WHO Calls for United Action on Medicine Access
Regional Director Urges Countries to Back Pooled Procurement Plan
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Israeli Airstrike Kills Family of Six in Gaza
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An Israeli airstrike struck a residential home in Gaza City, killing a family of six, including two parents and their four children, according to Palestinian medical officials. The Israeli military said the strike targeted...
Microsoft strikes 'multi-billion dollar' deal for Mistral's AI computing power
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Paris: Microsoft and French artificial intelligence developer Mistral announced a multi-billion dollar deal on Tuesday, granting the U.S. tech giant access to Mistral's European computing infrastructure.
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Hungary raids Orban's Fidesz party servers in graft probe
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Budapest: Hungarian prosecutors raided the data servers of former Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s Fidesz party on Tuesday as part of an expanding criminal corruption investigation.
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Suspect in German mass shooting kills himself in jail: state ministry
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BERLIN: German emergency services cordoned off a residential street on Tuesday following a major police shooting incident in northern Germany.
Multiple law enforcement officers and rescue teams responded to the active scene, securing the area with m...
flydubai Launches Daily Flights to Aleppo
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Flydubai has officially launched its daily non-stop service to Aleppo International Airport, making Aleppo the airline's second destination in Syria alongside Damascus.
The inaugural flight departed from Dubai International Airport on 20 July and was welcome...
Nine Dead, 15 Trapped After India Tunnel Collapse
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New Delhi: At least nine workers have died, and around 15 remain trapped after a tunnel collapsed at an under-construction hydroelectric project in northeastern India. The disaster occurred on Monday in the ...
FIFA Investigates Argentina After World Cup Final Clashes
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Zurich: FIFA has launched an investigation into Argentina's conduct following the team's heated clashes with Spain after the World Cup final, with players, coaching ...
Diplomatic efforts seek to avert Trump split with UN refugee agency
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Washington: Diplomatic efforts are underway to avoid a major split between US President Donald Trump's administration and the UN refugee agency, officials say, amid concerns about Washington's future role in international refugee aid.
The initiative...
Global hunger falls across continents as UN warns of climate, trade threats
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Rome: Global hunger fell for the third year in a row in 2025, with gains seen across all continents, but the United Nations cautioned that climate shocks, conflicts, and delays in global trade could jeopardise further progress.
According to the Unit...
Iranian Attacks Damage Kuwait Power and Desalination Plants
Kuwait's Ministry of Electricity, Water and Renewable Energy announced that several power stations and water desalination plants came under attack for the fourth consecutive day, which the government attributed to ongoing Iranian aggression against the country.
The attacks sparked fires a...
France FM says Iceland has ‘Nothing To Lose’ In EU Talks
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Iceland has ‘nothing to lose’ by negotiating with the European Union over potential membership, French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot stated during a visit to Reykjavik. His comments come as the island nation prepare...
UK man charged with murder of right-wing ex-MP Ann Widdecombe
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London: A man aged 28 has been charged with the murder of Ann Widdecombe, former British MP and right-wing political figure who was found dead at her Devon home on July 9th.
Joshua Kerry, from Rotherham, was arrested in South Yorkshire and charged w...
Jordan says it shot down three Iranian missiles targeting kingdom
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Amman: Jordan's military announced Monday that its air defence systems captured and destroyed three Iranian missiles aimed at the kingdom.
According to the military, the missiles were intercepted and neutralised before they reached their intended ob...
‘Sit down!’ Dog causes chaos during Australian politician’s live TV interview
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Sydney: Australian politician Barnaby Joyce's live television interview took an unexpected turn when he suddenly shouted, ‘Sit down!’ at his dog while being questioned on a number of controversial political matters.
Joyce, former deputy ...
Louvre Reopens Famous Gallery Months After Major Heist
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Paris: The Louvre Museum’s famed Apollo Gallery will reopen to the public on Wednesday, nine months after a daring burglary stripped the hall of French crown jewels worth €88 million.
Museum officials confirmed t...
US Judge Freezes $110B Paramount-Warner Bros Merger
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California: A federal judge in California has temporarily halted Paramount Skydance’s proposed $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.
The order prohibits both media companies from closing the blockbuster transaction for ...
John Healey Named UK Chancellor, Wes Streeting Becomes Defence Secretary in Burnham Cabinet
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London: British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has appointed John Healey as Chancellor and Wes Streeting as Defence Secretary as part of his first cabinet reshuffle, wh...
27 Killed, 83 Missing After Guyana Ferry Capsizes
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Georgetown: At least 27 people have been confirmed dead after a ferry capsized off the coast of Guyana, with search teams continuing efforts to locate dozens of miss...
Argentina faces ‘World Cup villain’ label as pride-arrogance debate intensifies
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Buenos Aires: Argentina's 2026 World Cup campaign may have ended with a loss to Spain in the final, but the dispute over the team's image shows no signs of settling down. The South American team is increasingly portrayed as the tournament's ‘villain,&...
Canada Faces One Of Its ‘Most Intense’ Wildfires
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Montreal: Canada is confronting one of the most intense wildfire seasons in its history, Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed. Barely halfway through summer, nearly 1,000 active fires have burned three million hectares of forest, an area as large as Belgium...