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Russia warns UK it will pay for supplying drones to UkraineWorld7:32

Russia has warned the UK of “consequences” after British-made drones were confirmed to have been used in recent attacks on military and industrial targets inside Russia. Its embassy accused Britain of deliberately escalating the Ukraine crisis and said the deeper its involvement, the higher the price, without specifying the threat.

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Tropical Storm Lala leaves more than 100,000 without power in HawaiiWorld

Tropical Storm Lala knocked out power to more than 100,000 people in Hawaii after bringing down trees from downtown Honolulu to the Big Island. Intense flash flooding and strong winds cut off remote communities, and a 90-year-old woman was found dead Monday.

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How Vitol Won Exclusive Fuel Deals to Dominate AfricaEconomy

Exclusive fuel-supply agreements with at least five countries have placed Vitol Group, the world’s largest commodity trader, in an unusually powerful position as the dominant supplier across southern and East Africa, a region heavily reliant on imported fuel for transport and machinery.

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LIVE: Lindsay Clancy murder trial continuesSociety

Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three young children in January 2023, appears in court. Her defense team has argued that she was suffering from postpartum mental health issues.

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Trump threatens longtime U.S. ally Oman amid Strait of Hormuz stalemateWorld3:39

President Trump threatened to strike longtime U.S. ally Oman as negotiations over control of the Strait of Hormuz remain stalled. He also suggested claiming the waterway as U.S. territory, while the excerpt says it is currently controlled by Iran.

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Ukraine drone attacks deepen into Russia as Moscow region targetedWorld1:15

Ukraine has intensified long-range drone attacks deeper inside Russia, with nearly 80 reportedly aimed at facilities in the Moscow region overnight. Russian military officials say more than 20 were downed and three people, including a 10-year-old girl, were injured.

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How US military funding propelled China’s robot dogsTech

Experts believe Unitree Robotics in China based designs for its most successful robot dogs on innovations funded by the US military. The case highlights broader concerns about US competitiveness with China in high-tech strategic industries.

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LIVE: Lindsay Clancy murder trial continuesSociety

Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three young children in January 2023, appears in court. Her defense team has argued that she was suffering from postpartum mental health issues.

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Market Talk: Bond market worries will 'not go away'Economy

With borrowing costs in the United States, Japan and Germany at their highest levels in decades, Aoifinn Devitt of Moneta explains the common factor behind the worldwide bond sell-off.

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Looking back at China’s 1990s reforms and the legacy of the ‘Jiang-Zhu era’Politics

Former Chinese premier Zhu Rongji died in Beijing on Aug. 12, 2026, aged 98, just days before Jiang Zemin’s 100th birthday. As China holds high-profile commemorations for Jiang, attention has returned to the 1990s reforms, the “Jiang-Zhu era” and its political legacy, including whether their deaths mark the end of China’s reform period.

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What’s Next for US-Iran in Hormuz After MOU Expiry?World1:58

President Donald Trump says he will not seek to revive the expired ceasefire deal with Iran, which gave both sides 60 days to negotiate a lasting peace agreement. Bloomberg Intelligence’s retired Col. Wayne Sanders considers what may follow as the memorandum expires while the Middle East conflict and control of the Strait of Hormuz remain unresolved.

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Bond Selloff Weakens Risk Appetite as Trump Takes Hard Line on IranEconomy42:53

US equity futures decline while long-dated bond yields climb, with borrowing costs rising worldwide amid concerns about inflation, government spending and an AI-driven bond binge. President Trump says he is not interested in extending the truce agreement with Iran. Katrina Dudley of Franklin Templeton discusses the global bond selloff.

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Palestinian American confronts Israeli settler at West Bank homeWorld1:07

Palestinian American Loui Ridi raised a giant U.S. flag over his West Bank home in the hope of deterring militant settlers besieging the property. The gesture did not stop one settler from entering his land, leading to a tense confrontation.

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Ossoff ignites personal feud over Trump aide as Haberman and NewsNight reactPolitics

Democratic lawmaker and potential 2028 contender Jon Ossoff has sparked a personal feud by taking aim at Donald Trump’s close aide Natalie Harp. The Georgia senator, facing reelection in November, mentioned Harp during Sunday remarks in Atlanta while broadly questioning whether Trump truly wants to serve as commander-in-chief. The dispute could reverberate in a critical battleground midterm race.

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Why international students still choose GermanySociety

Higher living costs, a weaker labor market and language barriers are shaping the experience of international students in Germany. Students discuss the opportunities and challenges they encounter there.

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‘There needs to be some reckoning’: thousands attend Jason Arday vigil in LondonSociety

Thousands gathered in London’s Trafalgar Square to remember the late University of Cambridge professor Jason Arday. Stand Up to Racism, which organised the vigil, estimated that 30,000 people heard tributes from academics, MPs, friends and campaigners and observed a minute’s silence.

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Israel’s war on Gaza: Children continue to pay the heaviest priceWorld

US envoy Jared Kushner says Hamas disarmament could begin within a month after he met Benjamin Netanyahu to revive a stalled Gaza plan. Israeli strikes continue, while children suffer lasting physical and psychological harm. Ten-year-old Ahmad Naim, one of two survivors from a family of 50, was rescued after 12 days beneath rubble and now stutters despite recovering physically.

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Tech firms seek direct power for data infrastructureTech

The race to lead artificial intelligence may be constrained by more than chip supplies. Microsoft reportedly has millions of AI chips that it cannot fully deploy because sufficient electricity and supporting infrastructure are unavailable.

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Qatar awaits Iran-Oman Hormuz deal before resuming broader US-Iran talksWorld9:07

Qatar Foreign Ministry spokesman Majed al-Ansari says mediators will resume efforts to end the US-Israel war on Iran and restart US-Iran dialogue after Iran and Oman announce a bilateral agreement on transit through the Strait of Hormuz.

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Singapore seniors turn to parkour to boost balance and strengthSociety2:50

Parkour may evoke images of teenagers leaping across city structures, but coach Tan Shie Boon has used its techniques since 2017 to build strength and agility among Singaporean seniors. Online videos of Movement Singapore classes show people in their 60s and 70s climbing structures, vaulting railings, rolling down slopes and jumping from platforms.

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