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A Royal Speech Curtained: Meghan Withdraws as Her Father Faces Charges
The Duchess of Sussex will attend a Brussels event on online child safety but will not speak, after Thomas Markle appeared in a Florida court.
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Americas Trump press secretary offer to Dana White Trump offered Dana White the vacant press secretary job, urged him to take it with UFC assistants, then said… -
Europe Ukraine air alert app hacking Ukraine's Air Alert app was apparently hacked and sent false nuclear and chemical warnings, which the Air… -
Europe Novaya Gazeta closure Novaya Gazeta, founded in 1993 and classed by Moscow as a foreign agent, shuts down and will shut down its… -
Europe Bavarian economy minister death Bavarian economy minister Hubert Aiwanger is dead in Berlin's Neuer Fritz hotel. -
Americas Trump lawsuit against Wall Street Journal dismissed A federal judge dismissed Donald Trump's lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch with… -
Europe Italian foreign minister data leak Tajani says cybercriminals are circulating his personal data on the dark web, a breach he revealed on social… -
Middle East Iran warnings of retaliation amid mediation efforts Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei ordered commanders to answer any US or Israeli attack with an immediate,… -
Asia China broadcast blackout of Spanish football CCTV did not air the Real Madrid–Racing Santander match, its overseer said it would halt La Liga broadcasts,…
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Brand Sentenced to Ten and a Half Years: A Verdict on Fame and Impunity
A London judge condemned the comedian's "casual and arrogant disregard" for consent, closing a case that stretched back two decades.
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Diesel Deal and Disinformation: Moscow Alleges European Media Campaign
A Russian official and a fact-checking network claim European states will keep attacking the Russia-US diesel arrangement with distorted reporting.
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Russell Brand Jailed for 10.5 Years: A Reckoning with Fame and Impunity
The comedian and actor was sentenced at Southwark Crown Court for rape and sexual assault committed between 2004 and 2009, with further police investigations ongoing.
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Trump Walks Back Dana White Quip, Leaving the Record Thin
A single headline and no article text: what the president meant, and whether it matters, cannot yet be established.
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Trump on Heaven and Hell: A Remark That Says Little and Reveals Less
A single line from the US leader, reported by TASS, raises questions the source material cannot answer about context, setting and intent.
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Landslide Logic: Why Decisive Victories Are Harder to Contest
A New York Times analysis argues that blowout election results, in the US and Europe, leave little room for disputes over legitimacy.
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Fifty Drones Downed Over Russia: What the TASS Report Does and Does Not Say
Russian state media reports intercepts over Crimea and four border regions, but offers no detail on damage, casualties or the drones' targets.
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West Bank Raids Widen: A Wounded Child and Settler Attacks
Palestinian media report a child shot in Qalqilya and detentions in Hebron and Taybeh, as settler violence and army raids spread across the territory.
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Iran Executes Three Over Protest Unrest, Signalling Firmer Hand
State media says the men were convicted of working for Israel and the US and of armed unrest during January protests in Karaj.
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Trump Turns to the Octagon: Dana White Offered Press Secretary Role
The US president has asked the UFC chief to speak for his White House, tying his political brand ever closer to mixed martial arts promotion.
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Strikes and Talks in Parallel: Washington Bombs Qeshm as Qatar Mediates
A limited US strike on Iranian air defences coincides with claims of diplomatic progress, leaving Gulf states to weigh reassurance against escalation.
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Belarus Kept Off the Ice: IIHF Extends a Suspension Into 2027
Hockey's governing body confirms there are no legal grounds for reinstating Belarusian teams, citing schedule and operational planning for 2027.
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Trump Wavers Between Threats and Talks as Iran Prepares for the Worst
Mixed signals from Washington, iodine tablets in Bushehr and Qatari mediation leave the Gulf guessing whether the war will widen.
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Washington Puts a Price on Iran's Nuclear Secrets
A US$20 million reward for information on Iran's programme sits alongside talk of a deal, as mediators try to keep the fighting stopped.
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Vance's Quiet Channel: Washington Tests a New Iran Opening
The vice president is said to be running indirect talks through Gulf and Pakistani mediators, with a technical meeting discussed but not yet held.
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Purple's Autumn Moment: Colour, Power and the Digital Turn
A Guardian fashion report links the season's palette to ancient associations with elite status and to the demands of virtual imagery.
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An American Analyst's Bid for Russian Citizenship
John Varoli, who has lived in Russia for over two decades, has asked Moscow's Foreign Ministry for help in obtaining a Russian passport.
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Sanya Courts Maldives and UAE in Bid to Extend Hainan's Trade Reach
A city delegation to Malé and the Emirates has produced agreements on yachts, fisheries and finance, according to Chinese state media.
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The Voice on the Line: AI Impersonation and a US$129 Million Fraud Case
US prosecutors say three defendants used AI to mimic executives and lawyers in a global scheme; the case tests how law keeps pace with synthetic media.
