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Hundreds protest in New Delhi over reported rape casesSociety

Hundreds of students have protested in New Delhi, calling for stronger safety measures after several rape cases were reported in the capital in recent weeks. India’s Supreme Court said the cases reflected a “failure of law enforcement” and urged the government to address accountability concerns.

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Ex-TV anchor crowned Uganda king after succession disputeWorld

Former television news anchor Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma was crowned king of Uganda’s Tooro Kingdom on Tuesday, becoming the 13th monarch of the Batooro people. The ritual-filled coronation ended a succession feud triggered by the death of King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, aged 34, with his mother claiming a previously undisclosed son was entitled to the throne.

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Goldman Sachs: European Stocks Resilient to Macro PressuresEconomy

Goldman Sachs chief global equity strategist Peter Oppenheimer says European stocks have held up well despite inflationary pressures and rising bond yields. He says the earnings outlook remains solid, but equities could become vulnerable if bonds suffer another sharp selloff, and he comments on French bond yields.

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BofA’s Blanch on the Global Impact of a US Diesel Export BanEconomy

Francisco Blanch, BofA Securities’ head of commodities and derivatives research, discusses how a potential US diesel export ban could affect domestic prices and global markets. He says the Trump administration would need to weigh three considerations before imposing one.

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Cuban ballet students keep dancing despite deepening economic crisisCulture

Cuba’s worsening energy and economic crisis has brought prolonged blackouts and shortages of food, water and fuel across much of the country, with some Havana neighbourhoods lacking running water for more than two weeks. Despite the hardship, students at the national ballet school continue training, while its director worries about the crisis’s long-term effect on young people.

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Qatari PM: Netanyahu is a war criminalWorld7:05

Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a war criminal and said Israel’s attacks and destruction in Gaza cannot be justified. Gulf political analyst Luciano Zaccara shared his analysis.

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EU-backed scheme helps lower-income rural Swedish households go electricEconomy5:01

A Swedish government scheme is offering lower-income rural drivers financial support to switch from petrol and diesel vehicles to electric cars. The programme is partly funded by the EU’s Social Climate Fund and is being carried out in partnership with the European Commission.

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Grand Voyager | Exploring Berlin beyond the landmarksCulture

Berlin’s history, creativity and energy extend from street art along the Berlin Wall to cycling through leafy streets. In this episode, Lilly Douse explores what gives Germany’s capital its vibrancy.

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What does Trump’s AI self-policing agreement mean?Tech5:00

President Trump and leading technology executives have signed an agreement on AI regulation that he describes as morally binding. As pressure grows over AI’s risks to humanity, Trump maintains that companies should police themselves, saying this is essential for the US to stay ahead of China.

TTRT World
Indonesia prison probe: Authorities demolish luxury villas at facility near JakartaSociety

Indonesian authorities have demolished luxury villas at a prison near Jakarta amid allegations that wealthy and well-connected inmates paid bribes for special treatment. The prison chief and four other senior officials have been suspended. The scandal has prompted an investigation and renewed calls to overhaul Indonesia’s prison system.

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At least five killed in Israeli drone strike on Gaza City vehicleWorld

Israeli air strikes and artillery fire have continued across Gaza despite a US-brokered ceasefire agreed in October 2025. At least five Palestinians were killed and 15 injured when a drone targeted a public transport vehicle in Tal al-Hawa, Gaza City. Several wounded people are in critical condition, and doctors warn the death toll could rise.

AAl Jazeera English
Pentagon announces completion of US troop withdrawal from IraqWorld

The Pentagon says the United States has withdrawn all remaining troops from bases in Iraq, concluding a decades-long mission. Most of the forces had been concentrated in the semi-autonomous Kurdish region, marking what was described as the beginning of a new era for Iraq.

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America exits Iraq. Here's what it means for Iran and ISISWorld

U.S. forces are scheduled to leave their last bases in Iraq by September 30, bringing more than two decades of war to an end. The move would represent a symbolic victory for Iran, while Michael Georgy warns that Islamic State could regain a foothold.

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Taiwan confronts a drug threat on the roadsSociety

Emerging drugs are making Taiwan’s roads increasingly dangerous, with drug-driving cases surging 200 times in just four years. Authorities are working to keep streets safe as the growing threat develops.

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Angel family confronts Democrat over sanctuary policiesPolitics

Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., responds to an angel family confronting a Democratic congressional nominee over sanctuary policies. On Fox & Friends, Lawler discusses the policies’ impact on public safety.

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Students in France set trash bins ablaze during school funding protestSociety

Tensions rose outside a barricaded high school as masked, hooded protesters threw objects at police and set trash bins on fire. The demonstrations are part of a growing student movement seeking more funding and resources for French schools.

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