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Sports

Tennis star Carlos Alcaraz is set to compete in the US Open, marking his return after a four-month absence due to a wrist injury. The defending champion's participation was confirmed by multiple sources, with the tournament set to begin on August 30.

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Disasters & Emergencies

An unidentified object explodes inside Augsburg’s main railway station in Germany, lightly injuring two people and shattering windows. German authorities seal the station and halt train service, while reports from Croatia, Israel, Italy and Austria say the cause remains unknown.

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Elections & Politics

The Philippines deploys additional troops and police while officials coordinate security ahead of the Sept. 14 parliamentary elections in Bangsamoro. The Commission on Elections opens its online precinct finder on Sept. 7, and forces take positions in areas including Basilan and Lanao del Norte.

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Premier League Spending

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Sports

Premier League clubs spend a record £3.46 billion during the summer transfer window, surpassing the previous record of £3.14 billion. Coverage focuses on Manchester City’s £380 million midfield rebuild, including the reported €145 million signing of Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernández from Chelsea.

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Uber Cuts Jobs

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Elections & Politics

Uber plans to eliminate about 10% of its global workforce, or roughly 3,300 to 3,400 jobs, in its largest cuts since the pandemic. The company also plans to leave Nigeria and Uganda on September 2, 2026.

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Sports

A police officer and correctional officers in Argentina, along with inmates, formed a criminal group that extorted over $40 million in 20 days. Meanwhile, Argentina's PRO party criticizes Chief of Staff Adorni over transparency concerns.

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Serbia Electoral Issues

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Culture & Society

A Serbian professor criticizes the country's voter lists, claiming they include 'dead souls' that inflate the rolls. She also denounced government support for media outlets spreading hate speech and lies, citing threats against journalists. An actor joined a protest against a state TV show, calling it 'shameful.'

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Marmara Ship Collision

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Disasters & Emergencies

Turkish authorities lose contact with the cargo ship Tugberk Imamoglu and its 10 crew members after two Turkish-flagged ships collide in the Sea of Marmara. Reports say the vessel may have sunk, while helicopter searches continue south of Istanbul.

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TSMC Stock Performance

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Technology

TSMC's ADR stock price nears a 52-week high, fueled by a tech stock rally and investor confidence. Taiwan's stock market also surged, driven by TSMC's strong performance and global optimism, though its global expansion raises questions about Taiwan's 'Silicon Shield'.

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Congo Ebola Outbreak

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Health & Science

Ebola has killed 3,007 people and infected 6,186 in the Democratic Republic of Congo, making it Africa’s deadliest recorded outbreak. The WHO describes the outbreak as rapidly spreading, while survivors such as Jérémie Mamba Malese face stigma in Ituri despite recovering.

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Sports

Greek coverage focuses on Olympiacos’ Greek Cup match against AEL Larissa and Armando González’s goal in his first start. Mexican coverage celebrates the striker’s first goal for the Greek club, while one Greek report highlights a 24-second reaction from a Mexican commentator.

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Crime & Justice

Japanese small and medium-sized enterprises cite rising procurement costs as their biggest business strain due to the Middle East conflict. Meanwhile, Japan's core consumer inflation is expected to remain below the Bank of Japan's target for the fourth consecutive month.

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Disasters & Emergencies

Nepal's Prime Minister Balendra Shah announced the government will not enforce new 3% equity fees on private education and health services. The decision follows public backlash and pressure. The government is also nearing the final stages of selecting new ambassadors for 13 countries, including India and China.

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Ceuta Migration Crisis

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Crime & Justice

Following the Ceuta incident, France and Europe are urged to reject "migratory powerlessness," while Spain and Morocco consult on managing over 1,000 unaccompanied minors. Denmark's Prime Minister defends a tough stance on the migrant influx, as Spain increases maritime patrols off Melilla amid migration pressure.

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Economy & Trade

Zagreb residents face issues ranging from attempted break-ins and disrupted waste collection to a lack of investment in central districts. Meanwhile, the city prepares for a cultural festival featuring over 40 events across its neighborhoods.

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Chevron Venezuela Deals

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Energy & Infrastructure

Venezuela signs oil agreements with Chevron and Italy’s Eni, covering existing ventures and new production in the Orinoco Belt. Washington presents the deals as a path to prosperity, while Chevron plans to invest more than $7 billion and raise Venezuelan output to about 600,000 barrels per day.

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Made In Korea Season 2

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Culture & Society

Disney+ presents Season 2 of South Korea’s “Made in Korea” in Seoul, with Hyun Bin, Roh Jae-won and Seo Eun-soo attending the production event. The new season follows Baek Ki-tae nine years later and arrives about nine months after the first season.

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Cho Kuk Challenges Lee

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Elections & Politics

South Korean former Justice Minister Cho Kuk says he wants to serve as President Lee Jae-myung’s political “red team,” but Democratic Party figures criticize his warnings about Lee’s possible appeal conviction. Cho also cautions that Kim Keon Hee could be released if the Supreme Court misses an October deadline, and urges restraint over proposed investigations into alleged fabricated prosecutions.

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Sports

Hungary views the EU's migration pact as a significant risk to national sovereignty and border control, preparing to challenge its implementation. The country faces billions of forints in costs for the pact's requirements. Separately, Hungary's government has taken steps to address energy system challenges and expects moderate GDP growth amid a strong forint.

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Elections & Politics

Opposition legislators in Taiwan criticize proposed amendments to the Code of Criminal Procedure, dubbed the 'Ko Wen-je clauses.' Critics claim these changes could benefit corrupt figures. The case involves former Taipei Mayor Ko Wen-je, who was sentenced to 17 years in prison for corruption. The Democratic Progressive Party has rejected claims that President Lai Ching-te proposed similar amendments.

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West Java Development

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Economy & Trade

West Java Governor Dedi Mulyadi is prioritizing the construction of small mosques to foster spirituality within communities. The governor has also dismissed an education official amid controversy and extended the high school admissions deadline due to system issues.

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Culture & Society

South Korean actor Jung Woo-sung attends the Seoul production presentation for Disney+ series Made in Korea Season 2. He poses for photographers and promotes the new season, which follows Baek Ki-tae.

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[Photo] Jung Woo-sung Smiles

Actor Jung Woo-sung smiled during a press briefing for Disney+ original series Made in Korea Season 2. The production presentation took place on Sept. 2 at the Conrad Seoul hotel in Yeouido, Seoul. Th…

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World Nomad Games

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Sports

Kyrgyzstan prepares to host the sixth World Nomad Games in Bishkek, drawing about 3,000 athletes from 112 countries. Russia’s Vladimir Putin plans to attend the opening ceremony, while foreign delegations arriving for the games and an SCO summit will receive premium vehicles.

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Economy & Trade

South Korea’s Seoul Rehabilitation Court approves Homeplus’s rehabilitation plan after creditors, secured creditors and shareholders vote in favor. The approval removes the immediate liquidation threat and allows the retailer to begin repayments.

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