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Rostec's New Optics: Civilian Sales, Military Signals
Shvabe unveils ultra-long-range and thermal sights at ORELEXPO 2026, a civilian showcase with evident dual-use dimensions.
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Europe Spain train crash 69 killed, over 100 injured in Spain train crash. -
Africa Egypt train collision and derailment Seven people died and 112 were injured when a Giza-to-Fayoum train hit the rear of a Cairo-to-Aswan train in… -
Americas Florida business jet crash Nine people are dead after a jet crashes in Florida. -
Europe European flights bomb threats Hoax bomb threats hit at least 27 European flights Thursday and 18 more Friday, with planes landing safely,… -
Europe Ronaldo international retirement Cristiano Ronaldo, 41, has retired from Portugal's national team after a 23-year career of 234 appearances… -
Europe Russian ice hockey ban Russian teams participate in international competitions, some countries refuse to play them. -
Americas Mexico City Grand Prix qualifying Lewis Hamilton took pole in Mexico City, where Max Verstappen won and Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli finished… -
Europe Spanish footballer death Jesus de Miguel, 30, died Tuesday from injuries in a collision with FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono, who…
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Dakar's Surf School Rides a Bigger Wave: Senegal's Youth and the Games
A Lebou village surf school gives Dakar children free Sunday sessions, as Senegal hosts the first Olympic event on African soil.
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Egypt's Railway Reckoning: Train Collision Near El-Ayyat Kills Seven
A Giza–Fayoum service struck the rear of a Cairo–Aswan train, injuring more than 110 and renewing scrutiny of Egypt's transport safety record.
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Egypt's Rail Reckoning: Collision at Al-Ayyat Exposes an Unfinished Network
Four dead and dozens injured after two trains collided south of Cairo, reviving questions about the pace of Egypt's rail modernisation.
IdeasAnalysis
Limerick's Long Lift: How Liam Beville Turned a Stolen Car Into a World Record
An Irish powerlifter left in a wheelchair at 18 has set a Guinness deadlift record at 57, competing against able-bodied athletes on his own terms.
PoliticsAnalysis
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.
World AffairsAnalysis
A Marathon Death in Central Park: What Rhabdomyolysis Means
The family of Rachel Apa, 24, has released an obituary after her collapse near Mile 24 of the New York City Marathon; much about the case is still unconfirmed.
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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.
ConflictAnalysis
Kiev Under Fire: Russia Strikes Bridge, Power Plant and Missile Plant
Moscow says its overnight barrage targeted military, energy and transport infrastructure, including the Northern Road Bridge and the Tripolskaya plant.
ConflictAnalysis
Strikes on Kiev Infrastructure: Russia Targets Military Supply Chain
Moscow says overnight strikes hit military-industrial, energy and transport facilities in the Ukrainian capital, but independent verification is not yet available.
World AffairsAnalysis
Toropkin's Second Gold in Dakar: A Quiet Test of Russia's Sporting Return
A teenage swimmer's 200m freestyle win offers a small measure of how far Russia's rehabilitation in international sport has progressed.
PoliticsAnalysis
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.
EnergyAnalysis
Kazakh Oil Routes in Focus as KMG and Transneft Meet in Moscow
KazMunayGas and Transneft discuss oil transportation and transit, with Astana stressing the strategic value of three export corridors.
StrategyAnalysis
Manila Weighs a Larger BrahMos Buy as Coastal Defence Takes Shape
The Philippines is reported to be close to an $800 million order for more Indian-built supersonic missiles, with talks said to be in their final stages.
DiplomacyAnalysis
Ice Hockey Diplomacy: Russia Frozen Out
Nordic nations refuse to play Russia in international championships
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Mozambique Looks East: Chapo Courts Russian Capital and Security Help
President cites agriculture, energy and counterterrorism as sectors for cooperation, with Cabo Delgado insurgency still unresolved.
DiplomacyAnalysis
Erdogan Courts Seoul: Trade, Nuclear Power and a Wider Strategic Partnership
Türkiye's president sets a $15bn trade target and pitches nuclear, defence and transport cooperation ahead of a state visit to South Korea.
World AffairsAnalysis
A Record Broken in Mexico: Antonelli Becomes Formula 1's Youngest Champion
Mercedes' Italian driver takes his first title at 20 years and 69 days, displacing Sebastian Vettel's 2010 mark.
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Two Continents, One Course: Istanbul Marathon Draws 45,000 Runners
The 48th Istanbul Marathon brought 45,679 participants from 143 countries across the Bosphorus, with $50,000 awaiting each elite 42km winner.
