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BUSINESS
The southern African nation authorised the killing of 23 elephants to supply meat for its 60th independence celebrations, sparking outrage from activists and sparking fresh debate over hunting policy.
The White House gathered AI giants for a ‘Super Intelligence’ pact and a push for more data centres, raising questions about energy use and regulation.
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Five crew were killed in a recent pirate assault on an oil tanker off Somalia, bringing renewed alarm to oil shipments and maritime safety.
TRAVEL
The renewed fighting in Tigray has killed civilians, blocked services, and deepened climate‑linked food insecurity, showing how war and climate intersect.
A Flydubai flight bound for Israel was diverted to Saudi Arabia after a physical altercation between the pilots, prompting security responses and questioning aviation safety.
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Hurricane Polo threatens Baja California Sur, warning of heavy rain, flooding and strong waves ahead of landfall.
SPORT
A 33‑year‑old professional choreographer will dance continuously for a week at Freedom Park, blending tradition with sustainable performance practices to set a new Guinness record.
Nigerian dancer Ben Dancer is set to dance non‑stop for 168 hours in Lagos, aiming to break the world record for longest dance marathon.
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Republic of Ireland footballers will wear black armbands for the Nations League match against Israel, signalling protest over Gaza losses amid the team’s decision to play.
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ENTERTAINMENT
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Actor Chad Lowe mourns his 13‑year‑old daughter’s passing, highlighting the vital need for mental‑health resources and support for grieving families.
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OPINION
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POLITICS
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The Home Office ends the channel swap programme that exchanged small‑boat arrivals for French deportations, citing scale and operational challenges.
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Singapore launches FirstDate, a digital matchmaking pilot for young public servants, to help curb the country’s low fertility rate and foster a balanced, sustainable future.
HEALTH
Six Flags has shut its X2 rollercoaster after over a hundred riders alleged brain injuries, sparking debate on safety and the future of high‑energy amusement attractions.
A six‑year‑old Gaza girl has undergone over 20 surgeries after an unexplained air strike, exposing the fragile state of healthcare amid war and the pressing need for climate‑sourced resilience solutions.
The trial of Lindsay Clancy highlights the urgent need for mental‑health support to ensure women can lead eco‑advocacy and protect communities.
TECH
Alki David’s public battles—legal skirmishes, patent wars, and corporate setbacks—are shown as crucibles that sharpened his resolve and cemented his legacy as a resilient innovator.
Moonshot’s open‑weight KI models could produce instructions for bioweapons after a jailbreak, raising alarms about AI safety and cyber‑defence.