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Supreme Court Allows ICE Raids in Los Angeles
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Supreme Court Allows ICE Raids in Los Angeles

USA's highest court gives the migration authority ICE green light to stop individuals without direct suspicions that they are staying in the country illegally. Critics mean that the action is unconstitutional and a form of ethnic profiling
Protests in Nepal Over Social Media Ban Leave 19 Dead
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Protests in Nepal Over Social Media Ban Leave 19 Dead

Clashes between demonstrators and riot police in Nepal's capital Katmandu have claimed at least 19 lives. The UN demands an investigation into the police operation, with live ammunition, tear gas and water cannons against civilians
Ukrainian Footballer Heorhij Sudakov's Home Hit in Russian Drone Attack
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Ukrainian Footballer Heorhij Sudakov's Home Hit in Russian Drone Attack

The Ukrainian football player Heorhij Sudakov's residence has been damaged after a Russian drone attack, he writes on Instagram.
Carlos Alcaraz Wins Second US Open Title, Becomes World Number One
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Carlos Alcaraz Wins Second US Open Title, Becomes World Number One

Carlos Alcaraz continues to write history. The 22-year-old Spaniard defeated Jannik Sinner with 3–1 in sets in the US Open final and secured his second Grand Slam title for the year
Over 425 Arrested at Pro-Palestinian Protest in London
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Over 425 Arrested at Pro-Palestinian Protest in London

Over 425 people have been arrested in London during a demonstration in support of the banned group Palestine Action, according to the police.
South Korea Expresses Concern Over Mass Arrests at Hyundai Factory in Georgia
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South Korea Expresses Concern Over Mass Arrests at Hyundai Factory in Georgia

Hundreds of South Koreans were arrested in a record-large raid against a Hyundai factory in Georgia earlier in the week. The President of the USA, Donald Trump, claims that it is about "illegal immigrants" – but from South Korea comes strong reactions and the Foreign Minister does not rule out traveling to Washington
David Bowie's Final Project: 18th Century Musical Unveiled in Exhibition
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David Bowie's Final Project: 18th Century Musical Unveiled in Exhibition

David Bowie's last project was a musical with a 1700s theme. It shows a forthcoming exhibition that is based on the star's leftover archive material
London City Lionesses Set New Transfer Record with Grace Geyoro Signing
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London City Lionesses Set New Transfer Record with Grace Geyoro Signing

The English top leagues continue to break records. Now it is clear that Super League newcomer London City Lionesses recruits Grace Geyoro for a new transfer record
The Police Bandmates Sue Sting Over Royalties Dispute
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The Police Bandmates Sue Sting Over Royalties Dispute

Band members of The Police are suing Sting for lost royalties.
15 Dead in Lisbon Funicular Crash; National Mourning Declared
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15 Dead in Lisbon Funicular Crash; National Mourning Declared

At least 15 people have been killed since a well-known cable car derailed in Portugal's capital Lisbon. National mourning has been declared
WHO Warns of Rising Workplace Heat Risks and Accidents
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WHO Warns of Rising Workplace Heat Risks and Accidents

In line with the heatwaves becoming longer and more intense, extreme heat has become a global workplace problem. The risk of accidents increases along with serious illness conditions, warns WHO in a new report
Polish CEO Apologizes for Taking Signed Cap from Boy at US Open
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Polish CEO Apologizes for Taking Signed Cap from Boy at US Open

A Polish businessman has landed in trouble in the US Open tennis. In a viral video clip, he is seen taking a signed cap in front of a young boy
New Earthquake Strikes Eastern Afghanistan Amid Ongoing Rescue Efforts
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New Earthquake Strikes Eastern Afghanistan Amid Ongoing Rescue Efforts

A desperate work is underway in Afghanistan to clear villages and roads that have been buried by earth and landslide masses. At least 1,400 dead and 3,000 injured have been confirmed after the weekend's earthquake
The Handmaid's Tale Banned in Alberta School Libraries
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The Handmaid's Tale Banned in Alberta School Libraries

The Canadian author Margaret Atwood's successful book "The handmaid's tale" ("The handmaid's story") is banned in school libraries in the province of Alberta in her home country.
Putin and Modi Hold Insightful Talk at SCO Summit in China
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Putin and Modi Hold Insightful Talk at SCO Summit in China

Russia's president Vladimir Putin has spoken privately with India's prime minister Narendra Modi at the SCO summit in China. The conversation takes place a few days after Modi spoke with Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyj
AIK to Gain Millions from Alexander Isak's Potential Liverpool Move
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AIK to Gain Millions from Alexander Isak's Potential Liverpool Move

If Alexander Isak leaves Newcastle for Liverpool, it also means clinking in the cash box for AIK.
State of Emergency in Afghanistan as Earthquake Kills Over 800
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State of Emergency in Afghanistan as Earthquake Kills Over 800

At least 800 people have been killed and over 3,000 have been injured in an earthquake in eastern Afghanistan. Aftershocks shook the affected areas and rescue personnel are having difficulty reaching the disaster sites, where the death toll is expected to rise
Britons Protest Migration with Flag-Waving Demonstrations
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Britons Protest Migration with Flag-Waving Demonstrations

British and English flags are waving at protests that have grown as a result of a viral campaign in the UK. At some demonstrations, banners with messages from the far-right can be seen
Alexander Isak Set for Record Transfer to Liverpool
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Alexander Isak Set for Record Transfer to Liverpool

The Swedish star striker Alexander Isak is clear for Liverpool, reports the Italian football journalist Fabrizio Romano on X. The deal makes him the most expensive Swedish player of all time and the sum is a record for Premier League
Italian Website Sharing Sexist Images of Politicians Shut Down
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Italian Website Sharing Sexist Images of Politicians Shut Down

An Italian website that published manipulated, sexist images of famous women, among them Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, is forced to close after protests.
Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra Resigns After Conviction
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Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra Resigns After Conviction

Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is forced to resign immediately after being convicted by the country's Constitutional Court.
BBC Investigation Reveals Nasser Hospital Hit Four Times in Gaza Attack
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BBC Investigation Reveals Nasser Hospital Hit Four Times in Gaza Attack

Israel did not attack Nasser Hospital in Gaza once, twice or three - but at least four times in Monday's bloody attack. This is shown by an investigation made by BBC
K-pop Musical Tops Netflix as Most Watched Film
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K-pop Musical Tops Netflix as Most Watched Film

The animated musical "K-pop: Demon Hunters" has been this summer's big music phenomenon worldwide. The film has climbed on Netflix's top list and is now the streaming service's most watched film ever
Israel's Attack on Gaza Hospital Sparks Global Condemnation
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Israel's Attack on Gaza Hospital Sparks Global Condemnation

Over 20 dead, five of them journalists, in a double attack against a hospital which, according to the laws of war, should be protected. Israel's attack on Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis on the Gaza Strip has sparked strong condemnations
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