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Moscow police detained over 500 migrants during raids on hostels and mosques. More than 30 foreign citizens were deported or charged with administrative offenses.
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Germany’s Foreign Office accused China of targeting a German aircraft with a laser during a Red Sea mission, leading to the summoning of China’s ambassador.
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Golos, Russia’s leading independent election observer, has announced its closure after 25 years of monitoring the country’s elections. The decision follows the arrest and sentencing of its co-chair to a penal colony.
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Malaysia is experiencing an increasing trend toward conservative Islamic policies, with significant backing from younger and more devout Malay voters. This shift indicates a growing influence of religious conservatism within the country’s political landscape.
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Artificial intelligence and large language models, such as ChatGPT, are revolutionizing education with personalized learning experiences. However, excessive reliance on AI may hinder long-term knowledge retention by reducing critical thinking and engagement.
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New Delhi remains the most polluted capital on Earth, but it’s not the world’s most polluted city. That title goes to Byrnihat, an industrial town in India’s northeast. DW explores why.
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The Ukrainian Parliament’s Agrarian and Land Policy Committee has rejected a proposal to impose a 10% export duty on soybeans and rapeseed. This decision contrasts with the Tax Committee’s earlier push for the measure, highlighting internal divisions within the legislative body.
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The article argues that the aggression against Iran is not driven by a desire for democratization or human rights, but by a strategic goal to dismantle the Islamic Republic’s sovereignty and eliminate its ability to shape the regional agenda.
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The Ministry of Health of Ukraine reports that Russia has damaged or destroyed 2,380 facilities across 781 healthcare institutions, with 308 completely destroyed. This highlights the significant impact of the conflict on Ukraine’s healthcare system.
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Jasper Philipsen, a top sprinter in cycling, has been forced to withdraw from the Tour de France following a severe crash during the race’s first week. The incident underscores the high risk and physical demands of the event’s opening stages.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has sent a letter nominating former President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize, citing his role in advancing Israeli-Arab diplomatic relations. The nomination appears to be a symbolic gesture, as Trump has supported Israeli actions that some critics argue have alienated Arab partners.
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Tariffs on Asian nations may disrupt global supply chains. Analysts warn of economic uncertainty as countries adjust trade policies.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen faces a major challenge to her authority as center-left lawmakers in the EU Parliament have initiated a censure motion. The move comes amid heightened tensions over cooperation with far-right groups, prompting criticism of her leadership style and policy decisions.
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Three individuals were injured in drone attacks by Russian forces in the Dniprovsky district of Kherson, according to the Kh, and the attacks have raised concerns about the security situation in the area.
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The German Bundestag is debating the government’s budget plans, which see record expenditure and debt, aimed at getting the country back on its feet through massive investment.
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Golos, an independent Russian election monitoring organization, has shut down following the jailing of its co-chair, Grigory Melkony, in May. The co-chair was arrested for allegedly having ties to a European election monitor that is banned within Russia.
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Greece temporarily closed the Acropolis in Athens to protect visitors from extreme heat. The move comes amid a prolonged heatwave affecting the region.
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The article reveals that around 15,000 GDR athletes, including children, were unknowingly doped as part of a state-sponsored program. Andreas Wornowski, a boxer, is now fighting to expose the truth behind the widespread doping practices.
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A recent air strike in Kharkiv has resulted in 82 casualties, with one woman confirmed dead. The attack occurred on Monday, and the death toll has increased as of 21:00.
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The IMF has set a July 31, 2025 deadline for Ukraine to appoint a new BES head via a competitive selection process. This requirement is part of broader conditions for Ukraine’s financial assistance program with the IMF.
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A civilian was killed in Russian shelling of Yunakivska, Sumy region, as reported by Sumy Regional Military Administration chairman Oleh Hryhorov. The incident underscores ongoing conflict-related casualties in Ukraine.
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Deadly flash floods have swept through the Bhotekoshi River region in Nepal, destroying a critical bridge connecting the country to China. Rescue operations are underway to locate missing individuals amid rising floodwaters.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced plans to meet with representatives of the Coalition of the Willing this week. The meeting is expected to focus on discussing ongoing military and humanitarian support for Ukraine.
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A massive bee swarm attacked residents of Aurillac, France, injuring 24 people and sending three to the hospital in critical condition. Authorities suggest the attack may be linked to aggressive bee species, including the invasive Asian hornet.
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A fatal boating collision on Lake Greenwood in Laurens County, South Carolina, resulted in the deaths of two 23-year-old Clemson University graduates, Thomas Chandler Davis and Abby Katherine Davis. The incident, which occurred on July 6, involved an Alumacraft boat struck from behind by a Yamaha boat, leading to felony BUI charges against the Yamaha…
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Former Biden State Department official Monica Medina criticized President Trump for downplaying climate change during the aftermath of the Texas floods. The floods have become a focal point for the broader climate policy debate among political leaders.
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President Trump held his first Cabinet meeting after signing a major legislative achievement, signaling a new phase in his policy initiatives. The gathering took place amid activity focused on trade and foreign relations.
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Three men have been convicted of arson in a plot linked to Russian intelligence, targeting Ukrainian equipment stored in east London. The attack, which caused over $1.35 million in damages, was carried out by operatives of the Wagner Group, a group designated as a terrorist organization by the British government.
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Ukraine’s Deputy Prime Minister Olha Stefanishyna has clarified that only 36 EU member states need to approve Ukraine’s accession negotiations, making Hungary’s support unnecessary. This development signals progress in Ukraine’s EU integration process.
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Kerr County officials in Texas held a press conference to update the public on flood rescue and recovery efforts following the tragic loss of over 100 lives.
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Cierra Ortega has left ‘Love Island USA’ following the resurfacing of her racist social media posts, prompting her family to issue a public statement urging compassion. The reality show’s hosts announced her exit without specifics, but her past posts appear to contain slurs against Chinese people.
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Former boxing icon Julio César Chávez has defended his son, Julio César Chávez Jr., who was arrested by U.S. immigration officials and faces deportation. The younger Chávez is accused of overstaying his visa, lying on a green card application, and having an active warrant in Mexico for alleged arms and drug trafficking links to the…
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President Trump announced the U.S. will send more defensive weapons to Ukraine to bolster its defense capabilities as peace talks have stalled. The administration emphasized the weapons would be primarily defensive, protecting Ukrainian territory rather than engaging in offensive operations.
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Senator Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., urges every Democrat to condemn violence against ICE agents amid increasing attacks on personnel.
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A German court has ruled that the government cannot renege on its promise to issue visas to an Afghan family at risk of persecution by the Taliban. The decision underscores the legal obligation to uphold humanitarian commitments.
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Bryan Kohberger’s plea deal in the Idaho murders, which removes the death penalty, has raised concerns about future sentence reductions, similar to the Menendez brothers’ case. Experts warn this ‘long game’ strategy could impact victims’ families. The plea deal also saves taxpayer money and could result in a more favorable outcome than a trial. The…
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy convened a Staff HQ meeting to assess the frontlines in Pokrovsk, Novo-Pavlivsk, and Orikhove directions, with an emphasis on air defense systems, missiles, and drone air defense. The meeting prioritized enhancing defensive capabilities to counter ongoing threats in these critical regions.
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A new book reveals how First Lady Jill Biden’s political influence grew as President Joe Biden faced scrutiny over his age and cognitive abilities. The book details her role in managing the administration and supporting her husband during his re-election campaign.
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Rep. Brian Babin, R-Texas, shared his family’s experience with Camp Mystic after Texas floods devastated the camp. The floodwaters, exacerbated by heavy rainfall, caused significant damage to the camp, threatening the safety of its residents.
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Bryan Kohberger, the Idaho student murderer, has accepted a plea deal to avoid the death penalty. Forensic psychologist Dr. Kris Mohandie warns that life without parole may not mean the same thing in the future.
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Rep. August Pfluger, R-Texas, has given his first interview since being reunited with his daughters following the deadly flash flooding at Camp Mystic. The incident, which occurred during a severe weather event, resulted in tragic losses and has prompted increased attention to safety measures for summer camps.
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Pastor Corey Brooks from Chicago’s South Side criticizes city leaders for prioritizing racial politics over the educational merit of children, arguing that this approach hinders their potential for success. He emphasizes that a focus on merit, rather than race, is essential for the future of the city’s youth.
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Mexicans in Mexico City have taken to the streets to protest against tourism and soaring rents, targeting Americans who have fueled the demand for housing and driven up property prices.
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Modern AI data centers consume significantly more electricity than traditional cloud servers, straining existing power grids. Repurposed electric vehicle (EV) batteries are emerging as an innovative solution, with companies like Redwood Energy utilizing second-life batteries to meet the energy demands of AI operations.
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University of Chicago professor Eman Abdelhadi criticized her employer as ‘evil’ and a ‘colonialist landlord,’ claiming she stays to leverage her position for left-wing organizing. She argued that anti-Israel activists lack power but have the ‘moral high ground.’
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Texas Rep. Wesley Hunt has demanded California Gov. Gavin Newsom conduct an audit of the state’s Medi-Cal program to investigate the provision of health benefits to illegal immigrants. The congressman criticized Newsom for expanding access to Medi-Cal for undocumented individuals, arguing that it violates federal laws and diverts resources from lawful residents.
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Ukrainian residents bought $280 million more foreign currency than they sold in June 2025, compared to $250 million in May and $970 million in June 2024. The data highlights shifting economic sentiments or strategies among the populace.
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The U.S. Department of Defense has announced it will send additional defensive weapons to Ukraine at President Donald Trump’s direction, following a statement from Pentagon spokesman Sean Parn, the decision to send additional weapons follows a series of diplomatic discussions between U.S. officials and Ukrainian leaders.
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Stacey Abrams, a prominent Georgia politician and former gubernatorial candidate, warned during a late-night interview that the United States is moving toward autocracy. She proposed a 10-step framework to combat this perceived threat and called on citizens to resist authoritarian tendencies.
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The Ingraham Angle episode highlights the crisis in Texas due to severe flooding and the concerns over the ICE detention facility. Limbaugh emphasizes the need for federal assistance and raises questions about the facility’s operational conditions.
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A recent attack on an ICE facility has sparked renewed debate over the political implications of anti-ICE rhetoric, particularly in light of recent events. The incident, which occurred on July 4th, has drawn attention to the broader consequences of political discourse surrounding immigration enforcement.
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Women in South Asia face unique challenges as aging is stigmatized and linked to societal worth. Menopause begins a decade earlier than the global average, raising medical concerns.
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Lorena Guillen, owner of a Texas RV park and restaurant, describes the sudden and deadly floods that swept away a family after her husband attempted to rescue them. The incident highlights the devastation caused by extreme weather conditions, with Guillen recounting the chaos of the flood as cars floated away with lights on and honking.
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Sean Hannity critiques the Democratic opposition to Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill,’ while Zohran Mamdani recounts his experience with a socialist regime.
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Shoplifting incidents in Boston have surged by 3,000 cases in 2024, prompting calls for action from city officials. Mayor Michelle Wu’s 2021 stance on non-prosecution of shoplifting has been cited as a contributing factor to the rise.
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Recent assaults on U.S. immigration officers have reached a critical level, with four agents injured in targeted attacks. Former Border Patrol chief Chris Clem criticized the growing threat on ‘Fox & Friends,’ highlighting the urgent need for enhanced security measures.
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Volunteers, including those on horseback, are aiding in search and rescue efforts after catastrophic Texas floods. The death toll has climbed to 100 with 41 people still missing.
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South Carolina Republicans are rallying to undermine Gavin Newsom’s potential 2028 presidential bid by criticizing his ‘Crazy California’ agenda and urging supporters to oppose his visit to the state. The GOP has organized a show of force during Newsom’s trip, highlighting concerns over his policies and challenging him to a debate.
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Matthew Bender, a Florida resident, survived a shark attack while surfing at New Smyrna Beach, describing the bite as feeling like ‘electricity.’ He is recovering and has full use of his hand, calling it a miracle.
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Europe is increasing its efforts to reduce its dependence on China for rare earth metals, which are critical components in modern technology, transportation, and military systems. The continent’s strategic goal is to enhance its supply chain resilience and reduce the risks associated with its heavy reliance on a single foreign supplier.