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Israeli strikes kill six people in Gaza, including Al Jazeera cameraman, officials say
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India’s Medical Exam Sees Extreme Security After Paper Leak Allegations
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Dutch Royals Witness Two Big World Cup Wins in a Single Day
Fuel Sales Halted in Occupied Crimea as Ukraine Targets Oil Facilities
Poland’s White Eagle Order Returns to Ukraine in a Rare Diplomatic Gesture
Former Olympian Davey Hearn Denies Vandalising Washington DC’s Reflecting Pool After Arrest
Inside Gorillaz’s Epic One‑Off Stadium Legend
Tragic Blaze at Dominican Luxury Resort Claims One Life
BUSINESS
President Rodrigo Paz has moved to curtail road blockades that have crippled Bolivia, sparking a debate over civil liberties and political stability.
A Ukrainian drone attack on a Moscow oil refinery thrust Russia’s capital into the front line, shaking everyday life and exposing the domestic narrative of the war.
Jio Platforms, the telecom arm of Reliance Industries, has set sights on a $4bn IPO, potentially becoming the biggest public debut in India’s history.
Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance and Jio’s looming IPO could reshape India’s capital markets and push the AI‑powered telecom sector into new realms.
A new US‑Iran Memorandum of Understanding reshapes nuclear limits, sanctions relief, and shipping in the Strait of Hormuz—unbalancing great power dynamics.
TRAVEL
An 18‑year‑old tourist died after falling from a horse‑drawn carriage in Central Park, sparking calls for the end of the historic attraction.
In a dramatic scene near Laredo, Texas, residents and emergency crews used shovels and sledgehammers to pull survivors from a flaming jet that plunged onto the highway.
In scorching Balochistan, smugglers ride through dangerous heat and conflict to ferry Iranian fuel, facing deadly risks and rising costs amid global war.
U.S. sanctions trigger a 58% drop in foreign visitors and widen fuel, medicine, and food shortages in Cuba, sparking daily disruptions and health risks.
A free tourist train overturned during Cártama’s Ruta de la Tapa y el Cóctel, leaving 17 people injured, including three children. Authorities are investigating the cause.
POLITICS
Ethiopia’s Nobel laureate prime minister secures sweeping win in 2026 elections, but war‑ridden regions and insurgencies raise serious red flags for the nation’s stability.
Students face unprecedented security measures as NEET‑UG paper was cancelled after alleged leaks; the exam is rescheduled under tight scrutiny.
The death of conservation champion Mona Khalil after an Israeli strike underscores the human toll amid rising tensions in southern Lebanon.
Russian-backed authorities suspend public fuel sales in Crimea amid Ukrainian attacks on oil infrastructure.
Ukraine’s President Zelensky reclaimed the Polish Order of the White Eagle after a brief rupture; the move signals hope for better ties amid tension over WWII commemoration.
HEALTH
Australia has identified its first H5N1 bird flu case, confirming the virus has spread to every continent. Authorities are monitoring wildlife after a skua died on Esperance beach.
A child and her mother were seized by armed men from an Ebola centre in Butembo. They have now been located and are reportedly doing well.
Australia reports first H5N1 bird flu case after global spread, highlighting risks to wildlife and rare potential human infection.
The United States stops annual HIV aid to South Africa, citing concerns about the protection of Afrikaner communities and broader policy disagreements.
A six‑year‑old Ebola patient in eastern DR Congo was rescued after armed men raided a hospital, and she is now stable and recovering.
TECH
Around 200 Ukrainian drones struck Moscow, setting thick smoke arches and causing casualties, while Russia counters with air‑defence interception and diplomatic appeals.
Delivery robots drawn to city sidewalks are sparking safety concerns, protests, and calls for tighter regulation worldwide.
Bezos argues that AI will create a labour shortage, boosting employment while advancing manufacturing and space ambitions, amid concerns over job loss.
SPORT
The Dutch royal family captures both a 5‑1 triumph over Sweden and a historic point for Curaçao in one stunning World Cup day.
A fatal incident in Mimizan’s beach town over a pétanque rivalry sends shockwaves through France’s local sports scene.
Fans praised for picking up litter after World Cup matches, but social media highlights men’s low housework participation and the double standard at home.
A 63‑year‑old British man died after a paragliding mishap near Tremp, Catalonia, local authorities report.
A 63‑year‑old British man died in a paragliding accident in Catalonia, Spain. The fall near Tremp was investigated; authorities await details.
ENTERTAINMENT
Behind the scenes of Gorillaz’s record‑breaking, 2½‑hour stadium show – a vibrant mix of musicians, global influences and a message of unity.
Due to a red heatwave alert, French authorities prohibited alcohol at state‑run music festivals, citing rising temperatures and public safety.
A behind‑the‑scenes look at how a grueling five‑year training, a unique chant and a bold self‑affirming statement lifted the Japanese pop group XG to worldwide fame.
James Burrows, co‑creator of Cheers and Friends, dies at 85, leaving an indelible mark on American comedy.
A tiny boy from rural Ethiopia takes his ill chicken to a hospital, heartwarming video goes viral and sparks a national conversation about animal welfare.
OPINION
The June deal between Trump and Iran reshapes the war’s aim and could transform the Middle East, but its long‑term success hinges on nuclear talks.
A look into why India, despite its massive population and growing football culture, remains outside the FIFA World Cup field.
A controversial censorship in an Indian textbook sparked backlash, but the original bronze sculpture was restored amid a modern debate on representation.
A cease‑fire reopening the Strait of Hormuz restarts global trade, yet the war sketched a new reality for U.S. influence in the Middle East.