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Will a quip tip UK–Israel ties from pressure to penalties?
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Will a quip tip UK–Israel ties from pressure to penalties?

In an Army Radio podcast, Netanyahu echoed JD Vance’s 2024 line as Britain’s new Labour government weighs steps over Gaza and West Bank settler violence.

In an Army Radio podcast published 14 August, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the UK “the Islamic Republic of Britain” and joked i...

Windfall in the ground, but ownership is anything but settled
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Windfall in the ground, but ownership is anything but settled

An 18-year-old on a Sint-Gillis-Dendermonde building site spotted coins and a bar; police cataloged the trove and transferred it to a federal vault.

A construction crew in SintGillisDendermonde, Belgium, unearthed an estimated €9 million in gold bars and coins during building works; police catal...

Continuity on parade, while the ground shifts beneath Cuba
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Continuity on parade, while the ground shifts beneath Cuba

Havana marked Fidel Castro’s 100th with Raúl’s rare appearance, a 23‑volume Selected Works produced with Vietnam, and allied ceremonies in Caracas.

Cuba marked Fidel Castro’s centenary with tightly choreographed tributes at home and abroad: a rare appearance by 95yearold Raúl Castro in Havana, ...


Maintenance cited; cause unknown. Rotterdam blast keeps accountability in limbo
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Maintenance cited; cause unknown. Rotterdam blast keeps accountability in limbo

At a Gunvor-linked petroleum storage facility in Europe’s largest port, emergency services scaled up their response as the operator confirmed maintenance work was underway.

An explosion at a petroleumproducts storage site in the Port of Rotterdam killed at least one person and injured several others, prompting a scaled...

Gender apartheid push collides with quiet moves to re-engage Kabul
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Gender apartheid push collides with quiet moves to re-engage Kabul

On the Taliban’s anniversary, rights groups detail sweeping bans and arrests as funding for women’s services ebbs and regional and European governments pursue talks on security, migration, and trade.

Five years after the Taliban’s return, Kabul marked its rule with celebrations and claims of stability while UN experts urged recognition of “gende...

Sanctions tighten as Hormuz stays shut—leverage or stalemate ahead?
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Sanctions tighten as Hormuz stays shut—leverage or stalemate ahead?

Washington couples financial isolation with a continued maritime blockade posture while Iran conditions reopening of the oil chokepoint on U.S. concessions amid Oman‑mediated talks and fresh shipping incidents.

Washington says it will unveil “unprecedented” measures next week to isolate Iran’s economy and has explicitly paired them with a continued naval b...


Foiled hit in Warsaw: criminal case or allied red line?
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Foiled hit in Warsaw: criminal case or allied red line?

Detained Aug. 7, the suspect was intercepted by Poland's security agency with U.S. cooperation, according to Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

Poland says it detained a Russian citizen on August 7 for allegedly plotting, on orders from Russian services, to execute a dual U.S.–Ukrainian nat...

Was this a 'serious accident' or a preventable route breach?
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Was this a 'serious accident' or a preventable route breach?

The 19-year-old NSN Development rider died during Stage 8 in northern Portugal, after which the stage was neutralized and his team withdrew.

British rider Finlay Tarling, 19, died after a crash on Friday’s eighth stage of the Volta a Portugal; organizers confirmed his death, the stage wa...

From illegal blows to death: boxing’s chain of responsibility is murky
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From illegal blows to death: boxing’s chain of responsibility is murky

His father confirmed the Puerto Rican boxer’s death, 11 years after a 2015 bout left him with brain trauma, emergency surgery, and a months-long coma.

Prichard Colón, the Puerto Rican boxer left with severe brain injury after repeated illegal backofthehead blows in a 2015 fight, has died at 33, hi...


Recovery or heightened search? VSU response hinges on unclear facts
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Recovery or heightened search? VSU response hinges on unclear facts

Campus and Chesterfield County police are investigating reports of multiple suspects and victims near the Quad Annexes.

A predawn shooting outside residence halls at Virginia State University left five people reportedly wounded and prompted a campuswide lockdown, wit...

Inflation softens, but energy and shelter test the Fed’s patience
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Inflation softens, but energy and shelter test the Fed’s patience

The July CPI—up 0.1% on the month—saw food costs cool, energy fall on the month yet remain elevated year over year, and housing continue to prop up prices.

US inflation eased to 3.4% year over year in July from 3.5% in June, a 0.1% monthly rise as cooling food costs were offset by sticky housing; energ...

Support rallies around Infantino as trust fractures over World Cup rights
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Support rallies around Infantino as trust fractures over World Cup rights

UEFA, the AFC and CONCACAF allege deception around a new company for FIFA competition rights, while CAF renews support and others look to the 2027 election.

After emergency talks in Morocco over a plan to sell equity in a new company controlling World Cup commercial rights, FIFA apologized for “mistakes...