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President Trump’s Middle East peace plan is gaining international support as Qatar’s defense becomes a vital element. The recent executive order emphasizes a multifaceted approach to ensure regional stability and apply pressure on Hamas to disarm.
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The Pima County Sheriff’s Department is trialing Axon’s Draft One, an AI tool that generates initial draft case reports using body camera footage and deputy input, significantly reducing the time needed to complete reports. Deputies can review and finalize the reports, ensuring accuracy. This initiative is part of a broader push by the department to…
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The City of New York has filed a lawsuit against major social media companies, accusing them of creating a youth mental health crisis through their platforms. The lawsuit cites data showing that social media trends have contributed to dangerous behaviors such as subway surfing and increased screen time leading to chronic absenteeism in schools.
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Ubuntu 25.10 ‘Questing Quokka’ has been released, featuring the latest Linux 6.17 kernel and GNOME 49 desktop environment. The release includes new default applications and updated system tools for enhanced performance and security.
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US President Donald Trump has accused Spain of being the sole ‘laggard’ in NATO’s push to increase military spending, suggesting it should be expelled from the alliance for failing to meet the 5% defense spending target. Spain has emerged as the strongest opponent of the spending increase, citing domestic priorities and arguing the 5% target…
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Apple and Google have announced plans to comply with Texas’ new age verification law, SB2420, which requires app developers to verify users’ ages and collect personal data. While the companies acknowledge the goal of improving online safety for children, they have expressed concerns about reduced user privacy.
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Experts in education, law, and food safety emphasize that compliance with HACCP standards in schools and kindergartens is mandatory and directly affects children’s health. Marina Day, PhD in Law, Associate Professor, CEO of E-Science Space, and Advisor to the Center for Strategic Innovation and Progressive Development, emphasized that the legal requirements for implementing the HACCP…
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The eighth Ministerial Roundtable on Support for Ukraine will convene on October 15 during the IMF and World Bank annual meetings in Washington, D.C.The discussions will focus on enhancing financial aid and stability measures for Ukraine amid its ongoing conflict with Russia.
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Head of the President’s Office of Ukraine, Andriy Yermak, announced the successful evacuation of 2, children and teenagers from occupied territories to government-controlled areas. This operation highlights ongoing efforts to secure the safety of civilians in conflict zones.
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UNESCO will continue monitoring the situation in Crimea due to damage to Ukraine’s cultural heritage, including the World Heritage Site ‘Ancient City of Tauric Chersonese and its Chora.’ The decision highlights the organization’s focus on preserving cultural landmarks in conflict zones.
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The IAEA has confirmed that steps are being taken to resume external power to the Zaporizhia NPP via Ukrainian grids, following negotiations between Ukraine and Russia.
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The article presents a critical examination ofDonald Trump’s suitability for the Nobel Peace Prize, arguing that his diplomatic approach is characterized by short-term gains and personal interests, which undermine long-term peace. It advocates for a reorientation toward ‘enlightened multilateralism 2.0,’ emphasizing cooperation among equal sovereign nations, and highlights Sheikh Mohammed Al Thani and Greta Thunberg…
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Avtosnab, a manufacturer of special-purpose vehicles and buses based in Poltava, Ukraine, has launched a new line of school buses utilizing the Peugeot Boxer commercial van chassis. The development was announced by the press service of Stellantis Ukraine’s representative office, marking the company’s entry into the educational transportation sector.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky convened a meeting with senior officials to discuss winter preparations and post-Russia strike recovery efforts. The discussion focused on energy security, infrastructure resilience, and regional collaboration for restoration work in affected areas.
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Ukraine has temporarily suspended train traffic to frontline regions like Sumy and Chernihiv due to damaged infrastructure, prompting the use of reserve transport and local buses to ensure movement. Regional military authorities have coordinated transfers to key cities, emphasizing the critical need for supply and communication lines.
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Ukraine’s second-largest mobile operator, Vodafone Ukraine (VFU), has raised the price of its latest Eurobond buyback for the fifth time, increasing the repurchase rate to 96% of par value from 85% in the initial offer. The company repurchased its own Eurobonds worth almost $7 million in connection with dividend payments at the end of May.
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Ukraine’s leader announced plans to scale up long-range weapon use after consultations with military commanders. The decision reflects a strategic shift in Ukraine’s defense approach.
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President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has directed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and his diplomatic team to actively seek support from global partners for Ukrainian initiatives. This move underscores the country’s efforts to secure international solidarity and resources for its strategic priorities.
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President Zelenskyy has scheduled a meeting to review 2025 partnership agreements. The audit aims to ensure these agreements align with Ukraine’s strategic objectives.
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The European Union is nearing a decision on its 19th sanctions package against Russia for its actions in Ukraine. Slovakia’s demand for guarantees on unrelated issues is causing complications in the approval process.
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Dominion Voting Systems, central to the 2020 election conspiracy debates, has been acquired by a firm led by a former Republican official. The sale price details remain undisclosed.
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The Texas Supreme Court has paused the execution of Robert Roberson, who was convicted of shaking his 2, 2-year-old daughter to death. Lawyers for Roberson are challenging the evidence against him, leading to a new review of the case.
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Iran, a long-standing supporter of Hamas, has shown signs of potential support for a proposed cease-fire agreement with Israel. The new cease-fire proposal aims to bring an end to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, which has caused significant destruction and loss of life.
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Senior Hamas official Khalil al-Hayya declared the end of the Gaza war, citing “guarantees” from the U.S. and mediators to ensure a ceasefire. Israeli officials, including National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, oppose the peace plan, questioning its terms and the prisoner exchange.
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Russian occupation forces attacked Chornomorsk in the Odesa region, injuring five people. Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, confirmed the attack.
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OpenAI’s Sora 2, a groundbreaking video-generation tool, has raised alarm due to its potential for misuse. The app can create realistic AI videos in seconds, enabling fake content such as deceased celebrities and enabling stalking and impersonation. Legal experts warn that current laws do not protect against the misrepresentation of deceased individuals, leaving families vulnerable…
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President Trump claims flag burning could ‘incite tremendous violence,’ despite legal precedent and an executive order he signed that does not make the act a crime. The president made this remark following reports of a flag burning incident at an ICE facility in Portland, Oregon.
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A judge has ordered Alex Jones to pay $1.4 billion to Sandy Hook families following a defamation lawsuit. Jones is now appealing the decision to the Supreme Court.
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President Trump has claimed that the remaining hostages held in Gaza will be released by Monday or Tuesday, though details of the deal remain unclear. A silent protest in Carmei Gat, Israel, has been held in support of hostages’ families.
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European Union leaders are anticipated to approve a reparation loan for Ukraine by the end of autumn. The proposal aims to finance a significant portion of the loan through immobilized Russian assets.
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The US military’s alleged extrajudicial killings of 21 Venezuelans in international waters for drug trafficking, without evidence, trial, or due process, are framed as part of a regime change agenda. Critics argue that the accusations are politically motivated and lack credible evidence, citing Venezuela’s documented history of combating drug trafficking.
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz has announced his opposition to the EU’s proposed 2035 deadline for phasing out new internal combustion engine cars. The goal was already under review and looking fragile.
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Ukraine has ordered the evacuation of children around Kramatorsk due to intensified Russian drone attacks. The move highlights the growing concerns over civilian safety amid escalating conflict.
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Kremlin adviser Yuri Ushakov has denied claims that U.S.-Russia peace talks have reached an imp. His comments contradict statements from Russia’s Deputy Foreign Minister, who suggested the negotiations were stalled.
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Democratic lawmakers are alarmed by President Trump’s defiance of laws and norms, intensifying the shutdown standoff. While Obamacare premium concerns dominate public discourse, the deeper worry is Trump’s perceived lawlessness and resistance to congressional constraints.
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Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt, currently chairing the National Governors Association, has expressed strong criticism of the potential deployment of the National Guard in Chicago. His remarks reflect a broader conservative sentiment against the use of military forces in non-combat situations, particularly in urban areas.
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Colombian President Gustavo Petro has accused the United States of launching a conflict in the Caribbean under the guise of an anti-drug campaign, stating that recent airstrikes against suspected drug vessels off Venezuela have resulted in the deaths of Colombian citizens.Petro argues that the US is targeting natural resources rather than narcotics and labels the…
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A high-level NATO delegation has visited Ukraine this week to discuss the alliance’s role in supporting the Ukrainian defense industry. The meeting, held in Kyiv, brought together senior officials from NATO and Ukrainian defense authorities to evaluate how the alliance can further strengthen Ukraine’s military capabilities amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.
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A 44-year-old man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in the rape of French model Gisele Pelicot. Gisele Pelicot testified in court that she never gave him consent and accused him of cowardice.
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Roskomsvoboda, a prominent Russian digital rights organization, has suspended its operations following a lack of human resources, according to its leader Artyom Kozlyuk. The group, which has been active in advocating for internet freedom and opposing government censorship, has been inactive since early September.
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A bombing attack in Sloviansk, Donetsk region, has left seven people injured, according to the Head of Donetsk regional administration Vadym Filashkin. The attack occurred on Thursday morning, with enemy air bombs causing damage and casualties.
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France’s political and economic crisis is worsening, with frequent government changes and escalating debt. The article questions whether France can adopt Italy’s economic reforms to address its fiscal challenges.
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Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has signed an executive order banning intoxicating hemp products, requiring retailers to remove THC gummies and beverages from shelves by October 14. The move comes amid growing concerns about the dangers of THC exposure to children, with data showing a significant increase in young children’s exposure to these products between 2021…
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The Russian transportation authority, Rostransnadzor, has announced it will conduct safety audits on 51 regional airlines in response to an increase in fatal aviation accidents. This move comes amid rising concerns over the safety of domestic air travel.
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Ukrainian military leaders have announced significant territorial advances in the Dobropillia operation, with troops capturing nearly 18,
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A French court has upheld the guilty verdict against one of the men convicted of raping Gisèle Pelicot, following an appeal. The decision comes after the accused attempted to overturn his conviction.
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Israel has confirmed that 20 hostages are alive and held by Hamas, with plans for their release in a prisoner exchange. The exchange includes the remains of those who died in the conflict.
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Pavlo Kozyrev, the head of the Association of Small Cities of Ukraine, introduced a national platform called ‘Supermarket of Solutions for Communities’ aimed at fostering collaboration between local communities, businesses, and government agencies. The initiative seeks to streamline communication and resource sharing to address local challenges effectively.
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Indian PM Narendra Modi and UK Labour Party Leader Keir Starmer praised a strengthened trade relationship during Modi’s visit to Mumbai, with Modi calling it a model of stability in uncertain times and Starmer envisioning a ‘new modern partnership’ for the future.
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The European Union has announced new steel tariffs, doubling existing levies and reducing import quotas to pressure the United States on trade terms. This decision has led to backlash from China and raised concerns over rising protectionism globally.
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A study of UK Biobank data found that both sugary drinks and artificially sweetened ones, even those labeled zero sugar, are linked to a higher risk of liver disease. People who drank a lot of sugar-sweetened beverages had about a 50% higher risk of developing a serious liver condition, while those who drank diet drinks…
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Consumer prices in Ukraine rose by 0.3% in September, following two months of declines. The year-on-year inflation rate remained at 11.9%, according to the latest data released on Thursday.
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Energy costs have become a central issue in the governor’s race between Jack Ciattare, the Republican, and Representative Mikie Sherrill, the Democrat. Both candidates have emphasized their plans to address the state’s rising energy bills.
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has convened a summit with leading automakers to secure new incentives aimed at boosting electric vehicle (EV) demand. This comes as German sales of EVs are declining while Chinese manufacturers gain market share.
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The European Commission has created an internal task force to probe allegations that Hungary has been engaging in espionage activities against EU institutions. The team will focus on examining reports that the Hungarian government has been conducting covert operations in Brussels and attempting to recruit EU staff.
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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene received unexpected praise from ‘The View’ co-hosts and CNN’s Wolf Blitzer for her advocacy of bipartisan cooperation during the shutdown, highlighting her focus on constituent concerns and healthcare solutions. Greene emphasized the negative impact of the shutdown on the midterms and called for bipartisan action on healthcare, resonating with her co-hosts’…
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A potential ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has been announced, with Israel confirming a truce set to begin on Friday. The agreement includes a 72-hour window for hostage and prisoner exchanges.
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President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged a Russian military error in the downing of Azerbaijan Airlines Flight 824, which occurred in December of last year. The incident has worsened relations between Russia and Azerbaijan, two former Soviet states.
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Pope Leo has issued a message urging Christians to care for the poor, continuing the priorities set by his predecessor, Pope Francis. The message highlights his support for Francis’ previous teachings on key issues.
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DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin stated that the Department of Homeland Security has the law and the Constitution on its side regarding potential National Guard deployments in U.S. cities. The discussion took place on the political talk show ‘America Reports,’ where she addressed the rationale behind the decision.