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Elections & Politics

The Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) will contest upcoming elections independently from the ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), a move its vice president called 'medicinal.' Leader Ivica Dačić seeks post-election coalition talks with the SNS, rejecting those he calls 'blockaders.' President Aleksandar Vučić announced the elections will be called soon, a timing criticized by some as a political tactic.

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Ogogo Cancer Battle

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Health & Science

Nollywood stars are rallying to support veteran Nigerian actor Taiwo Hassan, known as Ogogo, who is battling stage-four cancer. His daughters are seeking urgent medical assistance and have stated that hospitals are refusing to treat him, appealing for help with treatment options.

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Crime & Justice

Yekini Idiaye has been elected the new Speaker of Nigeria's Edo State House of Assembly, replacing Blessing Agbebaku. Idiaye cited alleged corruption and poor leadership under the previous speaker as reasons for the change.

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Culture & Society

Firefighters in Oinoi, Attica, Greece, are battling multiple active hotspots in a forest fire. Conditions have improved, but the fight continues against the blaze.

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Technology

Several Czech websites have published notices regarding advertising and user consent settings. These articles appear to be placeholders or contain technical information about website operations rather than news content. They explain subscription and advertising choices available to users.

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Crime & Justice

Blessing Agbebaku resigns as Speaker of the Edo State House of Assembly in Nigeria, citing personal reasons and the interest of peace. His resignation follows impeachment proceedings. Yekini Idiaye has been elected as the new Speaker.

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Crime & Justice

Hundreds of inmates across Indonesia are receiving sentence reductions, known as remisi, in honor of the nation's 81st Independence Day. In East Kalimantan, 726 inmates at Tenggarong Prison were granted remisi, with 15 released. Similar reductions were given to 518 inmates at Kediri Prison in East Java and 419 at Lamongan Prison in East Java, where 8 inmates gained immediate freedom.

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APC Osun Election Loss

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Elections & Politics

Following the Osun governorship election defeat, an All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain urged party members not to be discouraged. Former Senate President Adolphus Wabara stated the loss proves federal power can be overcome in future elections, while a former APC spokesman noted the win disproved claims of Nigeria drifting toward a one-party state. The APC's National Youth Leader called for a major party overhaul and strategy changes.

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Elections & Politics

Malaysia's Democratic Action Party (DAP) delegates will vote on August 16 to decide whether the party remains in the federal unity government. Deputy Chairman Nga Kor Ming expresses confidence that delegates will prioritize national stability in their secret ballot. The decision impacts the future of the unity government, with 4,264 delegates participating in the vote.

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Crime & Justice

In Valjevo, Serbia, a protest marks one year since alleged police violence against demonstrators, including minors. Students demand accountability, while a journalist claims authorities will ignore the city's distress. An opposition politician criticized the heavy police presence at a student rally.

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Fenerbahçe prepares for its UEFA Champions League playoff match against Lyon, adding striker Romelu Lukaku to its squad. Lyon defender Moussa Niakhate acknowledges Fenerbahçe's strength, while former player Mathieu Valbuena highlights key players who can make a difference. Coach Paulo Fonseca expresses confidence in his team's readiness for this historic opportunity.

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Elections & Politics

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir suggested killing 30-40 Palestinians nightly in Gaza. His remarks, which also touched on supporting Palestinian emigration, have sparked controversy and criticism from various international sources.

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Culture & Society

The University of Belgrade has fallen in the Shanghai Rankings, prompting criticism and debate. Officials blame student and professor blockades, while some faculty cite neglect and underfunding as the cause for the decline.

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Technology

Nigeria is launching a National Digital Cloud Policy to attract $750 million in private investment within two years. The government is also partnering with Meta to establish an AI academy aimed at boosting the nation's tech talent.

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Salamina Wildfires

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Disasters & Emergencies

Wildfires on the Greek island of Salamina have resulted in two deaths and ten injuries, with investigations underway into the causes. Residents recount desperate efforts to save their homes, while authorities assess the damage. The fires occurred during a European heatwave and drew international media attention.

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Disasters & Emergencies

Wildfires on the Greek island of Salamina have resulted in at least two deaths, with reports suggesting an elderly couple died attempting to escape through a ravine. The tragedy has drawn global media attention and ignited political criticism of the government's handling of the crisis.

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Disasters & Emergencies

Indonesia's East Nusa Tenggara region is experiencing significant seismic activity, with multiple earthquakes and aftershocks reported. The government is deploying aid packages and heavy equipment to assist affected communities.

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Elections & Politics

Taiwan's President Lai Ching-te announces a universal cash handout of NT$10,000 for next year, sparking debate among political parties. Some candidates criticize the plan as 'policy laziness,' while others, like Penghu County, aim to leverage the initiative for investment. A legislator plans to donate their share to charity.

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Health & Science

Venezuelan health officials confirmed three hantavirus deaths in Anzoátegui state, with cases in Barinas under investigation. Experts dismiss fears of a massive outbreak, stating the virus does not transmit from person to person.

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Technology

Websites are explaining user consent options for displaying advertisements. These explanations cover how users can manage their settings for targeted advertising and data privacy.

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France Wildfire Aid

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Disasters & Emergencies

France allocates 12 million euros to aid communities affected by recent wildfires, with the total package potentially exceeding this initial fund. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced the aid for the Gironde and Landes regions, visiting to oversee reconstruction efforts amidst community hopes and anger.

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Elections & Politics

Global anniversaries marked diverse events, from BTS's 13th debut anniversary concert in Busan to the final Grenfell Tower fire commemoration before its demolition. Iceland celebrated its Coast Guard's 100th anniversary with an open house, while Nigeria's Yelewata massacre anniversary saw demands for justice. Turkey's President Erdoğan remembered intellectual Cemil Meriç on the 39th anniversary of his death.

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Swimming Championships

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Sports

French swimmer Léon Marchand won the 400m freestyle at the European Championships, expressing enjoyment in the new distance. Meanwhile, Ukrainian swimmer Nikita Sheremet refused to pose with a neutral Russian athlete after winning the 50m freestyle.

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Indonesia Earthquake Aid

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Disasters & Emergencies

Indonesia deploys 27 tons of aid and over 3,500 personnel following a magnitude 7.7 earthquake in East Nusa Tenggara. The quake has killed at least 51 people, injured over 100, and displaced approximately 5,000, with over 1,300 homes damaged.

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