires experiences a slight decline, reflecting varied regional market performances.

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Sports

Argentina and England face off in a World Cup semifinal, evoking memories of past encounters and Diego Maradona's iconic 1986 performance. Argentine midfielder Alexis Mac Allister aims to emulate Maradona's feat against England, a match that also recalls David Beckham's red card and the infamous 'Hand of God' goal.

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Elections & Politics

Kosovo's Interior Minister Dželjalj Svećlja declared Serbian Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government, Snežana Paunović, a persona non grata. This action follows Paunović's controversial statement suggesting she would have ethnically cleansed Kosovo in 1998. The remark has sparked outrage and calls for her dismissal from various Serbian and Kosovar figures.

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Crime & Justice

Malaysia's Stadium Corporation CEO denies charges of soliciting and accepting RM8.7 million in bribes. Separately, authorities arrested 13 individuals, including agency directors, for alleged bribery offenses. The Corruption Eradication Commission in Indonesia also highlighted how public service corruption begins with minor transgressions.

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Conflict & Security

Ukraine is seeking enhanced air defense capabilities, with President Zelenskyy visiting Paris to secure systems and France agreeing to allow Ukraine to produce French-made missiles. Meanwhile, Russia reportedly withdraws air defenses from the Arctic, possibly to bolster forces elsewhere, as Ukraine's air defenses intercept Russian ballistic missiles over Kyiv.

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Bangkok Bar Fire

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Disasters & Emergencies

A fire at a Bangkok bar killed at least 27 people, with reports indicating the death toll may be as high as 30. The blaze broke out around midnight, spreading rapidly through the crowded establishment. Firefighters battled the flames, which were controlled about 30 minutes after they started.

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Elections & Politics

Serbian Minister Snežana Paunović defended her controversial statement about ethnically cleansing Kosovo, citing mistakes and party loyalty. Her remarks have drawn condemnation from Kosovo officials and calls for dismissal from domestic groups. Kosovo's minister argued the statement shows Serbia has not shed Milošević's ideology.

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An upcoming Argentina-England soccer match is framed as a symbolic rematch, echoing the Falklands War and past World Cup controversies. The 1982 conflict between Argentina and the UK has influenced careers and carries deep political and historical tensions into the rivalry. Argentinian war veterans urge a focus on football, not sovereignty, during the match.

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Bastille Day Parade

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Conflict & Security

France celebrated Bastille Day with a military parade in Paris, featuring soldiers from Ukraine and its allies as a symbol of European solidarity. While some reports highlighted France's military strength and European unity, one French court blocked a mandatory QR code requirement for attendees, citing security concerns.

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ICE Shooting in Maine

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Crime & Justice

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents fatally shot a 26-year-old Colombian man in Biddeford, Maine, during an operation. Senator Angus King stated the victim was not the target of the warrant, raising questions about the operation's accuracy. This incident marks the second death involving ICE agents within a week.

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Elections & Politics

The Italian Parliament has rejected an opposition amendment that would have introduced gender parity into electoral lists. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's proposed reform was thus passed without this provision. The decision sparks debate over representation in Italian politics.

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Crime & Justice

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has temporarily suspended most vehicle stops nationwide following two fatal shootings by agents. The policy shift impacts operations in Maine and Texas, with sources indicating the victims may not have been the intended targets. This action follows incidents where ICE agents shot and killed individuals during operations.

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Crime & Justice

Indonesia's Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) chairman confirmed coordination with the Attorney General's office on the Febrie Adriansyah bribery and money laundering case. Activists are urging the KPK to take over the investigation into the former deputy attorney general, arguing it is a significant case.

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ADC Factional Dispute

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Elections & Politics

Nigeria's African Democratic Congress (ADC) is embroiled in a leadership dispute, with one faction calling for the prosecution of its leader over alleged forgery. The electoral commission (INEC) is barred by court rulings from recognizing congresses organized by a rival faction led by Senator David Mark.

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Conflict & Security

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk believes a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine is unlikely soon, citing Russia's rigid stance and expecting further escalation. He also rejected calls to obstruct Ukraine's EU path or military aid due to bilateral disputes, emphasizing its importance for Polish security.

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Conflict & Security

Ukraine's air defenses successfully intercepted five Russian ballistic missiles, a rare success against such projectiles. However, other missiles and drones struck Kyiv, causing fires and damage. The attacks highlight Ukraine's ongoing need to strengthen its air defense capabilities against Russian assaults.

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Energy & Infrastructure

A pedestrian bridge in South Jakarta is slated for demolition after a truck carrying heavy equipment collided with it, compromising its foundation and causing it to tilt precariously. The incident led to traffic diversions and police questioning of the truck driver.

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Crime & Justice

Two men with severe developmental disabilities in South Korea face charges of special theft for sharing an ice cream bar without paying. Prosecutors justified the charge, stating the act constituted theft. Separately, a health fact check questions whether frozen yogurt is healthier than regular ice cream, noting sugar and calorie content.

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Sports

South Korean midfielder Hwang In-beom is reportedly close to finalizing a transfer to Portuguese club FC Porto. Reports indicate a deal is nearly complete, with personal terms agreed upon for a potential four-year contract. Hwang is seen by Porto as a versatile and powerful addition to their midfield.

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Kylian Mbappé scored two goals in France's 3-1 World Cup victory over Senegal, becoming France's all-time leading scorer. His performance also moved him past Pelé on the World Cup all-time scoring list. The match drew a record audience of nearly 14 million viewers in France.

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