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WorldChina pushes back after US bans DeepSeek from federal civilian systems
Washington cited potential risks to sensitive data and Chinese government access, while Beijing accused the US of politicising technology and trade issues.
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WorldWhen Gen Z protesters push back against government policies: European edition | Explained
Fires, smoke and masked protesters mark Europe’s youth-led unrest as students challenge austerity, rising living costs and government policies.
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WorldHouthi missile strike kills 60 in Yemen as Saudi Arabia raises security alert
The deadly attack on a military training camp in Shabwa comes amid renewed fighting and missile threats in Saudi Arabia.
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WorldSouth Korea to withdraw more embassy staff from Ukraine amid dispute over North Korean POWs
Seoul said Kyiv had failed to respond sufficiently after President Volodymyr Zelenskiy disclosed at the UN that Ukraine transferred two captured North Korean soldiers to South Korea.
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WorldIndia's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh calls for collective dismantling of terrorism ecosystem at SCO meeting
Addressing the SCO Council of Heads of Government in Dushanbe, the defence minister also backed a 2026–2030 action plan to boost trade and economic cooperation.
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WorldAustralian lawmaker Helen Haines in critical but stable condition after being hit by car
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praised a local barber who helped restrain the 43-year-old driver, now in police custody, after Monday’s incident in Victoria.
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WorldAlberta voters reject move toward independence, deliver win for Canadian unity
More than one million ballots were counted, with 76% opposing the proposal to begin a legal process that could lead to a future separation vote.
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WorldVance avoids backing Netanyahu as Israel election debate grows
The US vice president says he is focused on the midterm elections, following Donald Trump’s endorsement of the Israeli prime minister.
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WorldIran, Russia call for diplomatic solutions to regional issues: Iranian FM
Foreign ministers Abbas Araghchi and Sergei Lavrov also discussed expanding bilateral trade, energy cooperation and the return of Russian specialists to Iran's Bushehr nuclear project.
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WorldIndian Embassy in Rome issues safety advisory amid protests across Italy
The advisory follows demonstrations over rising living costs, with clashes, looting and arson reported in Milan and security measures introduced in other Italian cities.
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WorldRussia says it downed 405 Ukrainian drones as both sides report strikes on military targets
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russian attacks killed one person, injured eight and left at least 550,000 households without electricity.
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WorldColombia mine collapse kills 14 as rescue operations end
The landslide struck an informal artisanal gold mine in Nariño province, prompting calls for stronger regulation and safer working conditions.
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WorldMeta faces Brazil protest over claims of unequal election treatment
Lula’s coalition alleges Instagram restrictions, while a local report says Meta recommended Bolsonaro’s profile and WhatsApp channel to users.
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WorldJapan sends MMX spacecraft to Mars moons for 2031 sample return
The mission will deploy a French-German rover on Phobos, collect at least 10 grams of material and investigate how the two moons formed.
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WorldUN cuts food aid to 7 lakh Palestinians in Gaza, West Bank amid $450 million funding gap
The World Food Programme has reduced assistance to 11 lakhs people in Gaza and 2 lakh in the West Bank, warning that 14 lakhs Palestinians in Gaza face acute food insecurity.
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WorldTrump backs possible Putin-Xi summit, says Zelenskyy need not attend
The US president says he would prioritise nuclear disarmament at a meeting with Russia and China, while criticising Ukraine’s handling of the war.
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WorldUS, Cuba clash at UN as Trump administration seeks support against embargo resolution
US Ambassador Mike Waltz urges countries to oppose or abstain from the annual vote condemning Washington’s decades-old embargo, while Havana accuses the US of collective punishment.
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WorldLibya recalls Gaddafi's fall as 15 years pass since his death
The former ruler was captured and killed in Sirte on October 20, 2011 after a revolt ended his four-decade rule and NATO-backed intervention followed a UN resolution.
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WorldTrump blames immigration for France unrest, urges mass deportations
Bordeaux introduces a night curfew for unaccompanied minors after weekend riots, as the US president warns of Europe's future without tighter borders.
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WorldIran warns of ‘crushing’ response to renewed attacks, threatens global energy crisis
IRGC spokesman Hossein Mohebbi warns the US of severe consequences if hostilities resume, saying the region will not be safe if Iran comes under attack.