Gunfire at a protest in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa kills 7. As rights abuses deepen, the military faces growing backlash over terror ops and civilian deaths.
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Kim Jong-Un’s Sister Rejects Seoul’s Outreach, Says Talks Are ‘Meaningless’
Kim Yo Jong rejects South Korea’s outreach, deepens Russia ties, and signals no return to diplomacy as Pyongyang demands Seoul drop US alliance.
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Hackers claim to have breached France’s Naval Group, leaking sensitive submarine data. The company denies intrusion but probes a possible reputational attack.
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A top US business delegation, led by the FedEx CEO, will visit China amid Sweden trade talks and a looming Aug 12 tariff deadline, SCMP reports.
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FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino’s cryptic Epstein files post widens MAGA fractures, intensifies distrust in federal institutions, and forces Trump to pick sides under pressure.
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US President Donald Trump brokers ceasefire talks between Thailand and Cambodia, but deadly border clashes continue, exposing deeper regional tensions and US political pressure.
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Israel pauses military operations daily in 3 Gaza areas amid global pressure, hunger crisis, and rising deaths near aid sites.
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Middle East
‘Doctors Now Starve Too’: Gaza’s Health System Collapses in War’s Most Inhuman Phase
A Gaza doctor breaks down starvation as he lives through it. Health workers now go hungry too, revealing a deeper collapse of Gaza’s humanitarian lifeline.
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A Jeju Air crash that killed 179 people has sparked scrutiny of airport safety structures, as investigators probe pilot decisions and engine damage after bird strikes.
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Australia aim for a clean sweep in the T20I series against West Indies, who hope to salvage pride in the fourth game on a batter-friendly Warner Park pitch.