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A drone crash ignited a fire near a nuclear site in Russia’s Kursk, turning “oops” into a radiation-themed shrug. In Gaza, an Israeli strike on a hospital killed at least 15, claiming journalists among the dead—a brutal edit in the script of humanitarian breakdown. Meanwhile, Powell whispered “September rate cut?” and markets scampered like overeager puppies chasing anyone who looks like relief—if the economy doesn’t trip them first.

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A drone crash ignited a fire near a nuclear site in Russia’s Kursk, turning “oops” into a radiation-themed shrug. In Gaza, an Israeli strike on a hospital killed at least 15, claiming journalists among the dead—a brutal edit in the script of humanitarian breakdown. Meanwhile, Powell whispered “September rate cut?” and markets scampered like overeager puppies chasing anyone who looks like relief—if the economy doesn’t trip them first.

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Gaza has sunk deeper into famine while death tolls and starvation figures climb—a siege by any other name still kills. The ECB is pressing pause on rate cuts in September, apparently reassured that the eurozone isn’t falling apart just yet. And markets took Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech as a coy nod toward a possible rate cut—if data doesn’t decide to turn traitor first.

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Gaza has sunk deeper into famine while death tolls and starvation figures climb—a siege by any other name still kills. The ECB is pressing pause on rate cuts in September, apparently reassured that the eurozone isn’t falling apart just yet. And markets took Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech as a coy nod toward a possible rate cut—if data doesn’t decide to turn traitor first.

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Gaza has sunk deeper into famine while death tolls and starvation figures climb—a siege by any other name still kills. The ECB is pressing pause on rate cuts in September, apparently reassured that the eurozone isn’t falling apart just yet. And markets took Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech as a coy nod toward a possible rate cut—if data doesn’t decide to turn traitor first.

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The UN has declared famine in Gaza, prompting fresh international uproar as Israel continues relentless strikes that are pushing civilians beyond the limit . In Washington, President Trump is threatening “massive” new sanctions on Russia if peace talks remain stalled—a reminder that diplomacy still runs on intimidation . Meanwhile, India is marking National Space Day by celebrating ISRO’s rise from modest beginnings to a global space power—science still soars even as earthbound politics crashes around us .

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The UN has declared famine in Gaza, prompting fresh international uproar as Israel continues relentless strikes that are pushing civilians beyond the limit . In Washington, President Trump is threatening “massive” new sanctions on Russia if peace talks remain stalled—a reminder that diplomacy still runs on intimidation . Meanwhile, India is marking National Space Day by celebrating ISRO’s rise from modest beginnings to a global space power—science still soars even as earthbound politics crashes around us .

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Ukrainian drones set fire to an oil pumping station in Russia’s Bryansk region as Kim Jong Un hands out combat honours to N.Korean fighters—because why not escalate on Friday. Markets are treading water: investors expect a September rate cut, but Fed officials are unconvinced as traders await Powell’s Jackson Hole stage‑moment. And in Brussels, the EU is revving up its digital‑euro ambition, even eyeing public blockchains like Ethereum to keep pace with crypto's surge.

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Ukrainian drones set fire to an oil pumping station in Russia’s Bryansk region as Kim Jong Un hands out combat honours to N.Korean fighters—because why not escalate on Friday. Markets are treading water: investors expect a September rate cut, but Fed officials are unconvinced as traders await Powell’s Jackson Hole stage‑moment. And in Brussels, the EU is revving up its digital‑euro ambition, even eyeing public blockchains like Ethereum to keep pace with crypto's surge.

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Ukrainian drones set fire to an oil pumping station in Russia’s Bryansk region as Kim Jong Un hands out combat honours to N.Korean fighters—because why not escalate on Friday. Markets are treading water: investors expect a September rate cut, but Fed officials are unconvinced as traders await Powell’s Jackson Hole stage‑moment. And in Brussels, the EU is revving up its digital‑euro ambition, even eyeing public blockchains like Ethereum to keep pace with crypto's surge.

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