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Cerro Porteño stumbled in their opening match of the Paraguayan league's Clausura Tournament, losing 1-2 to Sportivo Trinidense. Despite Iván Ramírez Segovia scoring on his debut, the team could not secure a victory. Trinidense coach praised his team's character after the comeback win.

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Energy & Infrastructure

Seoul police arrested a drunk driver in Gangnam who fell asleep at the wheel and another man for driving under the influence of marijuana. Meanwhile, Gangnam's luxury property market faces declining prices and fewer buyers amid tax reforms and loan concerns.

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Seoul Fashion Week Opens

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Culture & Society

Seoul Fashion Week presents collections from 31 brands at Dongdaemun Design Plaza and other venues across South Korea. Baeon Mano, Clara, Zenith members Hyunwoo and Hyeongseok, and singer Na Tae-joo attend the event.

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Sports

Panathinaikos is actively strengthening its squad, nearing deals for players Triantafyllos Tsapras and Inaki Pena, who are expected to join the team's training camp. The club has also appointed Jacob Neestrup as their new head coach, with player Etienne Camara expressing ambition to lead the team to success.

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Elections & Politics

Thuringian AfD leader Björn Höcke is increasing his influence within the federal party ahead of a leadership vote. Meanwhile, Saxony-Anhalt's Minister-President ruled out coalition with the AfD, while the CDU leader warned against political isolation amid the party's rise.

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Energy & Infrastructure

Lithuanian authorities are investigating a major cyberattack on state data registries, with the head of the Center of Registers reportedly resigning amid the breach. Meanwhile, Lithuania is launching a new four-year study to better understand its population and inform government decisions.

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Health & Science

Croatia's national football team may feature an entire starting XI from the diaspora for the 2026 World Cup, with young talent Luka Vušković nominated for the Golden Boy award. Concurrently, Croatian vocational schools are filling up, though a labor shortage persists.

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Turkey Worker Death

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Elections & Politics

A 19-year-old worker died after being buried by soil during sewage construction in Kastamonu, Turkey. Separately, Turkish authorities arrested 22 celebrities in a major anti-drug operation. Meanwhile, 75% of Turkish e-commerce businesses actively use AI, according to the Ministry of Trade.

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Red Palm Weevil Threat

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Energy & Infrastructure

Montevideo is struggling with a red palm weevil infestation, having removed about 1,500 palm trees since 2022. The effectiveness of current pest control methods, like the 'piqueta,' is under discussion as the city seeks solutions.

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Conflict & Security

Argentina plans diplomatic, economic and legal measures against companies involved in unauthorized oil exploration around the Falkland Islands. President Javier Milei says Argentina’s sovereignty claim rests on history and law, while the United Kingdom is not presented as endorsing Buenos Aires’ position.

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Seoul Fashion Week

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Culture & Society

The 2027 Spring/Summer Seoul Fashion Week opens at Dongdaemun Design Plaza and other Seoul venues, featuring 31 brands from Sept. 1 to 6. South Korean entertainers including CRAVITY’s Minhee, Lee Ki-kwang, So Yi-hyun and Tempest’s Eunchan attend or appear at the event.

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Culture & Society

Jamaica plans to digitize its justice system using an electronic case management system inspired by Rwanda. Meanwhile, the opposition demands transparency on a Venezuelan airline incident, and rising US inflation sparks concerns over local price increases.

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Sports

Spain midfielder Marcos Llorente retires from international football at 31, nearly two months after winning the 2026 World Cup. The Atlético Madrid player says he has reached his decision, ending his duty with Spain.

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Culture & Society

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated Alberta is 'essential' to Canada's future amid a growing separatist movement, while Alberta plans a referendum on remaining part of Canada. Meanwhile, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi is visiting Canada to boost ties, aiming to counter the US-led order.

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Health & Science

Doctors in Poland criticize government healthcare reforms as unoriginal, while Swiss physicians express concern over new tariff caps. Meanwhile, Tajikistan faces a significant deficit of 1,100 doctors. In Greece, violent clashes erupted at a hospital involving a Roma group attacking medical staff, and in India, a politician allegedly assaulted doctors and nurses.

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Sports

South Korea’s An Se-young advances at the China Masters and faces fellow Korean player Kim Ga-eun in the quarterfinals. Chinese media hope China’s Wang Zhiyi can challenge An’s dominance, while Japan’s Akane Yamaguchi also reaches the semifinals.

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Crime & Justice

In Greece’s Heraklion, an online scam cost a construction company 19,483 euros, while authorities found the body of missing surfer Nikos Chalkiadakis. PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis also used a party anniversary event to promote pledges including a 13th salary, a 13th pension and a new EKAS.

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Saudi Arabia Initiatives

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Economy & Trade

Saudi Arabia and Türkiye are strengthening supply chains with a new land corridor to bypass maritime chokepoints. Saudi Arabia also signed a $150 million petroleum supply deal with Yemen to support its energy sector. The kingdom launched its second national carrier, Riyadh Air, despite regional conflict.

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tripleS Japan Departure

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Culture & Society

tripleS members, including Kim Yoo-yeon, Jung Hyerin and Mayu, leave Seoul’s Gimpo Airport for Japan. The group has released its Japanese original single “DNA” and is traveling for overseas activities.

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Crime & Justice

Kuwaiti authorities seized over 608 tons of spoiled produce and shut down three shops. The country also bid farewell to the German Ambassador and condemned Iranian attacks, vowing to defend its territory. Separately, Iran launched drone and missile attacks on US military facilities in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan.

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Kim Seung-Won Hearing

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Crime & Justice

South Korean justice minister nominee Kim Seung-won denies wrongdoing over drug-trial allegations and says he lacks the authority or intention to drop President Lee Jae-myung’s case. Messages he sent to the drug regulator in 2021 have renewed scrutiny ahead of his confirmation hearing, while critics say the cabinet reshuffle has created mounting problems.

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Economy & Trade

Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu backs the African Credit Rating Agency’s planned Oct. 7, 2026 launch in Mauritius, saying Africa needs stronger institutions. Separately, Togo sponsors a UN resolution to replace the Mercator map with a projection that better reflects Africa’s size.

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Kyiv Security Clash

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Conflict & Security

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner plan meetings in Moscow and Kyiv. He also demands answers and orders personnel changes after SBU and HUR agents exchange fire in Kyiv, injuring three people.

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Sports

Influencers film and take photos during US Open matches, prompting criticism from players including Naomi Osaka and Adrian Mannarino. Coverage from Argentina and Singapore focuses on concerns about tennis etiquette and the sport’s future.

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