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Ukraine launches hundreds of drones into RussiaWorld

Fox News reports that Ukraine launched one of its largest aerial drone attacks against Russia since the war began, sending hundreds of drones into the country.

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Malaysia between the superpowers: PM Anwar Ibrahim and Sreenivasan JainPolitics

As the rules-based order frays, Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and Sreenivasan Jain debate justice, trade and sovereignty. They examine whether middle powers must choose sides in great-power rivalry or can chart an independent course, and whether smaller nations can hold superpowers accountable to rules they themselves created.

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More than 10 killed in Polish bus crash in HungaryWorld

A Polish bus carrying 57 pilgrims left a motorway in eastern Hungary, ran into a ditch and overturned, killing about a dozen people and seriously injuring at least 10 others, according to Hungary’s prime minister.

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‘The Mediterranean is a bridge, not a border’: Malta’s foreign ministerPolitics

Malta’s Foreign Minister Chris Fearne urges Europe to mount a stronger, more coordinated response to mounting crises around the Mediterranean and beyond. He rejects portraying the sea as a divide between affluent Europe and less affluent Africa, saying it should instead connect them. Fearne also backs a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine, continued European support for Ukraine and efforts involving Libya.

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Ukraine widens economic pressure campaign inside RussiaWorld

Ukraine says a recent long-range drone strike damaged Wildberries’ largest warehouse at Koledino near Moscow. Kyiv says the broader campaign has disabled seven of the company’s ten biggest logistics centers. Russian authorities reported hundreds of drones targeting the Moscow region in one of the largest recent attacks there.

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Trump vows to declare Strait of Hormuz US territoryWorld

President Donald Trump warns that the United States owns the Strait of Hormuz as a U.S.-Iran ceasefire deadline approaches. Fox News analysts discuss the rising tensions in the Middle East.

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Wildberries warehouse burns as Kyiv targets Russia’s wartime industryWorld

A Ukrainian drone strike ignited a Wildberries warehouse at an industrial park south of Moscow. Moscow’s mayor said nearly 600 drones headed toward the capital, while Russia claimed it had downed more than 800 and struck sites in Ukraine. With talks stalled, long-range attacks by both sides are increasing civilian casualties.

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Morocco moves to stop a second mass rush into Spanish exclaveWorld

Moroccan authorities say nearly 300 people were arrested while attempting to reach the Spanish exclave of Ceuta after online calls for another mass crossing. The attempt follows an unprecedented border crisis weeks earlier, when tens of thousands entered the territory and dozens died.

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Why are sandwiches more regulated than AI?Tech

Max Tegmark, an MIT physics professor and founder of the Future of Life Institute, warns that the greatest danger may be a machine capable of “outsmarting the whole species”. He says governments and technology companies are racing to replace human labour rather than solve human problems, directing more money and power to a small group of people.

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Migrants in Spain’s Ceuta appeal for asylumWorld

Hundreds of migrants who recently entered Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta protested on a popular urban beach, calling on Spanish authorities to grant them asylum rather than return them to Morocco.

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I ran the numbers: Every 2026 midterm scenario mappedPolitics

CNN Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten examined thousands of polls and calculated the odds of the most and least likely outcomes in the 2026 midterm elections, asking who will control Washington’s power of the purse after November.

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FBI touts ‘historic’ drop in violent crimePolitics

Fox News correspondent Alex Hogan reports that President Donald Trump is promoting FBI statistics indicating a decline in violent crime. The report also examines scrutiny of the USS Abraham Lincoln deployment and legal cases involving the SPLC and former NIAID director Dr. Anthony Fauci.

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How a fight over military service reveals a major split in Israeli societyPolitics

Israel’s longstanding exemption from military service for many ultra-Orthodox men has become one of the country’s most divisive political issues as it remains on a wartime footing. Reform supporters say the burden is unequal, while Haredi leaders warn conscription threatens their religious way of life. With elections due in October, the dispute now encompasses identity, religion and the state’s future.

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What Could Stop Israeli Settler Attacks on Palestinians? | Inside StoryWorld

Israeli settler attacks in the occupied West Bank are trapping Palestinian families inside their homes. The violence is intensifying as Israel’s far-right government battles ahead of elections in October. Inside Story examines why the attacks are increasing and what consequences they are bringing.

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From Croatia to Belgium: Europe struggles with unprecedented firesWorld

Europe is battling fierce wildfires from Croatia’s coastal town of Omiš, where one person died and dozens were injured, to Spain’s Huelva region, where a blaze burned for 10 days before stabilising. Belgium is facing its largest fire on record, while soldiers assist with fires there and in the UK. Hundreds of thousands have been displaced across France and elsewhere, prompting urgent questions about climate readiness.

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US–Iran Hormuz deal expires as sanctions and blockade tighten: AnalysisWorld

The US–Iran memorandum on the Strait of Hormuz is due to expire after a 60-day period intended to stop military action and enable talks, which have failed to produce an agreement. Washington is tightening sanctions and imposing a naval blockade, while Iran ties safe shipping to sanctions relief, unfrozen assets and broader regional demands.

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Australia’s gun buyback to begin in NovemberPolitics

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said New South Wales will launch a gun buyback in November as part of Australia’s response to a shooting spree at a Hanukkah festival in Sydney that killed 15 people.

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Bloomberg This Weekend: Meta on Trial, Race to Replace DeSantis and Pet LongevityPolitics

Bloomberg This Weekend examines Meta’s trial, the race to replace Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and pet longevity. Hosts Joe Mathieu, Carol Massar and Lisa Mateo broadcast live from New York with guests including Rep. Byron Donalds and other political, economic and policy figures.

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