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Top Russian general Vladimir Alekseyev shot several times at Moscow apartment building

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Top Russian general Vladimir Alekseyev shot several times at Moscow apartment building

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A Russian Lieutenant General Vladimir Alekseyev was shot near his Moscow home, with authorities confirming a serious condition after the attack outside a Volokolamsk Highway building.
The attack targets a high-ranking GRU official, signaling ongoing risk to Russia's military leadership amid the Ukraine war.
Putin reportedly holds Alekseyev in high regard, with the general rising to prominence during events like Yevgeny Prigozhin's 2023 mutiny.

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US forces kill two suspected narco-terrorists in Eastern Pacific lethal strike operation

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US forces kill two suspected narco-terrorists in Eastern Pacific lethal strike operation

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Officials said intelligence showed the vessel was transiting known narco-trafficking routes in the eastern Pacific, reinforcing the strike's targeted nature.
Since September, US forces have carried out at least 36 attacks on boats tied to drugs in the Caribbean and eastern Pacific, signaling a broad counter-narcotics campaign.
The operation is part of a broader regional effort against drug trafficking, with leaders expressing mixed views on the strikes and their wider implications.

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British tourists 'left feeling totally out of it' after getting Cape Verde bug

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British tourists 'left feeling totally out of it' after getting Cape Verde bug

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The UKHSA linked shigella and salmonella cases to Cape Verde travel, prompting a travel warning for UK holidaymakers.
Most affected travellers had visited Santa Maria or Boa Vista on Sal Island, signaling regional risk.
Whole-genome sequencing shows Cape Verde travel ties to multiple shigella and salmonella outbreaks since October.

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Contributor: Why the global retreat from climate alarmism is a good thing

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Contributor: Why the global retreat from climate alarmism is a good thing

Latimes.com

The piece claims there is a global retreat from climate alarmism, with policy focus shifting toward affordability and energy reliability.
European and Canadian leaders reportedly moved away from strong climate optics, focusing on energy policy instead.
The article cites Canada’s shift to an 'energy superpower' stance as evidence of policy realignment.
The piece notes that news media mentions of climate change fell to historic lows in 2025.
Germany’s energy transition is labeled as the most expensive and partly driven by nuclear phase-out policies.
The author argues adaptation and innovation have reduced the cost and impact of climate-related disasters.
China’s fossil-fuel dominance is used to challenge claims of a rapid green transition.
The article suggests wealthy nations have not fulfilled climate finance promises, redirecting funds elsewhere.
The piece links post-2020 policies to rising energy costs and political backlash.
The article argues the climate change debate has shifted from alarm to pragmatic policy.

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U.S. announces $6 million in aid for Cuba as its leader accuses U.S. of 'energy blockade'

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U.S. announces $6 million in aid for Cuba as its leader accuses U.S. of 'energy blockade'

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U.S. adds $6 million in Cuba aid, focusing on hurricane relief for the island's eastern region amid ongoing tensions and an energy blockade claim by Havana.
Cuban President Díaz-Canel labels U.S. moves an 'energy blockade' that jeopardizes food production and essential services.
U.S. officials attribute Cubas humanitarian strain to internal mismanagement, not solely Venezuelan oil, accusing leadership of resource hoarding.
Dedaz-Canel describes a 'psychological war' and signals openness to dialogue on sovereignty under certain conditions.
The $6 million package targets Cubas eastern region hit by Hurricane Melissa, with supplies via Catholic agencies on the ground.
A prior $3 million in disaster relief to Melissa victims is acknowledged as part of the broader aid effort.
Dedaz-Canel pledges a forthcoming plan within a week detailing how Cuba will address energy shortages and basic needs.
Dedaz-Canel asserts Cubans do not hate the American people and that Cuba is not a threat to the United States.
AP reference: aid and tensions are set against broader U.S.-Cuba sanctions and energy policy disputes.
State Department official Lewin stresses aid must reach Cubans without regime divertion or politicization.

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A bombing at a Shiite mosque on Islamabad's outskirts kills at least 31 and wounds scores

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A bombing at a Shiite mosque on Islamabad's outskirts kills at least 31 and wounds scores

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A suicide bombing at a Shiite mosque in Islamabad during Friday prayers killed 31 people and injured 169, officials said.
Police are investigating whether the attack was carried out by a suicide bomber, with no group claiming responsibility yet.
The Khadija al-Kubra mosque in Islamabad was the site of the blast, and casualties were reported in the mosque and its surroundings.
Officials warned the death toll could rise as some injured were in critical condition.
Pakistan's president and prime minister condemned the attack and called for full investigations and medical aid for the wounded.
Islamabad's deputy commissioner confirmed rising casualty figures as the attack was investigated.
Security forces and rescuers were seen aiding victims and transporting them to hospitals.
Militant groups such as the Pakistani Taliban or Islamic State have previous history of attacks on Shiite worshippers.
The attack occurred as Pakistan faces a broader wave of militancy in recent months.
The incident drew commentary from political leaders and international observers about security and media coverage.

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Morocco evacuates 140,000 people as torrential rains and dam releases trigger floods

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Morocco evacuates 140,000 people as torrential rains and dam releases trigger floods

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The Interior Ministry says more than 100,000 people have been evacuated from northwestern Morocco due to heavy rainfall and water releases from overfilled dams.
The army was deployed to evacuate residents in the hardest-hit towns and to establish temporary shelters for those displaced.
Rising water levels in the Sebou River have also forced partial road closures, flooded neighborhoods and halted train service.

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Thirty deaths in small boat crossing avoidable, inquiry finds

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Thirty deaths in small boat crossing avoidable, inquiry finds

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The Cranston inquiry concludes the 2021 Channel disaster was avoidable, citing systemic failures across agencies and staffing shortages.
Coastguard Dover faced an intolerable position due to chronic staff shortages and limited capacity, hindering rescue efforts.
A surveillance aircraft that could guide operations was not launched because of bad weather, underscoring planning gaps in the response.

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Canada and France open Greenland consulates in show of Denmark support

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Canada and France open Greenland consulates in show of Denmark support

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Canada and France opened consulates in Nuuk, signaling support for Denmark amid Arctic tensions.
Anand will inaugurate the Nuuk consulate as part of Arctic cooperation on climate and Inuit rights.
France named Jean-Noël Poirier consul general, making it the first EU country with a Greenland outpost.
The moves follow Canada’s 2024 pledge to open a Greenland consulate and delays due to bad weather.
U.S. pressure over Greenland prompted ongoing talks on Arctic security with Denmark and Greenland.
Trump’s tariff threats over Greenland were dropped after a framework was reportedly agreed.
The Guardian reports the consulates aim to strengthen stability, security, and cooperation across the Arctic region.
France’s move followed Macron’s June visit to Greenland-related discussions.
The Associated Press notes Greenland sovereignty remains a central issue in the U.S. push.
Canada and Denmark describe Arctic cooperation as essential for regional stability.

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'They want me to be silent!' - Pep Guardiola fires back at critics of passionate speech about war and politics as Man City boss vows to keep talking about injustice | Goal.com UK

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'They want me to be silent!' - Pep Guardiola fires back at critics of passionate speech about war and politics as Man City boss vows to keep talking about injustice | Goal.com UK

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Guardiola says he will keep speaking out on global injustices, despite criticism.
Guardiola condemns all conflicts and says he cannot ignore global violence.
Supporters and Jewish groups debated whether Guardiola should focus on football.
Guardiola asserts his message is about many conflicts globally, not one country more important.
Guardiola emphasizes that silence is not an option for him, calling it the opposite of reality.
Daily Mail Live coverage echoes Arteta and Howe context within broader Premier League updates.
Guardiola linked his remarks to humanitarian concerns raised at a Barcelona concert.
The piece notes mixed reactions from media, fans, and Jewish leaders to Guardiola’s stance.
Goal magazine and Daily Mail are among sources included in coverage of Guardiola's remarks.

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