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Colour Under Pressure: India's Rangoli Makers Confront Rising Costs
Artisans behind Diwali's ephemeral floor art are turning to organic materials as input prices climb, Al Jazeera reports.
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Europe Ukraine train station strike A Russian drone hit Dnipro's main train station, killing 13; strikes on Ukraine's energy facilities left… -
Europe Russian ice hockey ban Russian teams participate in international competitions, some countries refuse to play them. -
Europe Spanish footballer death Jesus de Miguel, 30, died Tuesday from injuries in a collision with FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono, who… -
Americas New York measles death A child in Lewis County, New York, died in the state's first measles-associated death in over 30 years, an… -
Middle East Asian Cup postponement in Saudi Arabia The AFC has moved the Asian Cup 2027 in Saudi Arabia from a January start to December, citing exceptional… -
Africa Dakar Youth Olympic Games The Dakar Youth Olympic Games open Saturday in the Senegalese capital, the first Olympic sporting event… -
Europe Arteta Dowman dispute Mikel Arteta says this is the Premier League, not Disneyland, amid a dispute with 16-year-old Max Dowman. -
Americas Hegseth tenure as defense secretary Trump says he intends to keep Pete Hegseth as defence secretary, dismissing reports he was considering…
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Pope Leo XIV in Uruguay: A Homily Heard by Thousands, and What It Signals
The pontiff's address in Uruguay is reported only in outline, leaving the content, context and political weight of the visit unconfirmed.
EnergyAnalysis
Iran Reports Partial Repair of Oil Storage After Wartime Damage
A NIOEC official says most damaged storage is back online, but the figures are Iran's own and much about the war's toll remains unclear.
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Few Takers for Return: Ukrainian Migrants Weigh Life in Germany
A Berlin counselling centre reports only about 60 return inquiries since April, most from people waiting for hostilities to end.
ConflictAnalysis
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.
ConflictAnalysis
Black Sea Strikes: Russia Targets Two Vessels Bound for Ukraine
Moscow says it hit a container ship at Chernomorsk and a dry cargo vessel southwest of Odessa, but independent confirmation is absent.
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A Journalist Freed, and the Questions That Remain
Al Jazeera reports the release of Palestinian journalist Abed Abou Shhadeh after five days in detention, with the circumstances still unclear.
PoliticsAnalysis
Eisenkot's Six-Week Window: Israel's Opposition Leader Takes the Stage
A career general and Netanyahu's leading rival now has up to six weeks to assemble a governing coalition, according to the New York Times.
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Gulf of Oman Clash Exposes Fragile Truce in Hormuz
US forces disable a St Kitts-flagged cargo ship for running a blockade of Iran, as the IRGC reports two tankers burning after hitting mines.
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Dana White and the Briefing Room: A Fight Trump Wants to Pick
The UFC chief says he will meet the president after being urged to take the White House press secretary's job, according to Al Jazeera.
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Black Sea Strike: Russia Targets Cargo Ship Near Odesa
TASS reports a container vessel carrying military supplies for Ukraine was hit southwest of Odesa, but independent confirmation is absent.
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Dana White Heads to Washington: A Monday Meeting With Trump
The UFC chief executive confirms a White House meeting after Trump reportedly offered him the press secretary's job.
ConflictAnalysis
Drone Strikes in the LPR: Civilian Injuries and the Shape of Attrition
A regional official reports two men wounded in separate attacks and around 100 aerial targets destroyed, in a war of drones that shows no sign of easing.
PoliticsAnalysis
El-Sayed Takes Aim at Trump's Tariff War with Canada
Michigan's senator-elect criticises the trade dispute with America's northern neighbour, though the substance of his remarks is not yet clear.
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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.
ConflictAnalysis
Explosions Across Ukraine: Air Raid Alerts and an Unclear Picture
Reports of blasts in Dnepropetrovsk, Zhitomir, Khmelnitsky and Cherkassy emerge as air raid alerts sound in several regions.
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Qeshm Explosions Tied to Hormuz Activity, Iran Agency Says
Tasnim reports the blasts on the eastern side of the island were linked to the Strait of Hormuz and were not an attack, citing an eyewitness.
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Mélenchon Ties French Presidential Bid to Action on Israeli Annexation
The far-left candidate's promise signals that the Middle East will feature in France's presidential campaign, though the details remain unconfirmed.
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A Crowded Field at the UN: The Race to Succeed Guterres Turns Chaotic
Last-minute entrants and Security Council divisions have unsettled the contest to choose the next UN secretary general, according to the New York Times.
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Syria Denies Yemen Deployment as Saudi Defence Ties Deepen
Damascus rejects reports of troops sent to the kingdom while signalling that military cooperation with Riyadh could grow into a formal defence pact.
