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LIVE: Search for survivors in Pereira after Colombia earthquakeWorld

Days after a powerful earthquake struck western Colombia on August 10, search-and-rescue teams are still looking for survivors in Pereira. Hopes of finding more people alive are fading as crews narrow their efforts, while families in the hardest-hit areas await news of missing relatives.

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Is Iran really trying to kill US President Donald Trump?World

Last month, US President Donald Trump secretly changed planes via a catering truck while leaving a Nato summit in Turkey, in an elaborate ruse prompted by a possible threat from Iran. The discussion examines how serious US fears of an assassination attempt were and whether Iran’s regime could carry out such an operation beyond its borders.

BBBC News
Are Humanoid Robots Worth Buying?Tech

Humanoid robots are moving from laboratories into the marketplace. Morgan Stanley estimates the industry could reach $5 trillion by 2050, with more than a billion robots in use worldwide. China dominates the supply chain, while the US has banned imports of foreign-made robots over national-security concerns. Prices are falling quickly, with some Chinese models costing about $15,000.

AAl Jazeera English
Anthropic Eyes $6 Billion Decart Deal as IPO NearsTech

Anthropic is considering a potential $6 billion acquisition of Decart, which would be its biggest deal yet as the artificial-intelligence company moves closer to an IPO. SpaceX faces its first lockup expiry, while producer prices come in softer than expected.

BBloomberg Television
A Mother in Qusra: Children Living Under Constant Settler ThreatWorld

In the Palestinian village of Qusra, mother Ruqaya Hassan says settlers dug up and blocked the main road to her home, stationed themselves in a room overlooking it and attacked people who tried to pass. Her daughters have developed severe anxiety; one is too afraid to use the bathroom, fearing an assault, and wets the bed during both day and night.

AAl Jazeera English
Japan slams Putin’s visit to disputed Kuril IslandsWorld

Japan has called Russian President Vladimir Putin’s first visit to the disputed Kuril Islands “unacceptable”. The programme also reports tributes from world leaders to former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji and air-raid drills in Taiwan during the annual Han Kuang military exercises.

CCNA
How ‘Super El Niño’ helps bake the planetScience

This year’s “Super El Niño” conditions in the Pacific have intensified wildfires, storms and heat waves across Europe, North America and elsewhere. Climate scientist Zack Labe examines whether warmer ocean temperatures could make this the hottest year on record or add another deadly mark to global warming’s toll.

DDW News
STRAIT SHOWDOWN: Trump's battle with Iran over Hormuz ramps upWorld

Former National Security Council director Rich Goldberg analyzes the U.S. naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz on 'America's Newsroom' as millions of barrels of oil continue to pass through the waterway each day.

FFox News
Green Day Answers the Web’s Most Searched QuestionsCulture

Green Day joins WIRED to answer some of the questions most often searched about the band on Google, including whether they play weddings, whether they ever broke up, and what their original name was.

WWIRED
WP chief Pritam Singh struck off rolls after conviction for lying to parliamentary committeePolitics

Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh has been removed from Singapore’s roll of advocates and solicitors after his conviction last year for lying to a parliamentary committee. The Court of Three Judges found that the offences involved dishonesty and merited the profession’s most serious sanction. Singh did not contest the decision.

CCNA
Xinmin Secondary School evacuated after bomb threatSociety

Students and staff at Xinmin Secondary School in Hougang were evacuated this morning over a potential bomb threat. Police searched the premises but found no suspicious items. The case is being investigated as communicating false information of a harmful thing, an offence punishable by up to seven years in jail, a S$50,000 fine, or both.

CCNA
Families trapped in Qusra as Israeli settlers besiege their homesWorld

Israeli settlers have barricaded three Palestinian homes in Qusra while Israeli forces try to evacuate families in the name of “security”. Residents say settler attacks have persisted for decades without accountability, and many believe the current operation is merely for the cameras before the settlers return.

AAl Jazeera English
Severe drought and heat warnings threaten British food productionSociety

Severe drought and repeated heat warnings are straining British food production. One of the country’s largest farms has watched reservoir levels plunge while irrigating vegetables for supermarkets and food chains.

TThe Associated Press
CME Expands Silver Trading to 24/7Economy

CME Group is preparing to offer 24/7 trading for its 100-ounce silver futures contract, subject to regulatory approval. The move follows the launch of around-the-clock one-ounce gold futures, with strong retail demand and weekend gold trading volumes above $200 million in notional value supporting the expansion.

BBloomberg Television
Singapore retailers say N95 mask stocks are sufficient if haze worsensSociety

Singapore’s inter-agency Haze Task Force has advised major retailers to monitor and replenish mask supplies as the risk of haze rises. Retailers say they have enough N95 masks to meet demand if conditions deteriorate. Prolonged exposure to poor air quality can affect employee health, business operations and travel.

CCNA
More troops to be sent to West Bank village besieged by Israeli settlersWorld

Israel’s military says it will send more troops to the occupied West Bank after failing to remove settlers who have trapped two Palestinian families in their homes since Sunday. The Abu Ridi and Hassan families in Qusra, south of Nablus, say their water and electricity were cut off and their food is running low.

BBBC News
Record Lakers Deal, Bezos Eyes Liverpool: The Business of SportsSports

Sports has grown into a multitrillion-dollar industry, with teams continuing to change hands at enormous valuations. The discussion covers the sale of the Los Angeles Lakers and the Seattle Seahawks, as well as Jeff Bezos’s interest in Liverpool.

BBloomberg Television
Gaza's beekeepers rebuild livelihoods amid war ruinsWorld

Amid Gaza’s bombed-out rubble, beekeepers are tending swarms and gathering limited honey from colonies that survived the war. Ibrahim al-Dabbeh, who heads the Cooperative Association of Beekeepers in the Gaza Strip, says the conflict destroyed more than 95% of the bee sector as they try to revive an industry nearing extinction.

FFrance 24 English
Colombia rescuers call for silence as they listen for signs of life in rubbleWorld

The search for survivors after Colombia’s powerful earthquake is becoming increasingly desperate as teams work against a crucial time threshold. Whenever a rescuer signals a possible sound from beneath the rubble, the entire site falls silent so the team can listen for signs of life.

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