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Eight killed in dawn Israeli attacks on Gaza City
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Eight killed in dawn Israeli attacks on Gaza City

At least eight people were killed early Thursday in Israeli attacks on Gaza City, the Hamas-controlled Civil Defense in Gaza told AFP.
FIFA bans reusable water bottles at World Cup stadiums
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FIFA bans reusable water bottles at World Cup stadiums

FIFA has banned bringing reusable water bottles into World Cup stadiums, reports The Athletic.
Hezbollah rejects announced ceasefire in Lebanon
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Hezbollah rejects announced ceasefire in Lebanon

Israel and Lebanon say they have agreed to a continued ceasefire. But Israel is simultaneously signaling that its military invasion will continue - while the Shiite militia Hezbollah is demanding a ceasefire throughout Lebanon
After Trump's threat, EU to reduce US dependence on cloud services
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After Trump's threat, EU to reduce US dependence on cloud services

Europe wants to be independent - but doesn't dare to really break up with the US. President Donald Trump's every move is forcing new demands for independence in cloud services and chip purchases
Congo-Kinshasa's World Cup preparations halted over Ebola fears
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Congo-Kinshasa's World Cup preparations halted over Ebola fears

Congo-Kinshasa's planned World Cup qualifier against Chile has been cancelled by the mayor of the Spanish host city, who cited fears of Ebola.
UN: Maintain peacekeeping forces in Lebanon after UNIFIL expires at end of the year
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UN: Maintain peacekeeping forces in Lebanon after UNIFIL expires at end of the year

It is crucial that the UN maintain its peacekeeping forces in Lebanon even after its current mission, UNIFIL, expires at the end of the year, Secretary-General António Guterres said on Monday.
Trump demands Iran deal must meet all his conditions
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Trump demands Iran deal must meet all his conditions

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Protest against Israel match as tennis balls thrown onto pitch during Ireland friendly
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Protest against Israel match as tennis balls thrown onto pitch during Ireland friendly

Ireland is set to face Israel in the Nations League this fall, but the match is being met with protests.
Zelensky offers Romania help after drone attack
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Zelensky offers Romania help after drone attack

A Russian war drone crossed the border so quickly that Romanian forces did not have time to shoot it down. Two civilians were injured when it crashed into an apartment complex in the city of Galati
Report: UN blacklists Russia for sexual violence in conflict zones
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Report: UN blacklists Russia for sexual violence in conflict zones

Russia has been blacklisted by the United Nations as a suspected perpetrator of sexual violence in conflict zones, according to a new report seen by AFP.
Rival guerrillas fight in Colombia's Amazon region, about 50 killed
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Rival guerrillas fight in Colombia's Amazon region, about 50 killed

Around 50 people were killed when two guerrilla groups clashed in Colombia's Amazon region. Both groups broke away from the FARC after it signed a ceasefire agreement with the government in Bogotá
Israel pushes further into southern Lebanon, expanding ground operations
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Israel pushes further into southern Lebanon, expanding ground operations

Israel is expanding its ground operations in southern Lebanon and taking up "strategic positions," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said.
Russia used hypersonic Oreshnik missile in new attack
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Russia used hypersonic Oreshnik missile in new attack

Russia has carried out extensive drone and missile attacks on several locations in Ukraine, including the capital Kyiv, during the evening and overnight. Four people have been killed
Court rules Boeing does not have to compensate airlines
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Court rules Boeing does not have to compensate airlines

A US jury has ruled that aviation giant Boeing is not liable for a customer's lost revenue when its 737 MAX aircraft were grounded.
At least six dead in shooting in southern Turkey near Mersin
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At least six dead in shooting in southern Turkey near Mersin

At least six people were killed and eight others were injured when a gunman opened fire at several locations in a town in southern Turkey on Monday.
Shakira acquitted of tax fraud, gets more than €55 million
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Shakira acquitted of tax fraud, gets more than €55 million

The Spanish state must repay more than €55 million to pop star Shakira.
Dick Advocaat returns to Curaçao to lead national team this summer
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Dick Advocaat returns to Curaçao to lead national team this summer

Dick Advocaat is back in Curaçao. The Dutchman, who led the country to a historic first World Cup, will also lead the team this summer
EU and Sweden receive criticism for meeting with Taliban
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EU and Sweden receive criticism for meeting with Taliban

Deportations to Afghanistan risk costing lives, warns the refugee organization IRC ahead of the upcoming "technical talks" with representatives of the Taliban regime.
At least 380 killed during ceasefire in Lebanon
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At least 380 killed during ceasefire in Lebanon

Several people were reported killed in southern Lebanon on Tuesday in new Israeli airstrikes. At least 380 people have been killed since the ceasefire began in mid-April, according to Lebanese authorities
Man suspected of planning terrorist attacks in Paris, including the Louvre
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Man suspected of planning terrorist attacks in Paris, including the Louvre

A 27-year-old man has been arrested in France on suspicion of planning a "jihadist-inspired act of violence," according to the anti-terrorism unit of France's prosecutor's office.
UN: Millions risk hunger unless fertilizer ships allowed through Strait of Hormuz
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UN: Millions risk hunger unless fertilizer ships allowed through Strait of Hormuz

Tens of millions of people are at risk of hunger and starvation unless ships carrying fertilizer are soon allowed to pass through the Strait of Hormuz, according to a UN agency.
Swedish Gaza activist Saif Abukeshek expelled from Israel
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Swedish Gaza activist Saif Abukeshek expelled from Israel

Spanish-Swedish activist Saif Abukeshek has been expelled from Israel. He is now on his way to Spain, the country's foreign minister writes on X
Sources: At least 69 killed in attack in Ituri, Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Sources: At least 69 killed in attack in Ituri, Democratic Republic of the Congo

At least 69 people were killed in an attack in the troubled northeast of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, local and security sources told AFP on Saturday.
The warning: The next generation of terrorists is being born in Sudan
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The warning: The next generation of terrorists is being born in Sudan

They have witnessed rape and the destruction of schools - and were forced to carry weapons as children. In Sudan, a country spiraling into violence and lawlessness, there is a generation of young adults who are at high risk of being recruited by extremist groups
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