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Regional tsunami alerts, silent city sirens — where warnings diverge
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Regional tsunami alerts, silent city sirens — where warnings diverge

A magnitude 7.3–7.4 quake off southern Mexico was felt into Guatemala and El Salvador, triggered coastal advisories and evacuations, and produced minor waves in Puerto Madero.

A powerful, shallow offshore earthquake M7.3–7.4 struck off Mexico’s Chiapas coast on July 17, was felt into Guatemala and El Salvador, and prompte...

Blueprints vs. bulldozers: Venezuela’s recovery plan meets on-the-ground gaps
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Blueprints vs. bulldozers: Venezuela’s recovery plan meets on-the-ground gaps

June 24 quakes devastated La Guaira and beyond, as officials open 11 debris sites, monitor coasts, launch a biometric housing registry, and receive assistance from Mexico, CARICOM, and volunteers.

Two major earthquakes struck Venezuela on June 24, leaving at least 5,069 dead and 16,740 injured, with La Guaira among the worst hit as authoritie...

China’s inclusive AI pitch: global forum or rulebook lever?
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China’s inclusive AI pitch: global forum or rulebook lever?

Xi Jinping launched a new AI cooperation body with participation from nearly 30 countries, pairing it with training programs and data-center investment offers amid U.S.–China competition over standards.

At Shanghai’s World Artificial Intelligence Conference, Xi Jinping announced a World AI Cooperation Organization—often described as WAICO—promising...


Seven nights of strikes: containment strategy or escalation spiral?
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Seven nights of strikes: containment strategy or escalation spiral?

US forces expanded targets from southern ports and bridges to sites near Tehran, while Iran signals proxies could threaten Red Sea and Hormuz traffic.

U.S. forces carried out a seventh straight night of strikes across Iran, widening the target set to surveillance sites, logistics hubs, underground...

Bab al-Mandeb on standby: deterrent signal or imminent reprisal?
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Bab al-Mandeb on standby: deterrent signal or imminent reprisal?

Reuters-based reports say Tehran told Yemen’s Houthis to ready attacks if U.S. hits Iran’s power grid, with missiles and drones positioned near the Red Sea chokepoint closely watched by Saudi Arabia and energy importers.

Iran has asked Yemen’s Houthi movement to be ready to close the Bab alMandeb Strait if the United States strikes Iran’s power grid, with Houthi uni...

Smoky skies advance east—will winds or wildfires set the timeline?
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Smoky skies advance east—will winds or wildfires set the timeline?

Fires in Canada and Minnesota sent dense smoke over more than 20 states, closing Chicago beaches and shrouding New York as authorities urged people to stay indoors.

Wildfires across Canada and in Minnesota pushed dense smoke over the US Midwest and Northeast, prompting airquality alerts in more than 20 states, ...


More royals, same throne rule—stability now or trouble later?
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More royals, same throne rule—stability now or trouble later?

Diet’s first major change since 1947 enables adopting male-line relatives and lets female members keep imperial status after marrying commoners.

Japan’s Diet has passed the first major revision of the Imperial House Law since 1947, allowing adoption of male relatives from former maleline bra...

EU clearance granted; fate of Catalan amnesty shifts to Spain’s judges
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EU clearance granted; fate of Catalan amnesty shifts to Spain’s judges

The ruling affirms a 2024 measure central to Pedro Sánchez’s governability and could pave the way for Carles Puigdemont’s return.

The EU’s top court upheld Spain’s 2024 amnesty for Cataloniarelated offenses as compatible with EU law, finding that pardons for alleged misuse of ...

Punishment or reform: What the Genoa verdict actually decides
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Punishment or reform: What the Genoa verdict actually decides

A Genoa court convicted 32 of 57 defendants over the 2018 Morandi Bridge collapse, reaching into corporate, engineering, and infrastructure-ministry ranks.

A Genoa court issued verdicts in the 2018 Morandi Bridge disaster, convicting 32 of 57 defendants on charges including homicide and negligence and ...


Uganda nears Ebola-free status as DRC outbreak accelerates, and policies diverge
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Uganda nears Ebola-free status as DRC outbreak accelerates, and policies diverge

WHO cites more than 2,000 cases and about 800 deaths in the DRC, with strikes and no approved vaccine hampering control, as Uganda starts the 42‑day clock and U.S. advisories contemplate offshore quarantines.

The WHO says Ebola is spreading faster in the Democratic Republic of Congo than in any previous outbreak’s early phase, surpassing 2,000 confirmed ...

White House softens terms as Hormuz stays perilous and buffers thin
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White House softens terms as Hormuz stays perilous and buffers thin

Oil rose on renewed US strikes and a reinstated Strait of Hormuz blockade, as Washington abandoned a floated 20% transit levy for Gulf trade deals while the IEA and IMF warned capacity to absorb shocks is limited.

Oil climbed to a onemonth high after the U.S. reinstated a naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and resumed strikes on Iranian targets; an initia...

US-led push tests where activism ends and extremism begins
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US-led push tests where activism ends and extremism begins

Secretary of State Marco Rubio gathered officials from more than 60 countries to expand intelligence sharing and law enforcement coordination against what Washington calls far-left extremism.

Washington convened officials from more than 60 countries for a ministerial led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio to coordinate against what the Tr...