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Head of Indonesia’s nutrition agency resigns amid free meals program crisis
Nanik Sudaryati Deyang resigned as head of Indonesia’s National Nutrition Agency on July 22, citing health issues and stress amid program challenges.
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Japan records first 'cruelly hot day' as temperatures exceed 40°C in three cities
Japan experienced its first officially designated 'kokushobi' or 'cruelly hot day' on July 21 when temperatures topped 40°C in Tajimi, Gujo, and Toyota.
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Europe faces deadly wildfires and extreme heat as drought worsens across the continent
Wildfires in Spain and France have killed firefighters and forced thousands to flee amid soaring temperatures and drought across Europe.
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Flash floods kill at least 20 and leave over 100 missing in Nuristan, Afghanistan
Flash floods struck Nuristan province on July 20, killing 20 and leaving over 100, including the mayor, missing.
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Mexican drug lord Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada sentenced to life in US prison
Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, Sinaloa cartel leader, was sentenced to life imprisonment and ordered to forfeit $15 billion in US court.
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Moroccan man dies during police arrest in Bologna, sparking protests
Abderrahim Fakir, 42, died during police restraint in Bologna on July 19, prompting protests and a police investigation.
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5.5-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Central Andes in Peru, Killing at Least 5
A 5.5-magnitude earthquake struck Peru's Andes near Sicaya and Chupaca on July 18, killing at least five and injuring around 20 to 32.
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Five survivors rescued after Indonesian passenger boat sinks off Sulawesi
Five survivors were rescued after the KM Nurul Salsa sank off Indonesia’s Sulawesi coast, with at least 20 still missing following the July 15 accident.
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14-year-old boy charged over alleged plot to attack two London mosques
A 14-year-old from south London faces terrorism and racially aggravated criminal damage charges over a plot targeting two mosques in Sutton.
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US Strikes Target Iranian Civil Infrastructure Near Strait of Hormuz Amid Escalation
US military launched multiple strikes on southern Iran, hitting transport hubs and civilian sites, killing seven and forcing hospital evacuations.
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EU and partners launch $1 billion aid package for Gaza post-war recovery
The European Commission and over a dozen countries pledged nearly €884 million to support Gaza's early recovery after war.
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EU proposes new sanctions to target migrant smuggling and organized crime
The European Union proposed sanctions including asset freezes and travel bans against migrant smugglers and traffickers.
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Central and Eastern Europe face record heat, power cuts amid August 2026 heatwave
Multiple central and eastern European countries saw record temperatures and disruptions in early August 2026 during an intense heatwave.
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Palestinian aid worker Mohammed al-Wahidi killed in Israeli air strike in Gaza
Mohammed al-Wahidi and three others died July 7 in an Israeli air strike in Gaza City, Israeli military said it targeted a Hamas operative.
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Italy arrests two former intelligence officers for spying, expels two Russian diplomats
Italy arrested two former intelligence officers for passing classified data to Russia and expelled two Russian military attaches for espionage.
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Super Typhoon Bavi hits US island of Rota with 180 mph winds, causing severe damage
Super Typhoon Bavi struck the US island of Rota on July 6 with 180 mph winds, causing catastrophic damage and widespread power outages.
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Germany approves 2027 draft budget with defense spending rising sharply to 110 billion euros
Germany's federal cabinet approved a 555.4 billion euro draft budget for 2027, raising defense spending nearly one-third to 109.7 billion euros.
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India orders Meta to remove child sexual abuse content from Instagram ads
India's technology ministry ordered Meta to remove child sexual abuse content from Instagram ads and disable related advertisements.
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Germany charges former Ukrainian officer over 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage
German prosecutors charged a former Ukrainian army officer with war crimes for sabotaging the Nord Stream gas pipelines in 2022.
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Chaos erupts at Paris Lidl stores as shoppers scramble for discounted air conditioners amid heatwave
Hundreds besieged Lidl stores in Paris on July 2, sparking scuffles and police calls over limited discounted air conditioner supplies.
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Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces committed crimes against humanity in El Fasher siege
The Rapid Support Forces besieged and captured El Fasher from May 2024 to October 2025, committing crimes against humanity and ethnic cleansing.
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Mass funeral held in Gaza for 112 Palestinians killed in 2023 Israeli strike
A mass funeral was held on August 4 in Gaza City for 112 Palestinians killed in a 2023 Israeli airstrike, mostly women and children from two families.
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Russian soldier kills four, including three civilians, in Crimea shooting near Sevastopol
A Russian soldier opened fire on soldiers and civilians in Khmelnytske village near Sevastopol on August 4, killing four and wounding four others.
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Two firefighting helicopters collide near Athens, killing two crew members
Two firefighting helicopters collided mid-air near Athens on August 2, killing two crew members and injuring two others.