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India approves its first dengue vaccineHealth

India has approved its first dengue vaccine after reporting more than one million cases over the past five years, though the true figure may be higher. The vaccine could be available as early as next year, but experts say equal access for poorer people will be crucial to its public-health impact.

VVOA Chinese
Palestinians living near Gaza’s ‘Yellow Line’ face constant dangerWorld

Palestinians in Gaza have seen their available space shrink as the “Yellow Line” expanded after the Oct. 10 ceasefire agreement. Yellow concrete blocks placed among destroyed homes now mark the line known across the Gaza Strip by that name.

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Bathla Crisis Exposes Australia’s Property Lending RisksEconomy

Insolvent Australian property developer Bathla Group has obtained enough stopgap funding to keep going for several weeks, but faces $2.5 billion in creditor claims. Construction on some projects stopped after 213 staff were told to cease work, leaving thousands of homebuyers in limbo.

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Can Insilico’s Drug Help Turn Back the Biological Clock?Science

Bloomberg’s “The China Show” examines whether an Insilico drug could help turn back the biological clock. The program also covers the yen reaching its strongest level since February and risks to Chinese oil buying as crude prices rise.

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Yen Rally Continues, Canada to Retaliate Against US Tariffs | The Asia TradeEconomy

Bloomberg TV’s The Asia Trade previews the Asian trading day from Tokyo and Sydney. The program highlights the yen surging above its post-intervention high, Canada preparing to retaliate against US tariffs, and Iran saying a Hormuz deal with Oman is only days away.

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Rick Leaves The Block! 😱Culture

During dinner with the contestants, Rick reveals that he is taking a break from the build and going home to recover.

TThe Block
Evergrande’s troubles signal bigger problems for China’s overall economyEconomy3:01

Logan Wright, a Rhodium Group partner responsible for China’s economy and financial markets, says Evergrande’s inability to repay loans provided by employees indicates that China’s broader economy faces deeper problems. He says the crisis emerged not first at banks, but at property developers.

VVOA Chinese
Brazil election sees Flavio Bolsonaro challenge Lula as supporters look to TrumpPolitics

Brazil is celebrating Independence Day amid a deeply polarised presidential race. President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is seeking re-election, while Flavio Bolsonaro is trying to return his father Jair Bolsonaro’s political movement to power. A new controversy involving Brazil’s Supreme Court is also overshadowing the campaign.

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Israel strike hits near reporter during live broadcast in LebanonWorld

A second strike hit near a reporter as he was broadcasting live around 8 p.m. near Husseiniyeh in central Nabatiyeh, according to information Al Manar TV provided to The Associated Press. Video shows the moment of the strike, which has circulated widely online. Al Manar is controlled by Hezbollah.

TThe Associated Press
US envoys Kushner and Witkoff seek momentum for Ukraine peace talksWorld

The United States is making a fresh push for peace in Ukraine, with Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff leading the effort. After meeting Vladimir Putin in Moscow, they traveled to Kyiv for their first official visit to Ukraine since Russia’s full-scale invasion. Moscow said it would consider renewed talks, while Zelenskyy called the visit an important symbolic step.

DDW News
ABC News Live Prime: September 7, 2026World

The program covers the investigation into the deadly Amazon cargo plane crash, $20 billion in Canadian tariffs on U.S. goods set to take effect at midnight, and humanoid robots powering China’s supply chain.

AABC News
Huge Changes on Site! New Foreman and Block All-Star ReturnsCulture

Major changes are announced at the morning pre-start meeting: Dan steps away to welcome his new baby boy, Fletcher, and Leoni takes over as site foreman. With Ricky still absent, Block All-Star and master builder Spence fills in for Tayla as surrogate father and builder, raising the question of whether this creates an unfair advantage or leaves Spence overwhelmed.

TThe Block
Yemen conflict no longer domestic as regional tensions rise, analyst saysWorld

Yemeni forces aligned with the government have launched counterattacks against Iran-backed Ansar Allah Houthis, with an army spokesperson saying they captured new positions. Hisham Al-Omeisy of the European Institute of Peace says the offensive effectively ends the 2022 truce and intensifies regional tensions.

AAl Jazeera English
‘We need to stop using the sky as an open sewer’: Former US Vice-President Al GoreScience

Former US Vice-President and climate advocate Al Gore said the world must stop using the sky as an “open sewer” or face catastrophic consequences from climate change. He warned of rising temperatures, melting ice and increasingly erratic weather, saying predictions he made 20 years ago in An Inconvenient Truth had proved “exactly accurate”.

CCNA
NBC Nightly News Full Episode – Sept. 7World

A cargo plane struck vehicles in Miami, killing five, while Hurricane Lowell headed toward Hawaii and travel prices reached Labor Day records. The broadcast also covered Russian and Ukrainian strikes, a daring rescue after flooding in Nepal, and the arrest of a man accused of lunging at an Ohio gubernatorial candidate.

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Investigators recover black boxes from Amazon cargo plane crash in MiamiSociety

Federal investigators are examining evidence from an Amazon cargo jet that crashed at Miami International Airport on Sunday, killing five people. NTSB chair Jennifer Homendy said the aircraft overran runway 30 during landing, hit navigation equipment and then struck a white 2012 Ford Econoline van carrying seven people. She called the scene “utter devastation.”

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Anak Krakatau currently too small to trigger a 2018-like tsunami: expertWorld

Jakarta’s main airport and four other travel hubs reopened on Tuesday, after ash from Mount Anak Krakatau disrupted nearly 3,000 flights and affected hundreds of thousands of travellers. Indonesian authorities said the risk of further eruptions remains high, while an NTU expert said the volcano is currently too small to cause a tsunami through a collapse like the one in 2018.

CCNA
Why MAGA supports Germany’s far-right risePolitics

The far-right Alternative for Germany has won praise from the United States after strong results in recent regional elections. Elon Musk congratulated the party’s performance in Saxony-Anhalt with “Gut gemacht!”, while state leader Ulrich Siegmund thanked him and hinted at future economic cooperation. Donald Trump also posted German election projections.

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