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Inside Nepal’s mortuaries: The struggle to identify flood victimsWorld

Bodies of people swept away by floods in Nepal are being found far downstream, making it increasingly difficult for authorities to store and identify them. Mortuaries in Nuwakot and Dhading are running out of room, with some remains moved to nearby districts. One facility has received about 60 bodies and is struggling to establish their identities.

DDW News
Iran war reaches major milestone as US squeezes economyPolitics

Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., discusses the conflict with Iran and tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. He also analyzes President Donald Trump’s Venezuelan oil deal and other political issues.

FFox News
Nepal floods: rescue window closes as thousands remain missingWorld

Heavy overnight rain has pushed Nepal’s Trishuli River higher again, briefly stopping rescue work for thousands still missing after Wednesday’s devastating flash flood and mudslide. As conditions improved, survivors returned to recover belongings from ruined homes, while displaced villagers sheltered in community halls such as one in Bidur.

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Courtney & Sev’s ensuite revealed!Culture

The judges become concerned for the girls after realising how much they are spending on The Block 2026.

TThe Block
Lisa and Rosco’s Ensuite Revealed!Culture

The ‘Flintstone’ flooring in House 3’s ensuite leaves the judges puzzled on The Block 2026.

TThe Block
Chantel & Wyatt’s Ensuite REVEALED!Culture

The judges are impressed by the “light and bright” style of House 2’s ensuite on The Block 2026.

TThe Block
Analysis: Khamenei calls for Gulf unity amid US-Iran conflictWorld

The discussion says Khamenei’s message continues Iran’s longstanding demand that Gulf states stop hosting US military action against Iran. Guests argue Tehran regards US strikes launched from Gulf territory as grounds for self-defence, while Washington has lost credibility and influence with Gulf governments and must restructure its regional posture and reassure allies more forcefully.

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Adam and Jolene’s Ensuite Revealed!Culture

Although it is unfinished, the judges are impressed by the quiet luxury of House 1’s ensuite on The Block 2026.

TThe Block
Iceland votes against reopening EU membership talksPolitics

After overnight counting, Iceland rejected relaunching European Union membership talks, with the no camp winning 52.8 percent in a referendum that had appeared evenly matched. Prime Minister Kristrun Frostadottir, whose coalition backed the vote, called the result a “victory for democracy” and said it fulfilled a campaign promise to put the question to voters.

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Zelenskyy orders probe after deadly strike on ammunition siteWorld

A Russian strike on an ammunition storage site in Myla, west of Kyiv, caused huge explosions and fires that killed 38 people, making it the year’s deadliest attack by fatalities. Emergency teams were still battling the blaze and handling explosive devices as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ordered an investigation into the site’s storage practices.

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Ferry carrying around 270 people capsizes in Mediterranean SeaWorld

A ferry carrying roughly 270 people capsized off northern Cyprus on Sunday, leaving at least seven dead and several missing. Prime Minister Nikos Christodoulides said adverse weather caused the vessel to take on water about 15 minutes after departure. Helicopters and ships were sent to rescue passengers.

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Iceland rejects EU talksPolitics

Icelandic voters have rejected a proposal to restart talks on EU membership. The result raises questions about what drove the decision and what it means for Iceland’s future relationship with Europe.

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In Nepal’s Dhading, families sift mud for what remainsWorld

The Trishuli River remains high and fast-moving in Dhading, one of the areas hardest hit by Nepal’s floods. Thick mud swept through the community overnight, destroying a funeral home, a temple and many houses; some buildings were washed into the river, while others were left coated in mud. Residents describe disbelief and uncertainty.

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Rainy season adds to the misery for Sudan's displaced familiesWorld

Heavy rain has swept through a displacement camp in El Obeid, North Kordofan, where thousands of families who fled Sudan’s war live in rows of temporary tents. They are struggling to keep children and belongings dry, while the wet, crowded conditions increase the risk of disease spreading.

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'Dire by the minute': New flood warnings issued amid Nepal catastropheWorld

Flooding in Nepal has killed at least 800 people and left thousands missing, including 90 Americans. David Fisher, the IFRC’s head of delegation in Nepal, discussed ongoing search-and-rescue operations as new flood warnings were issued.

FFox News
Trump’s Venezuela oil deal is no quick fix or fair trade: AnalysisEconomy

Donald Trump says Venezuelan oil will soon replenish the US strategic reserve, calling it a Venezuelan “gift” and blaming Biden for draining it. But the reserve is below 300 million barrels, its lowest level since 1982, and the deal’s 55 percent US stake in heavy crude requires refineries, storage and pipelines that could take years to build. No oil is expected to reach the reserve before the midterms.

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Will the Venezuela oil deal help lower gas prices?Economy

President Donald Trump said on Friday that the United States and Venezuela had reached a “historic” oil agreement. He said the deal would give the U.S. majority control over Venezuela’s oil reserves.

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Can the Rohingya ever go home?World

Nine years after the Rohingya mass exodus from Myanmar, more than one million stateless people remain in overcrowded camps in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar. Falling humanitarian funding, rising numbers and worsening conditions are making the crisis harder to sustain. UNHCR representative Ivo Freisen says hope is fading as desperation grows, with about 95 percent relying entirely on aid.

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