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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Target Russian Energy Sites, Rattle Kremlin Amid Putin Conference
Ukrainian forces struck Russian energy and military targets inside Russia, including Saint Petersburg, causing Kremlin panic, EU's Kaja Kallas says.
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Japanese cross-party parliamentary delegation visits China, first since Takaichi's Taiwan remarks
A three-member Japanese cross-party delegation visited China August 24-27, 2026, aiming to ease strained relations after 2025 Taiwan-related remarks by PM Takaichi.
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Taiwan urges Japan and Philippines to respect its maritime rights in border talks
Taiwan demanded Japan and the Philippines respect its territory and rights in upcoming maritime boundary negotiations overlapping its waters.
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Japan’s PM Takaichi backs Pacific Island support and nuclear power expansion
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pledged aid to Pacific Island nations and endorsed expanding nuclear power in Japan at a Tokyo summit.
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Chinese National Pleads Not Guilty to Murdering Colleague in Cheras Restaurant
Yang Yahong pleaded not guilty in the High Court to stabbing colleague Zhang Wei multiple times in Cheras in 2024.
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Ukraine marks 35th Independence Day with Zelensky’s defiant peace call amid attacks
Ukraine celebrated 35 years of independence on August 24 with President Zelensky’s speech and visits by European leaders amid ongoing Russian attacks.
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EU approves €6.1 billion aid package to boost Ukraine's air and missile defense
On August 24, 2026, the European Commission approved €6.1 billion to help Ukraine strengthen its air and missile defense systems.
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Around 10,000 march in Stockholm climate protest ahead of Swedish election
Approximately 10,000 people marched in Stockholm on August 23 to demand stronger climate action before Sweden's general election.
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Taiwan to Distribute NT$10,000 to All Citizens in 2027 Amid Strong Economic Growth
President Lai Ching-te announced a NT$10,000 cash payout for all Taiwanese citizens in 2027 funded by economic gains and a balanced budget.
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Measles outbreak in Bangladesh causes over 600 deaths and tens of thousands of suspected cases
Bangladesh has reported at least 601 measles-related deaths and over 83,700 suspected cases since March 2026 amid an ongoing outbreak.
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China and UK commit to stronger ties as UN chief candidate Bachelet meets top Chinese diplomat
China and the UK pledged to deepen cooperation amid global uncertainty; UN candidate Bachelet met China's Wang Yi ahead of secretary-general vote.
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US Navy P-8A patrol aircraft flies over Taiwan Strait ahead of Xi-Trump meeting
On August 21, 2026, a U.S. Navy P-8A Poseidon patrol aircraft flew over the Taiwan Strait in international airspace, demonstrating U.S. commitment to navigation freedom.
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Israeli army intercepts rockets and hostile aerial target from Lebanon amid border tensions
Israeli forces intercepted two rockets and a suspicious aerial target from Lebanon on June 2-3 amid ongoing border clashes with Hezbollah.
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China and Brazil hold fifth strategic dialogue in Beijing to boost cooperation
China’s Wang Yi and Brazil’s Mauro Vieira held their fifth strategic dialogue in Beijing, pledging deeper cooperation and joint response to external challenges.
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Pennsylvania man destroys family home with excavator after wife ends marriage
Eric Pierwsza, 48, demolished the rear of his Pennsylvania home with an excavator after his wife said their marriage was over.
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Chinese and US militaries hold maritime safety talks in Hawaii to ease tensions
Chinese and US militaries held two-day working group talks in Hawaii last week focused on maritime safety and reducing risks.
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UK government releases extensive Mandelson files exposing Labour infighting and controversies
UK government published over 1,000 pages of documents on Peter Mandelson's ambassadorial tenure revealing Labour Party conflicts and leadership criticism.
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Australian man detained after damaging Da Nang Ge Cafe in late-night rampage
An Australian man was detained in Da Nang after causing extensive damage and fighting with customers at Ge Cafe.
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China protests US actions against Xinhua reporter amid escalating media dispute
China condemned US visa revocation of a Xinhua reporter and demands protection for Chinese journalists amid media tensions.
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Darline Graham Admits Lack of National Security Expertise in South Carolina Senate Debate
Darline Graham acknowledged limited knowledge on Taiwan and national security during the August 18 Republican primary debate in South Carolina.
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17-year-old girl killed in sword attack at Swedish high school
An 18-year-old former student attacked Brinell High School in Fagersta with a sword, killing a 17-year-old girl and injuring three others on August 21, 2026.
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China considers bid to host 2028 UN climate summit COP33 amid rising geopolitical stakes
China is weighing a bid to host the 2028 UN climate talks, COP33, aiming to boost its global climate leadership role, officials say.
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Explosion at Myanmar mining explosive storage kills dozens in Shan state
An explosion at a mining explosive storage in Shan state’s Kaungtup village killed 40 to 55 people and injured dozens on May 31.
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Fans break glass door at packed Zhang Linghe event in Nanning, event moves online
Fans broke a glass door at a Nanning mall on May 31, forcing cancellation of Zhang Linghe's in-person Molsion brand event due to safety concerns.