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China’s Xi makes first visit to Egypt in a decade, amid regional turmoil
Chinese President Xi Jinping conducted his first state visit to Egypt in ten years, marking the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
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UK and Belgium Record Hottest Summer Ever in 2026
The summer of 2026 was the hottest ever recorded in the United Kingdom and Belgium, according to their meteorological agencies. The UK’s average temperature reached 16.5°C, while Belgium recorded 20.3°C.…
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France’s 2026 Wildfires Set Carbon Record
France’s wildfires this year have released over 1.5 million tonnes of carbon, according to Copernicus. That is nearly four times the annual average since 2003. It is the highest ever…
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Relative of Afghans who aided US military deported to Africa
The United States government has deported dozens of individuals to the Central African Republic. Including a young Afghan national whose immediate family actively collaborated with the American military.
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Huawei, with an eye on self-reliance, ploughs 25% of revenue into R&D at expense of profits
R&D Spending Takes Priority Huawei directed more than one-quarter of its first-half revenue toward research and development. The company prioritised long-term technological independence despite the immediate effect on earnings. R&D…
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Turkiye, Somalia forces free cargo vessel hijacked by pirates
Turkish and Somali security forces successfully retook a commercial cargo ship that had been hijacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia’s semi-autonomous Puntland state.
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How China’s top 2 container ports became the world’s busiest – and beat Singapore
China Takes the Top Two Positions China’s Yangtze River Delta became home to the world’s two busiest container ports during the first half of 2026. Ningbo-Zhoushan overtook Singapore and moved…
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Investigating a Murder: Public Records Uncover New Clues in Chinatown Cold Case
An open-source investigation involving extensive public records requests submitted over a year has uncovered long-hidden details. This on surrounding a cold-case murder that took place nearly three decades ago in…
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Colombia ends peace talks with three illegal armed groups citing lack of intent
Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella officially announced the end of dialogue with three illegal armed organizations. The decision affects negotiations with two FARC dissident groups and the paramilitaries known…
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Israel and Greece sign landmark $3.5 billion defense deal for Achilles Shield
Defense officials from Israel and Greece signed a major defense agreement on Monday. The export contract is valued at approximately 3 billion euros, which equals 3.5 billion dollars. Under the…
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Hague arbitration panel orders India to respect water treaty with Pakistan
ISLAMABAD — A Hague international arbitration panel ruled on Monday that India must respect a decades-old water treaty with Pakistan. Following a formal request by Islamabad, the tribunal prohibited India…
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UAE intercepts Iranian drone over territorial waters following US strikes in Strait of Hormuz
Military authorities in the United Arab Emirates reported Monday that defense forces successfully neutralized an Iranian drone detected over territorial waters. According to official statements from the Ministry of Defense,…
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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey Formalize Mecca Defence Alliance
High-ranking officials from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey met in Istanbul on Monday. They gathered to formalize their joint security framework under the Mecca Defence Alliance. Following diplomatic negotiations, Turkish…
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España pide a la UE el apoyo de Frontex para “agilizar” la clasificación de migrantes en Ceuta
España ha pedido apoyo a la Unión Europea (UE) para atender la situación migratoria en Ceuta. El ministro del Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, solicitó ayuda a Frontex, Europol y la Agencia…
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Cómo la respuesta de Canadá a los nuevos aranceles de EE.UU. pone a prueba los límites del poder de Trump
La relación entre Estados Unidos y Canadá atraviesa un momento de tensión debido a los nuevos aranceles y al fracaso de las negociaciones comerciales. El conflicto aumentó después de que…
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En qué consiste el “mayor acuerdo petrolero de la historia” anunciado por EE.UU. y Venezuela, y por qué es tan polémico
El presidente de Estados Unidos, Donald Trump, anunció un nuevo acuerdo petrolero con Venezuela que ha generado una fuerte polémica. El acuerdo se produce después de meses de tensión entre…
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Hundreds feared stuck in hydropower tunnels as flood deaths surpass 950 in Nepal and China
A Race to Reach Trapped Workers Rescuers in Nepal were racing to reach hundreds of hydropower workers believed to be trapped inside tunnels filled with mud. The catastrophic floods along…
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Russia Is Bombarding Europe With a New Wave of ‘Gray Zone’ Attacks
A Wider Campaign Below Open War Russia has intensified a campaign of gray zone actions against European supporters of Ukraine. These activities remain below the level of conventional war but…
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Putin Turns Again to China’s Xi as Russia’s Clout Crumbles
Diverging Wartime Fortunes Vladimir Putin is meeting Xi Jinping at a moment when the balance between Russia and China has shifted sharply. Russia endured damaging Ukrainian strikes against its oil,…
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Canadian Small Businesses to Bear Brunt of New U.S. Tariffs
A Heavy Burden on Smaller Exporters New U.S. tariffs of 50% apply to about $20 billion in Canadian goods, equal to roughly 5% of Canada’s exports south. The national economy…
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This Right-Wing Stronghold in Brazil Is Getting Pummeled by Trump’s Tariffs
Tariffs Strike an Industrial Center Piracicaba, a conservative Brazilian city of 440,000 people, depends heavily on machinery exports to the United States. President Donald Trump exempted major commodities, including coffee…
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Catastrophic Floods in Nepal and Tibet Leave Hundreds Missing
A glacial collapse triggers a humanitarian emergency Catastrophic flooding has devastated areas of Nepal and China’s Tibet region after a massive glacial collapse triggered powerful torrents across the Himalayas. The…
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Casio Targets India’s Growing Watch Market With Affordable Models
India becomes a strategic market for Casio Casio is expanding its presence in India as the Japanese company seeks to capitalize on the country’s growing demand for affordable watches. The…
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Estancamiento del Proyecto Rusia-China Power of Siberia 2
En la reunión del lunes entre los líderes de China y Rusia no se mostraron señales de avance en el proyecto del nuevo gasoducto Power of Siberia 2, una prioridad…
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Algeria Wildfires Kill Hundreds
Unprecedented wildfires swept through eastern Algeria between August 26 and 30. The interior ministry reported 12 deaths on Wednesday but has not released updated figures. Independent counts suggest over 200…
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Drought Weakens Swiss Economy as Rhine Hits Record Lows
The Rhine River is at its lowest level in history. Cargo traffic near Basel has nearly stopped. The river is Switzerland’s only direct link to the sea. It flows to…
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Gas Bills Jump in Europe as Middle East Tensions Drive Price Surge
Gas prices go up 5.6 percent on September 1. The reason: ongoing Middle East conflict. For 6 million households, the bill rises from €162.89 to €172.05 per megawatt-hour. Since April,…
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Trump Targets US National Parks in Multiple Moves
The US government is considering giving away a small part of Yosemite National Park to a private developer. The plan has sparked outrage. It is not the only attack on…
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El Niño Threatens to Push Up Food Prices in Europe
The return of El Niño in 2026 threatens global agricultural production and could drive up food prices. Inflation, expected to ease with hopes of opening the Strait of Hormuz, has…
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Dutch Court Hands Life Sentence to Rwandan Man for Genocide Role
A Dutch court has sentenced a Rwandan man to life in prison for his role in the murder of thousands during the 1994 genocide. The Hague district court found Eugene…