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EconomyIndia’s Britannia misses profit estimates as Middle East war lifts costs

Britannia Industries of India reported first-quarter profit below market expectations on Thursday. Higher fuel and shipping expenses tied to the conflict in the Middle East outweighed stronger demand for the company’s packaged foods. The result highlights how the war-related increase in operating costs has pressured the food maker’s earnings.

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India’s Britannia misses profit estimates as Middle East war lifts costs
India’s Britannia misses profit estimates as Middle East war lifts costs

World100 dead during Ceuta border rush

A rush occurred at the Ceuta border. The incident left 100 people dead.

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100 dead during Ceuta border rush
100 dead during Ceuta border rush
  • Ceuta leader says 100 migrants died in border rush
    Ceuta leader says 100 migrants died in border rush

    Ceuta’s leader says more than 3,000 migrants who rushed the border last week remain in Ceuta. Hundreds of those still there are minors. The leader also said that 100 migrants died during the border rush. The statement highlights the continuing humanitarian consequences of the incident.

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  • Thousands of migrants remain in Ceuta after border crisis, local leader says
    Thousands of migrants remain in Ceuta after border crisis, local leader says

    Thousands of migrants are still in the Spanish territory of Ceuta after a border crisis, its mayor-president says. He says 78,000 migrants crossed into the territory from neighbouring Morocco. The local leader also says the crossings resulted in 100 deaths. His comments highlight the continuing consequences of the border crisis in Ceuta.

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    BBBC News★★★☆☆2026-08-06 17:36Original
  • EU should use leverage with Morocco after Ceuta crossings, migration chief says
    EU should use leverage with Morocco after Ceuta crossings, migration chief says

    EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner says the European Union should make use of every available source of leverage to obtain Morocco’s cooperation on migration after the Ceuta crossings. He specifically includes visa policy and trade policy among the tools the bloc could deploy. His comments frame cooperation from Morocco as an objective for EU pressure following the crossings.

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    RReuters★★★☆☆2026-08-06 17:35Original
  • Ceuta official: About 100 died in border rush as thousands of migrants remain
    Ceuta official: About 100 died in border rush as thousands of migrants remain

    Ceuta President Juan Jesus Vivas told the European Parliament that at least 100 people died during the border rush. He also said thousands of migrants remain in Spanish territory. His remarks highlighted both the reported death toll and the continuing presence of migrants after the incident. The statement was delivered to European lawmakers.

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    FFox News★★★☆☆2026-08-06 17:16Original
  • Ceuta leader says 100 people died in border rush
    Ceuta leader says 100 people died in border rush

    Ceuta’s leader Juan Jesus Vivas said about 100 people died during a massive rush at the border last week. He made the claim on Thursday while attending a meeting of the European Parliament. The incident took place in Ceuta, Spain’s enclave, and the reported death toll was presented by the city’s leader. The statement was made in the context of an EU parliamentary gathering.

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    RReuters★★★☆☆2026-08-06 12:35Original

WorldIsrael charges settler over killing of Palestinian involved in Oscar-winning West Bank film

Israeli authorities have charged settler Yinon Levy over the shooting of Odeh Hathaleen in July 2025. Levy faces a charge of reckless manslaughter. Hathaleen was a Palestinian involved in a West Bank film that won an Oscar. The case concerns the circumstances of that fatal shooting.

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Israel charges settler over killing of Palestinian involved in Oscar-winning West Bank film
Israel charges settler over killing of Palestinian involved in Oscar-winning West Bank film
  • Israel indicts settler in rare case over killing of Palestinian activist
    Israel indicts settler in rare case over killing of Palestinian activist

    Israel has indicted a settler in an unusual prosecution linked to the killing of Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen. Hathaleen worked on the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land. He was killed last July in the occupied West Bank. The indictment marks a rare charge involving violence against a Palestinian activist by a settler.

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  • Israel charges West Bank settler over death of Palestinian activist
    Israel charges West Bank settler over death of Palestinian activist

    Israeli prosecutors have charged Jewish settler Yinon Levi in connection with the death of Palestinian community leader Awdah Hathaleen in the occupied West Bank last year. Levi faces a trial on a charge of reckless manslaughter. Hathaleen was a prominent activist who took part in the Oscar-winning documentary No Other Land. The indictment is described as the first of its kind against a settler in nearly three years.

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  • Israel charges settler over Palestinian activist’s killing in rare indictment
    Israel charges settler over Palestinian activist’s killing in rare indictment

    Israeli prosecutors charged a Jewish settler on Thursday over the killing of a Palestinian community leader last year. The death occurred in the occupied West Bank. The indictment is described as rare because it is the first in nearly three years against a settler over the death of a Palestinian. The case marks an unusual legal action in such circumstances.

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  • Israel charges settler over killing of Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen
    Israel charges settler over killing of Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen

    Israel has charged settler Yinon Levi over the killing of prominent Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen in the West Bank in July 2025. The indictment marks the first case since the October 7, 2023 attacks in which an Israeli has been charged over the death of a Palestinian in the occupied territory, according to Israeli rights group B’Tselem. The case concerns a death that took place in the West Bank. B’Tselem highlighted the significance of the charge in its account.

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    FFrance 24★★★☆☆2026-08-06 11:41Original
  • Israeli prosecutors charge settler over killing of Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen
    Israeli prosecutors charge settler over killing of Palestinian activist Awdah Hathaleen

    Israeli prosecutors have charged a settler in connection with the killing of Palestinian community leader Awdah Hathaleen. The death occurred last year in the occupied West Bank. The case brings a criminal accusation against the settler over the killing of the Palestinian activist. Prosecutors’ action marks a formal step in the case. Hathaleen is described as a community leader and activist.

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    TThe Associated Press★★★☆☆2026-08-06 10:27Original

SocietyPoll suggests extreme heat is putting greater strain on US adults

A poll indicates that extreme heat is creating increased strain for adults in the United States. More than half of Americans surveyed by AP-NORC said they believe climate change is happening. That share was slightly lower than the level recorded last year.

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Poll suggests extreme heat is putting greater strain on US adults
Poll suggests extreme heat is putting greater strain on US adults

CultureGanondorf casting in The Zelda movie hints at more films

The upcoming The Legend of Zelda movie is reportedly set to feature Australian actor Uli Latukefu as the villain Ganondorf. The report says Latukefu has signed a deal covering multiple films. Nintendo and Sony have not formally confirmed that more than one movie is planned. However, the possibility has already been the subject of rumors. The reported casting agreement may therefore point to a broader movie series.

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TThe VergeOriginal★☆☆☆☆2026-08-06 18:31

Ganondorf casting in The Zelda movie hints at more films
Ganondorf casting in The Zelda movie hints at more films

TechChina’s Zbtlink suspends sales of routers found to contain a backdoor

Chinese router maker Zbtlink Electronics said it had halted sales of routers discovered to contain a backdoor. The company also removed the affected software from its website. Zbtlink said it was developing updates to address the issue. The measures affect the products and software identified in connection with the security problem.

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China’s Zbtlink suspends sales of routers found to contain a backdoor
China’s Zbtlink suspends sales of routers found to contain a backdoor

EconomyUS Mortgage Rates Rise to 6.69%, Highest Since July 2025

US mortgage rates climbed to 6.69%, reaching a new high for the year. Inflation concerns were fueled by the ongoing war with Iran and the Federal Reserve’s decision to leave borrowing costs unchanged. The increase highlights the pressure facing borrowers as markets respond to both geopolitical developments and monetary policy.

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BBloomberg NewsOriginal★★★☆☆2026-08-06 18:30

US Mortgage Rates Rise to 6.69%, Highest Since July 2025
US Mortgage Rates Rise to 6.69%, Highest Since July 2025

PoliticsTrump privately complains munitions disclosures make US look weak

Senior U.S. officials say Donald Trump has complained privately in recent days that disclosures about the country’s dwindling munitions stockpile make the United States appear weak at a critical moment. Trump has repeatedly threatened additional military action in an effort to pressure Iran into agreeing to a deal. The comments reflect his concern about how the stockpile disclosures affect U.S. leverage. His threats are presented as part of that effort to motivate Tehran toward an agreement.

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Trump privately complains munitions disclosures make US look weak
  • Trump’s Iran dilemma: Stuck in a war with no exit in sight
    MAJORTrump’s Iran dilemma: Stuck in a war with no exit in sight

    President Donald Trump’s war against Iran has entered its sixth month. A week marked by a flurry of threats and diplomatic moves has highlighted the increasingly tight bind surrounding his effort to leave the conflict. The war is unpopular, and Trump initially claimed it would last only weeks. He now faces a far less clear path out of it.

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    RReuters★★★★★2026-08-06 16:45Original
  • Trump vows to find ‘leakers’ after reports of depleted Iran war munitions
    Trump vows to find ‘leakers’ after reports of depleted Iran war munitions

    Donald Trump has vowed to identify the “leakers” behind reports that US munitions used in the Iran war are running low. The Trump administration has repeatedly rejected claims that shortages affect both offensive and defensive American weapons. The dispute centers on official denials and the administration’s response to reports about depleted war supplies. Trump’s remarks add a warning aimed at those accused of disclosing the information.

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    AAl Jazeera★★★☆☆2026-08-06 15:13Original

TechEXCLUSIVE: Hackers targeted U.S. private equity, other firms including Blackstone, CME, data shows

Phone-based, ransom-seeking hackers targeted dozens of prominent U.S. financial institutions and other businesses over the past month. The findings come from Google and internet intelligence data reviewed by Reuters. Blackstone and CME were among the firms identified as targets. The data points to a broad campaign aimed at well-known companies in the U.S. financial sector.

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EXCLUSIVE: Hackers targeted U.S. private equity, other firms including Blackstone, CME, data shows
EXCLUSIVE: Hackers targeted U.S. private equity, other firms including Blackstone, CME, data shows

HealthCongo screens passengers after boat carrying suspected Ebola case intercepted near Kinshasa

Congolese health authorities are screening more than 300 people who travelled on a river boat intercepted near Kinshasa. The vessel was stopped on Thursday after a passenger died and was suspected of having Ebola. Officials said the death raised concerns that the virus could have spread among people aboard the boat. Health workers are carrying out checks as authorities assess the possible exposure.

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Congo screens passengers after boat carrying suspected Ebola case intercepted near Kinshasa
Congo screens passengers after boat carrying suspected Ebola case intercepted near Kinshasa

WorldSudanese women speak out about rape as a weapon of war

Women displaced by Sudan’s war are speaking publicly about what they endured. They say Rapid Support Forces fighters raped them. Their testimonies portray rape as being used as a weapon in the conflict.

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Sudanese women speak out about rape as a weapon of war
Sudanese women speak out about rape as a weapon of war

ScienceArtificial intelligence used to design brand-new viruses

Scientists used artificial intelligence to design the genetic code of viruses. They successfully created 16 viruses based on those AI-designed sequences.

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BBBC NewsOriginal★★★☆☆2026-08-06 18:01

Artificial intelligence used to design brand-new viruses
Artificial intelligence used to design brand-new viruses

WorldGerman prosecutor says airport drone carried explosive device

Germany’s federal prosecutor said a drone found on the grounds of a German airport had been equipped with professional explosives and a detonator. The prosecutor announced an investigation on Thursday. Authorities described the incident as a “serious attack.” The statement focused on the device discovered on the drone and the opening of the investigation. No further details were provided in the report.

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German prosecutor says airport drone carried explosive device
German prosecutor says airport drone carried explosive device

PoliticsRand Paul to Recommend Contempt of Congress Charge Against Fauci

Republican Sen. Rand Paul said he will recommend that the Justice Department charge Dr. Anthony Fauci with contempt of Congress. The move advances an audacious effort to prosecute the scientist. The proposed case centers on Fauci’s refusal to testify about the US government’s response to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Rand Paul to Recommend Contempt of Congress Charge Against Fauci

HealthFDA approves Moderna’s new mRNA-based flu vaccine for older people

The Food and Drug Administration has approved Moderna’s new flu vaccine for older people. It is the first flu shot made using mRNA technology. The same technology was central to bringing the COVID-19 pandemic to an end. The approval marks the arrival of a new type of influenza vaccine.

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FDA approves Moderna’s new mRNA-based flu vaccine for older people
FDA approves Moderna’s new mRNA-based flu vaccine for older people

Society‘We Made a Mistake’: UC Faculty Call to Reinstate the SAT

Randy Schekman once believed the University of California made the right choice by abandoning the SAT. But while teaching introductory biology each fall at UC Berkeley, he saw an increasing number of students struggle with basic science concepts. That experience has led UC faculty to call for bringing the test back.

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‘We Made a Mistake’: UC Faculty Call to Reinstate the SAT
‘We Made a Mistake’: UC Faculty Call to Reinstate the SAT

SocietyTikTok star Sydney Towle, who shared her cancer journey online, dies at 26

TikTok star Sydney Towle has died at the age of 26. She was known for documenting her life online as a young person living with cancer. Her posts shared both her hopes and the struggles she faced during her illness. Towle’s cancer journey had become the focus of her public presence.

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TikTok star Sydney Towle, who shared her cancer journey online, dies at 26
TikTok star Sydney Towle, who shared her cancer journey online, dies at 26

WorldSeveral killed or wounded in explosion near Syria’s Damascus, state TV reports

An explosion struck a city on the outskirts of Syria’s capital, Damascus, according to state-run Ekhbariya TV. The broadcaster said several people were killed or wounded in the incident. Its report was issued on Thursday. No cause for the explosion or precise casualty figure was provided.

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Several killed or wounded in explosion near Syria’s Damascus, state TV reports
Several killed or wounded in explosion near Syria’s Damascus, state TV reports
  • Blast hits vehicle on outskirts of Syria’s Damascus: state media
    Blast hits vehicle on outskirts of Syria’s Damascus: state media

    A vehicle was hit by a blast in Jaramana, on the outskirts of Syria’s Damascus, according to Syrian state television. The broadcaster reported that several people were killed and others wounded. The incident was reported through state media, which provided no further details in the available account.

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VIDEO: Polka-dot robes, floppy-nosed masks and hypnotic guitar riffs have helped propel Canadian duo Angine de Poitrine to viral fame.
VIDEO: Polka-dot robes, floppy-nosed masks and hypnotic guitar riffs have helped propel Canadian duo Angine de Poitrine to viral fame.
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PoliticsCarney, pressed on Trump’s “nasty” Canada remark, says he is defending workers

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was pressed about U.S. President Donald Trump’s comment that “Canada is nasty.” Carney said Ottawa was standing up for domestic workers and businesses. He made the remarks on Thursday while defending Canada’s position in response to Trump’s characterization. His answer framed the government’s stance as support for workers and companies at home.

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Carney, pressed on Trump’s “nasty” Canada remark, says he is defending workers
Carney, pressed on Trump’s “nasty” Canada remark, says he is defending workers

PoliticsUS imposes sanctions on Cuba’s military attaché in Russia

The United States has imposed sanctions on Cuba’s military attaché in Russia. Restrictions were also added against Cuba’s military attaché in China. The measures target Cuban military representatives in both countries.

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US imposes sanctions on Cuba’s military attaché in Russia
  • US issues new Cuba-related sanctions
    US issues new Cuba-related sanctions

    The United States has issued new sanctions connected to Cuba. The measures were announced on Thursday, according to information shown on the U.S. Treasury Department’s website.

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    RReuters★★★☆☆2026-08-06 16:01Original

TechSuno outlines plans to fight spammy AI music

Suno says it will introduce new watermarking technology and a revised download policy. The measures are intended to curb the spread of spammy AI-generated tracks and make their origins more transparent. In a lengthy blog post, CEO and co-founder Mikey Shulman described the company’s guiding principles and next steps. The company is presenting the changes as part of its effort to gain legitimacy.

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Suno outlines plans to fight spammy AI music
Suno outlines plans to fight spammy AI music

ScienceSouth Korea space agency shares Moon images after SpaceX rocket debris crash

South Korea’s space agency has released images of the Moon taken by its lunar orbiter. The spacecraft photographed the lunar surface before and after part of a SpaceX rocket struck it on Wednesday. The images show the Moon around the time of the impact.

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South Korea space agency shares Moon images after SpaceX rocket debris crash
South Korea space agency shares Moon images after SpaceX rocket debris crash

TechBrendan Carr officially unleashes broadcast consolidation

The Federal Communications Commission voted Thursday to end the national broadcast ownership cap, formally closing the era of fixed limits on station ownership. FCC Chair Brendan Carr and Commissioner Olivia Trusty, the agency’s two Republicans, backed ending the rule. The cap had restricted broadcast owners from holding stations whose combined reach exceeded the permitted threshold. The decision clears the way for greater consolidation across the broadcast industry.

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Brendan Carr officially unleashes broadcast consolidation
Brendan Carr officially unleashes broadcast consolidation
  • FCC votes to remove US TV station ownership cap

    The Federal Communications Commission voted Thursday to eliminate the cap on television station ownership in the United States. The decision was portrayed as a major victory for media companies aligned with President Donald Trump and the Republican Party.

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  • US agency ends 39% cap on local TV station ownership
    US agency ends 39% cap on local TV station ownership

    The Federal Communications Commission voted Thursday to rescind a rule limiting the reach of local broadcast station owners. Under the rule, owners could not reach more than 39% of all U.S. television households. The decision could encourage further consolidation across the television industry.

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    RReuters★★★☆☆2026-08-06 15:50Original

WorldHouthis launch deadly attacks on Saudi-led coalition forces in Yemen

Yemen’s Houthis say they carried out attacks in Marib and Hadramout. The group says drones and ballistic missiles were used in the operations. The attacks targeted forces belonging to the Saudi-led coalition. The headline describes the strikes as deadly, while the claim is attributed to the Houthis.

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Houthis launch deadly attacks on Saudi-led coalition forces in Yemen
Houthis launch deadly attacks on Saudi-led coalition forces in Yemen

TechPeople really don’t like AI data centers

Public sentiment toward artificial intelligence data centers appears notably negative. The headline emphasizes that people strongly dislike these facilities, without identifying a specific location, project or reason for the opposition. No further details are provided about the scale or consequences of that sentiment.

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People really don’t like AI data centers

PoliticsTrump Calls Warsh in Latest Sign of Effort to Influence Fed

US President Donald Trump has spoken by phone periodically with Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh since Warsh took the role, according to people familiar with the matter. The calls are described as the latest indication of Trump’s effort to exert greater influence over the central bank. The report centers on the president’s communications with the Fed chair and the administration’s push for more sway over the institution.

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Trump Calls Warsh in Latest Sign of Effort to Influence Fed
Trump Calls Warsh in Latest Sign of Effort to Influence Fed

SportsRussian gymnasts to compete under national colors at 2026 Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships

Russian gymnasts are set to use national colors at the 2026 Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships, according to the Russian Gymnastics Federation. The federation said World Gymnastics symbols appearing in the arena are linked to the transitional period established for individual competitions. It stressed that this does not signify a return from neutral status.

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Russian gymnasts to compete under national colors at 2026 Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships

WorldZelensky to visit Serbia for first time on Aug. 8, source says

A source says Zelensky is scheduled to visit Serbia on Aug. 8. It would be his first trip to the country. The visit is viewed as symbolic because Serbia has traditionally maintained close ties with Russia.

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Zelensky to visit Serbia for first time on Aug. 8, source says
Zelensky to visit Serbia for first time on Aug. 8, source says

EconomyPoland’s Orlen second-quarter core profit beats estimates as downstream margins widen

Poland’s largest energy group, Orlen, reported adjusted core profit above analyst expectations for the second quarter. The company said wider refining and petrochemical margins supported stronger performance in its downstream business. The results were posted on Thursday.

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Poland’s Orlen second-quarter core profit beats estimates as downstream margins widen
Poland’s Orlen second-quarter core profit beats estimates as downstream margins widen

SportsDoes Africa still back Infantino as Fifa president?

The African confederation has not yet announced an official position on the Infantino saga. Attention is turning to the leading African football nations and where they stand in the dispute. Their positions could indicate whether Africa continues to support Gianni Infantino as president of Fifa. The issue is being assessed through the stance of the continent’s most influential footballing countries.

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BBBC NewsOriginal★★☆☆☆2026-08-06 17:23

Does Africa still back Infantino as Fifa president?
Does Africa still back Infantino as Fifa president?

WorldUkraine war latest: Lithuania warns of Russian false-flag drone threat to Baltic states

Lithuania warns that Russia could use Ukrainian drones in a false-flag strike against infrastructure in the Baltic states. Media reports say a drone targeted a Ukrainian cargo plane carrying ammunition at an airport in Germany. A Russian drone reportedly killed two railway workers at a station in Kharkiv Oblast. Ukraine has also struck two Russian oil refineries in the latest developments.

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Ukraine war latest: Lithuania warns of Russian false-flag drone threat to Baltic states
Ukraine war latest: Lithuania warns of Russian false-flag drone threat to Baltic states

EconomyRussian stock market closes lower across major indices

Russia’s major stock indexes ended the session lower. BCS World of Investments expects the struggle around the 2,300-point level on the MOEX Index to continue. Trading activity could be restrained by the approaching weekend, which may weigh on overall volumes.

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Russian stock market closes lower across major indices

PoliticsRussian, Armenian lawmakers discuss referendum on Yerevan’s EU accession

Russian and Armenian parliamentarians have discussed the possibility of holding a referendum on Yerevan’s accession to the European Union. Yerevan has recently been declaring that it is pursuing integration with the EU. The talks highlight Armenia’s stated direction toward European integration and the political question surrounding possible membership. No further details of the discussion were provided.

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Russian, Armenian lawmakers discuss referendum on Yerevan’s EU accession

EconomyIndia’s July fuel consumption rises 3% to four-month high

India’s fuel consumption increased by about 3% in July compared with the previous month. Data from the oil ministry’s Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell put total consumption at 19.92 million metric tons. That marked the country’s highest level since March.

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India’s July fuel consumption rises 3% to four-month high
India’s July fuel consumption rises 3% to four-month high

PoliticsIraqi prime minister orders army to raise combat readiness

Iraq’s prime minister has ordered the army to increase its combat readiness. The readiness level will be raised at all security-force camps and army bases. The order applies across those facilities. No further measures are specified.

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TTASSOriginal★★★☆☆2026-08-06 17:14

Iraqi prime minister orders army to raise combat readiness

WorldIs Israel’s Netanyahu preparing to fight Iran alone?

Experts are questioning Benjamin Netanyahu’s strategy in Israel’s war against Iran. They describe the conflict as a strategic failure for Israel. The war is also portrayed as having consequences for the global economy. The central question is whether Netanyahu is preparing Israel to continue fighting Iran without outside support.

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Is Israel’s Netanyahu preparing to fight Iran alone?
Is Israel’s Netanyahu preparing to fight Iran alone?

PoliticsIranian committee reviews draft to bar US, Israeli ships from Hormuz, Fars says

An Iranian parliamentary committee is considering a preliminary bill that would prevent U.S. and Israeli vessels from transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The proposal would also cover other ships classified as “hostile.” Iran’s semi-official Fars news agency reported the review, citing a lawmaker. The measure remains at the draft stage as the committee examines it.

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Iranian committee reviews draft to bar US, Israeli ships from Hormuz, Fars says
Iranian committee reviews draft to bar US, Israeli ships from Hormuz, Fars says
  • Proposed Hormuz passage deal not feasible for shipping industry, sources say
    Proposed Hormuz passage deal not feasible for shipping industry, sources say

    A proposed arrangement between Iran and Oman would give Tehran control over ships entering the Gulf through the Strait of Hormuz. Four industry sources said the plan would be difficult for shipping companies to implement. They pointed to U.S. sanctions and restrictive insurance clauses covering any payments as key obstacles to making the deal workable.

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    RReuters★★★★☆2026-08-06 17:01Original

WorldTransit fees through Strait of Hormuz to depend on services provided, agency says

Transit fees for passage through the Strait of Hormuz will be determined by the services that are provided, according to an agency report. The source rejected recent reports claiming that Iran and Oman had disagreed over what percentage of cargo value should be charged. The statement concerns arrangements for passage through the strategic waterway and disputes suggestions of a pricing disagreement between the two countries.

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Transit fees through Strait of Hormuz to depend on services provided, agency says
  • Iran and Oman agree deal on Strait of Hormuz passage
    Iran and Oman agree deal on Strait of Hormuz passage

    Iran and Oman have agreed on new coordinates for ships travelling through the Strait of Hormuz. The deal sets out an updated passage arrangement for vessels using the strategic waterway. It marks an agreement between the two countries on how ships should navigate the strait.

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  • Iran and Oman reach understanding on reopening Strait of Hormuz
    Iran and Oman reach understanding on reopening Strait of Hormuz

    Iran and Oman have reportedly reached an understanding on the main outlines of a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The proposed arrangement would reopen the strategic waterway for 60 days. Saudi-based Al Hadath and Al Arabiya cited high-ranking sources in reporting the development. The reports described the understanding as covering the framework of an agreement rather than a completed final deal.

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    CCGTN★★★★☆2026-08-06 13:06Original
  • New Strait of Hormuz route: Iran says coordination is in final stage
    New Strait of Hormuz route: Iran says coordination is in final stage

    Iran’s Foreign Ministry says consultations with Oman on establishing a new route through the Strait of Hormuz have reached the “final stage of coordination.” The proposed route has been described by several U.S. media outlets as leading into the Persian Gulf.

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  • Iran-Oman Hormuz deal may give Tehran control over shipping traffic — agency

    An Iran-Oman arrangement concerning the Strait of Hormuz could give Tehran control over shipping traffic, a news agency said. The agency described such a development as one of the major concessions made to Iran so far. The reported deal would therefore affect how maritime movement through the strait is handled.

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  • Iran-Oman Strait of Hormuz agreement to create room for maneuver — expert

    Li Zixin cautioned that an agreement between Iran and Oman concerning the Strait of Hormuz would create room for maneuver. He said that if the question of control over the strait remains unresolved, the situation is highly likely to escalate further. In his assessment, such an escalation could potentially trigger a new conflict.

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  • Iran, Oman discuss 3%-7% transit fee for Strait of Hormuz

    Iran and Oman are discussing a transit fee for the Strait of Hormuz. The rate under consideration ranges from 3% to 7%. Iran insists that a fee of 5% to 7% should be introduced.

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    TTASS★★★★☆2026-08-06 07:50Original
  • Oil Holds Three-Day Decline After Iran and Oman Reach Hormuz Agreement
    Oil Holds Three-Day Decline After Iran and Oman Reach Hormuz Agreement

    Oil prices moved between modest gains and losses after Iran said it had reached an agreement with Oman on a proposed shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz. Traders are weighing whether the arrangement could ease energy flows. The market reaction came as oil extended a three-day decline. Attention remains focused on the prospects for smoother passage through the strategic waterway.

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    BBloomberg News★★★★☆2026-08-06 07:30Original

SocietyRWB begins issuing certificates for sellers affected by drone attacks to simplify aid access

RWB has started issuing certificates to sellers affected by drone attacks, aiming to make it easier for them to access aid. The document will contain the seller’s identification number and tax identification number. It will also include details confirming that the goods were stored at facilities damaged as a result of terrorist actions.

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RWB begins issuing certificates for sellers affected by drone attacks to simplify aid access

SportsDoping body says Parker’s positive cocaine test was caused by nutritionist

A doping body says Joseph Parker’s positive cocaine test was caused by his nutritionist. The 34-year-old New Zealander tested positive on the day he suffered a shock defeat to Fabio Wardley in London. The bout took place in October. The statement links the test directly to the day of that unexpected loss.

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Doping body says Parker’s positive cocaine test was caused by nutritionist
Doping body says Parker’s positive cocaine test was caused by nutritionist

ScienceWhat to know about the total solar eclipse on August 12

On August 12, the Moon will pass directly in front of the Sun and completely block it. Much of northern Spain will be able to see the rare total solar eclipse. It will be the first total eclipse visible from mainland Europe in 20 years. The report outlines what to know about the phenomenon.

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What to know about the total solar eclipse on August 12
What to know about the total solar eclipse on August 12

EconomyBrent crude oil price on ICE rises by more than 3%

The price of Brent crude oil on the ICE exchange increased by more than 3%. WTI crude futures for September delivery also rose, gaining 2.5%.

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Brent crude oil price on ICE rises by more than 3%

WorldEight countries ‘strongly denounce’ ongoing Israeli violations in Gaza

Foreign ministers from Arab and Muslim countries have condemned Israel for targeting hospitals in Gaza. They are demanding action to safeguard medical workers. Their statement focuses on what they describe as continuing Israeli violations in Gaza. The ministers are calling for measures to protect medics amid the ongoing situation.

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Eight countries ‘strongly denounce’ ongoing Israeli violations in Gaza
Eight countries ‘strongly denounce’ ongoing Israeli violations in Gaza

CultureOhio already has the oldest Mormon temple. Now it has one of the newest

The Cleveland region is home to the oldest temple in the Mormon movement and now also has one of the newest temples in the United States. The pairing places Ohio at both ends of the movement’s temple history. The story highlights the contrasting ages and status of the two religious sites in the region.

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Ohio already has the oldest Mormon temple. Now it has one of the newest
Ohio already has the oldest Mormon temple. Now it has one of the newest

EconomyWhere to Invest $1 Million: Robots, Banks and Chinese Chips

Investment experts see opportunities in the artificial-intelligence trade beyond the market’s usual favorites. They point to robots, banks and Chinese chips as possible ways to participate in the theme. The focus is on alternatives to the best-known AI names.

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Where to Invest $1 Million: Robots, Banks and Chinese Chips
Where to Invest $1 Million: Robots, Banks and Chinese Chips

TechOpenAI to give free ChatGPT users unlimited text chats

OpenAI is changing access for people on ChatGPT’s free and Go tiers. Starting next week, users on both plans will be able to carry out unlimited text conversations with the chatbot, the company says. At present, those users can encounter rate limits when they send too many text messages. The change applies specifically to text chats on the two tiers.

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OpenAI to give free ChatGPT users unlimited text chats
OpenAI to give free ChatGPT users unlimited text chats

OtherUK woman, 97, breaks her own record as oldest female wing walker

British woman Betty Bromage, aged 97, has broken her own Guinness World Record as the oldest female wing walker. Wing walking involves standing on an aircraft’s wings while secured with straps. The feat marks another record achievement for Bromage in the aerial sport.

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UK woman, 97, breaks her own record as oldest female wing walker
UK woman, 97, breaks her own record as oldest female wing walker

PoliticsArgentina says it will not retaliate after Brazil downgrades ties

Buenos Aires says Argentina will not respond after Brasilia reduced the level of diplomatic ties between the two countries. Brazil took the step following what it described as Milei’s latest attacks on Lula. Argentina has not announced any retaliatory diplomatic measure. The move adds fresh tension to relations between the neighboring countries.

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Argentina says it will not retaliate after Brazil downgrades ties
Argentina says it will not retaliate after Brazil downgrades ties

SportsFIFA closes ranks around Infantino amid deepening leadership crisis

UEFA, European football’s governing body, again backed its World Cup boycott on Thursday. The reaffirmation came a day after FIFA apologised for “errors” linked to its abandoned proposal to sell stakes in the tournament to private investors. The plan, promoted by FIFA president Gianni Infantino, has pushed football’s global governing body into its most serious governance crisis in years. It has also renewed questions about Infantino’s future as president.

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FIFA closes ranks around Infantino amid deepening leadership crisis
FIFA closes ranks around Infantino amid deepening leadership crisis
  • UEFA vice president seeks a ‘custodian of the sport’ after Infantino furore
    UEFA vice president seeks a ‘custodian of the sport’ after Infantino furore

    A UEFA vice president is calling for a “custodian of the sport” following the controversy involving FIFA President Gianni Infantino. UEFA continues to lead criticism of Infantino. The European body’s opposition persists despite FIFA’s defiant stance. The remarks point to an ongoing dispute over leadership and governance in international football.

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    AAl Jazeera★★☆☆☆2026-08-06 13:19Original

WorldUS seeks extradition of Filipino church leader accused of fraud, sex crimes

The United States is seeking the extradition of Filipino church leader Apollo Quiboloy. He is accused of fraud and sex crimes. Quiboloy leads the Kingdom of Jesus Christ church. The organisation was founded in Davao in 1985 and has branches in the United States.

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US seeks extradition of Filipino church leader accused of fraud, sex crimes
US seeks extradition of Filipino church leader accused of fraud, sex crimes

HealthRoche launches two new cyclospora tests as U.S. outbreak widens

Roche said it launched two new tests on Thursday to detect cyclospora. The move comes as U.S. cyclosporiasis cases have reached record levels this year. The rise has made the foodborne illness outbreak one of the largest seen in the country in recent history. The company described the tests as part of its response as the outbreak continues to widen.

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Roche launches two new cyclospora tests as U.S. outbreak widens
Roche launches two new cyclospora tests as U.S. outbreak widens

WorldRussian Foreign Ministry comments on Armenia’s ‘blackmail’ and Western support for attacks on Russia

Alexey Fadeyev, deputy director of the Russian Foreign Ministry’s information and press department, commented on what he described as Armenia’s “blackmail” and Western support for attacks on Russia. He also said that Kyiv had not proposed resuming diplomatic contacts. The remarks link the issues to wider disputes involving Russia, Ukraine and regional diplomacy.

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Russian Foreign Ministry comments on Armenia’s ‘blackmail’ and Western support for attacks on Russia

TechTikTok blames moderator error for delayed response to Perez Hilton livestream

TikTok says a moderator’s mistake delayed the removal of a livestream that appeared to show blogger Perez Hilton harming himself. The company says it notified law enforcement about the incident. TikTok US spokesperson Jamie Favazza also said Hilton’s account was banned. The ban was issued for violating the platform’s community guidelines.

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TikTok blames moderator error for delayed response to Perez Hilton livestream
TikTok blames moderator error for delayed response to Perez Hilton livestream

WorldEU to push countries to invest in nature as wildfire costs spiral

The European Union plans to press its member states to increase investment in environmental management. The aim is to reduce the risk of wildfires across the bloc. The EU environment commissioner said the initiative comes as the economic damage from this summer’s fires continues to mount. Experts estimate that the cost has already surpassed 15 billion euros.

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EU to push countries to invest in nature as wildfire costs spiral
EU to push countries to invest in nature as wildfire costs spiral

SportsMauritian rider Le Court sprints to sixth-stage Women’s Tour de France win

Mauritian cyclist Kim Le Court won the sixth stage of the Tour de France Femmes on Thursday. The stage finished in Tournon-sur-Rhône. It marked Le Court’s second victory in the women’s Tour de France. She had previously won a stage in Guéret one year earlier.

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Mauritian rider Le Court sprints to sixth-stage Women’s Tour de France win
Mauritian rider Le Court sprints to sixth-stage Women’s Tour de France win

WorldAnalysis: Did Ukraine’s ‘40-day campaign’ against Russia change anything?

In late June, President Volodymyr Zelensky assigned Ukraine’s Security Service to begin a “40-day influence operation” intended to pressure Russia to “end the war.” Over the following weeks, Ukraine’s medium- and long-range drones recorded several headline-making successes. The analysis asks whether the campaign produced a meaningful change in the war with Russia. Its focus is on the operation’s effect rather than simply recounting the strikes.

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Analysis: Did Ukraine’s ‘40-day campaign’ against Russia change anything?
Analysis: Did Ukraine’s ‘40-day campaign’ against Russia change anything?

SportsUEFA maintains World Cup boycott despite FIFA apology

FIFA’s crisis meeting and apology have failed to persuade European football’s governing body. In a statement released on August 6, UEFA said it would continue its boycott of the World Cup. The dispute concerns FIFA’s proposal to open competitions to private investment. UEFA’s position remains unchanged despite the attempted crisis response.

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UEFA maintains World Cup boycott despite FIFA apology
UEFA maintains World Cup boycott despite FIFA apology
  • Uefa says boycott may still go ahead as FA withdraws Infantino support
    Uefa says boycott may still go ahead as FA withdraws Infantino support

    Uefa says a proposed boycott could still proceed after the Football Association withdrew its support for Fifa president Gianni Infantino. The European governing body said Fifa’s backing of Infantino at Wednesday’s meeting “changes nothing”. Its statement indicates that the internal dispute has not been resolved by the FA’s change in position. Uefa did not announce further details about the possible boycott.

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    BBBC News★★☆☆☆2026-08-06 16:11Original
  • UEFA maintains World Cup boycott amid FIFA crisis
    UEFA maintains World Cup boycott amid FIFA crisis

    UEFA said on Thursday that its boycott of FIFA competitions remains in force. The measure includes the World Cups. FIFA’s decision to drop a plan to open the organisation to outside investors did not persuade European football’s governing body to reverse course. UEFA therefore continues to withhold its participation despite the change in FIFA’s plans.

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    FFrance 24★★★☆☆2026-08-06 14:53Original
  • UEFA says FIFA boycott remains despite Infantino World Cup selloff U-turn
    UEFA says FIFA boycott remains despite Infantino World Cup selloff U-turn

    European football’s governing body says its boycott of FIFA remains in place. UEFA says FIFA has not fulfilled the conditions required to end the action. The statement follows Gianni Infantino’s reversal on a proposed World Cup selloff. UEFA’s position indicates that the change has not resolved the dispute over FIFA’s return to the global game.

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    AAl Jazeera★★★☆☆2026-08-06 14:40Original

PoliticsXi Flexes Expanding Legal Arsenal to Warn Trump Ahead of Summit

China’s latest series of countermeasures against the United States has relied on a widening set of legal tools. The moves highlight Beijing’s growing ability to retaliate. They also warn Washington against imposing further restrictions on technology before Xi Jinping’s expected visit next month. The actions come as both sides prepare for a potentially consequential summit.

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Xi Flexes Expanding Legal Arsenal to Warn Trump Ahead of Summit
Xi Flexes Expanding Legal Arsenal to Warn Trump Ahead of Summit

TechFAA orders inspections of hundreds of Boeing 737 Max jets over fuselage cracks

The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered inspections of hundreds of Boeing 737 Max aircraft for cracks in the plane’s body. The agency warned that damage left undetected could weaken the aircraft’s structural integrity. The directive focuses on identifying possible problems in the fuselage before they go unnoticed.

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FAA orders inspections of hundreds of Boeing 737 Max jets over fuselage cracks

WorldUS says North Korea missile launch poses no immediate threat, is consulting allies

The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command said North Korea’s ballistic missile launch does not pose an immediate threat. The command said Thursday that it is consulting closely with American allies and partners. The statement signals continued coordination following the test. It did not announce any further response or provide additional details.

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US says North Korea missile launch poses no immediate threat, is consulting allies
US says North Korea missile launch poses no immediate threat, is consulting allies

HealthEbola virus behind massive DRC outbreak could be mutating, officials say

Health officials fear the Ebola virus driving a massive outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo may be mutating. Confirmed cases have exceeded 4,000. Africa’s public health watchdog says incremental measures are no longer enough and plans to expand every part of the response. Teams will also go door to door to search for patients.

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Ebola virus behind massive DRC outbreak could be mutating, officials say
Ebola virus behind massive DRC outbreak could be mutating, officials say
  • Ebola outbreak accelerates as healthcare workers strike over pay
    Ebola outbreak accelerates as healthcare workers strike over pay

    The Ebola outbreak is accelerating as healthcare workers strike over pay. The labor action adds pressure to efforts to respond to the worsening outbreak. Healthcare staff are seeking better compensation while the health emergency develops.

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    AAl Jazeera★★★☆☆2026-08-06 11:20Original
  • DR Congo struggles to contain Ebola resurgence
    DR Congo struggles to contain Ebola resurgence

    The Democratic Republic of the Congo has recorded nearly 4,000 confirmed Ebola cases and more than 1,800 deaths. The epidemic is resurging across the country, putting pressure on efforts to keep pace with its spread. It is described as the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak ever recorded.

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    FFrance 24★★★★☆2026-08-06 10:59Original
  • WHO urges intensified response as DR Congo Ebola cases near 4,000
    WHO urges intensified response as DR Congo Ebola cases near 4,000

    The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is spreading as infections rise rapidly. The seventeenth outbreak, declared in mid-May, has already killed more than 1,700 people. The World Health Organization is calling for an “intensified” medical response. Medical teams have been dispatched, specialised centres opened in the hardest-hit provinces, and trials for an effective vaccine are continuing.

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    FFrance 24★★★★☆2026-08-06 10:19Original

EconomyEXCLUSIVE: Alkami launches sale process after buyer interest, sources say

Digital banking software provider Alkami Technology has formally begun a process to explore a sale. People familiar with the matter said potential buyers had shown interest in acquiring the company. The move comes as Alkami faces increasing pressure from activist investor Jana Partners. The details were provided by people familiar with the situation.

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EXCLUSIVE: Alkami launches sale process after buyer interest, sources say
EXCLUSIVE: Alkami launches sale process after buyer interest, sources say

TechFCC chair says robot import restrictions aim to boost US production

Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr said new restrictions on imports of Chinese robots and power inverters are intended to rapidly encourage production in the United States. Carr also said the measures are designed to address national security risks. The restrictions target newly imported equipment. His comments linked the trade measures to both industrial policy and security concerns.

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FCC chair says robot import restrictions aim to boost US production
FCC chair says robot import restrictions aim to boost US production

PoliticsPolish bank denies Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya an account over expired passport

Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya says a bank in Poland refused to open an account for her. She said the decision was linked to the expiration of her Belarusian passport. Tsikhanouskaya disclosed the incident while speaking on Euroradio, an independent Belarusian radio station. The report does not identify the bank or indicate whether the decision has been challenged.

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Polish bank denies Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya an account over expired passport
Polish bank denies Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya an account over expired passport

WorldFederal judge dismisses Alex Murdaugh lawsuit over jury interaction

A federal judge dismissed Alex Murdaugh’s lawsuit on Wednesday. The case targeted a former court clerk. The clerk’s interaction with the jury during Murdaugh’s 2023 trial led to his murder convictions being overturned earlier this year. The ruling ends this particular legal action against the former clerk.

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Federal judge dismisses Alex Murdaugh lawsuit over jury interaction

PoliticsMax Miller Is Testing Trumpism Without Trump

Ohio Republican Congressman Max Miller is at the center of an ugly family feud that has unsettled Capitol Hill this week. The dispute has produced a series of conflicting accusations among those involved. The article says there are ample reasons to be skeptical of Miller. It frames his position as a test of whether Trumpism can be pursued without Donald Trump himself.

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Max Miller Is Testing Trumpism Without Trump
Max Miller Is Testing Trumpism Without Trump

ScienceTesting begins on a vaccine designed to stop colon cancer early

Scientists are developing a new type of vaccine aimed at intercepting colon cancer while it is still emerging. The approach is intended to train the immune system to recognize and stop the disease before it develops into a full tumor. Testing is now underway as researchers explore whether the vaccine can prevent cancer from taking root.

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Testing begins on a vaccine designed to stop colon cancer early
Testing begins on a vaccine designed to stop colon cancer early

PoliticsPutin removes Sheremetyevo airport from strategic enterprises list

Russian President Vladimir Putin has removed Sheremetyevo airport from the list of strategic enterprises. The presidential decree was published on the official portal of legal information.

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Putin removes Sheremetyevo airport from strategic enterprises list
  • Decree orders Sheremetyevo Airport to retain core business and bans share sales to foreigners

    A decree removes JSC Sheremetyevo International Airport from Russia’s list of strategic joint-stock companies. The head of state also ordered the Russian Federation to exercise its right to participate in managing the enterprise. The airport is to retain its core business, while sales of its shares to foreigners are prohibited.

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    TTASS★★★☆☆2026-08-06 15:21Original