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A massive payout: closure for TikTok, or a prelude to more?
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A massive payout: closure for TikTok, or a prelude to more?

TikTok and ByteDance will pay $400 million to resolve U.S. COPPA allegations, as regulators from Washington to Brasília step up actions on minors’ online safety.

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TikTok and parent ByteDance will pay $400 million to settle U.S. Justice Department and FTC claims they violated children’s privacy law by collecting data from under13 users—one of the largest such...

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Preemptive move or provocation? Israel hits Syria over alleged deployment
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Preemptive move or provocation? Israel hits Syria over alleged deployment

Eight strikes damaged Abu al-Duhur’s runways as Israel cautioned Erdogan and the U.S. envoy condemned an escalation Washington says it wasn’t told about.

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Israel struck Syria’s Abu alDuhur airbase in Idlib on Aug. 18, damaging runways without reported casualties, and then openly warned President Recep Tayyip Erdogan against “dangerous adventures,” fr...

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A managed corridor on paper, a darkened strait in practice
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A managed corridor on paper, a darkened strait in practice

Flows are down to about one-fifth of pre-war levels as the US steps up ship interdictions, Tehran conditions reopening on concessions, and Muscat explores a temporary corridor.

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A U.S.–Iran deescalation memo lapsed on Aug. 17, Tehran says Hormuz will stay closed until U.S. commitments are met, and U.S. forces report dozens of interdictions as commercial traffic through the...

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When remembrance becomes incitement: Hong Kong redraws a moving line
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When remembrance becomes incitement: Hong Kong redraws a moving line

The former heads of the disbanded vigil alliance were found guilty under the China-imposed national security law by government-approved judges and face up to ten years in prison.

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Hong Kong has convicted Lee Cheukyan and Chow Hangtung, former leaders of the group behind the city’s June 4 Tiananmen vigil, of inciting subversion under the China‑imposed national security law, a...

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Gesture or gamble? Scaled-back drills meet Pyongyang’s missile riposte
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Gesture or gamble? Scaled-back drills meet Pyongyang’s missile riposte

Trump cut exercises and touted Kim talks; China withheld backing for Seoul’s peace push as the drills ended early.

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Days before Ulchi Freedom Shield, President Trump ordered a substantial reduction in US–South Korean drills; North Korea answered with more than 10 short‑range missile launches, Seoul convened an e...

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Ukraine weighs unity under fire against legitimacy delayed by war
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Ukraine weighs unity under fire against legitimacy delayed by war

After ex-minister Fedorov’s appeal, Kyiv’s leaders confront election logistics and legal limits under martial law.

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After former minister Mykhailo Fedorov urged preparing a “safe and realistic” wartime vote and Brussels affirmed that timing is Kyiv’s decision, President Volodymyr Zelensky rejected holding electi...

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Anti-graft steps strengthen as politics and war cloud their consequences
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Anti-graft steps strengthen as politics and war cloud their consequences

Zelensky introduced Defense Minister Yevhenii Khmara and appointed anti-corruption judges as a Rada committee blocked five EU-required bills tied to €2.1 billion and a dismissed minister pressed election and graft claims.

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Ukraine’s leadership moved and split over anticorruption and wartime governance: Zelensky introduced new defense mini...

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