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Today's coverage includes:

• The United Arab Emirates detects two missiles fired from Iran.

• The United Kingdom confirms it will continue providing military support to Ukraine.

• More than 5,000 people are displaced following attacks in Sudan’s Blue Nile region.

• The Rapid Support Forces launches a security and military crackdown in Nyala, South Darfur.

• Hundreds become ill during a salmonella outbreak in the United Kingdom linked to imported eggs.

• Zambia’s President is declared the winner of the country’s general election, securing a second term.

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Today's coverage includes:

• Iran launches a drone attack targeting the Kurdistan Regional Government prime minister’s office in Iraq.

• A Russian cruise missile explodes in Moldova after entering from Ukrainian airspace.

• Sudanese forces report shooting down a long-range drone in North Kordofan.

• South Sudan’s President meets with the Governor of Darfur to discuss efforts to end the conflict in Sudan.

• The United Nations reports on the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

• Hundreds are hospitalized amid a cholera outbreak in Yangon, Myanmar.

• California approves new energy-efficiency standards for replacement tires.

• Iran bars two French embassy employees from returning to the country.

• The U.S. President orders a reduction in military exercises with South Korea.

• A $1.7 billion border-security project is paused in Big Bend National Park, Texas.

• South Korea’s former Prime Minister is elected as the new leader of the Democratic Party.

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Global Affairs: A Spanish F/A-18 jet shoots down a Russian drone near Galați, Romania, after it entered Romanian airspace from Moldova. The Azawad Liberation Front releases six Malian troops, and the African Union holds talks with Sudanese officials in Sudan in an effort to end the war.

Sports: Canada defeats the United States to win its third IFAF Women's Flag Football World Championship title, while Canada's men's flag football team qualifies for the 2028 Summer Olympics.

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Global Affairs: Iran and Oman reach an agreement on a safe shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz, while another vessel is reported attacked in the waterway. Israeli airstrikes are also reported in southern Lebanon.

Arts & Culture: A 180-foot monument dedicated to the Virgin Mary is inaugurated in Konotopie, Poland, becoming the tallest of its kind in Europe.

Politics: Liechtenstein announces plans to gradually transition its royal line of succession to absolute primogeniture, allowing future women to inherit the throne.

Sports: New swimming world records are set in the men's 1,500-meter freestyle at the European Aquatics Championships and the women's 50-meter freestyle at the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships.

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Today's coverage includes:

• Global Affairs: Ongoing military actions and regional developments, including reported strikes in northern Gaza, renewed fighting in Sudan's North Kordofan region, and the release of an American missionary from captivity in Niger.
  
• Disasters and Environment: A magnitude-4.8 earthquake striking Spain's Granada province, causing property damage and tremors felt across the region.
  
• Sports: The suspension of the eighth stage of the Volta a Portugal cycling race following a fatal accident involving a British competitor.

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Today's coverage includes:

• Global Affairs: Developments in the Strait of Hormuz, including attacks on two vessels linked to the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company and a planned U.S. aircraft carrier deployment to the Middle East.

• Gaza: Israeli military operations in Gaza City and Khan Yunis.

• Ukraine War: A reported attack in Sevastopol, Crimea, involving a Russian military officer.

• Sudan: Fighting and territorial developments in Blue Nile State, North Kordofan, and Khartoum.

• Health & Environment: Romania's nuclear power plants and water levels in the Danube, along with rising West Nile virus cases in Greece.

• Politics & Elections: Kyrgyzstan's upcoming presidential election and voting in Zambia's general election.

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Today's coverage includes:

• Fighting in Sudan, including drone and land attacks in El Obeid and drone strikes reported across Khartoum, Bahri, Omdurman, Ad-Damir, and Atbara.

• A drone strike on an electrical substation in Zawiya, Libya, causing a fire and power outages.

• An ambush involving FARC dissidents in Algeciras, Huila, Colombia.

• An attempted attack near Tayoltita Airfield in Durango, Mexico, involving gunmen and Mexican soldiers.

• Voters in the Cook Islands going to the polls to elect all 24 members of Parliament.

• The Rapid Support Forces-appointed governor of Sudan's Kordofan region resigning and announcing a defection.

• The total solar eclipse visible across Greenland, Iceland, and Spain, with a partial eclipse visible across parts of North America, Europe, Africa, and Asia.

• Astronomers announcing the discovery of a new type of astrophysical object described as a black hole star.

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Today's coverage includes:

• Pakistan’s Defence Minister says a deal between Iran and the United States is close, including an arrangement involving the Strait of Hormuz.

• A U.S. military helicopter reportedly fired at a Panama-flagged container ship in the Gulf of Oman after its crew ignored the naval blockade of Iranian ports.

• The Israeli military targeted a Hamas sniper near the Yellow Line in the Gaza Strip.

• Syria confirms cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency to remove nuclear materials from a hidden facility.

• Lebanon’s parliament votes to abolish the death penalty.

• A U.S. Marine Corps soldier is released from Russia after being detained there since 2022.

• Hungary’s parliament elects a former Supreme Court president as the country’s new president.

• Palestinian football and sporting activities are scheduled to resume in September.

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Today's coverage includes:

• The United States says 55 vessels linked to Iran have been redirected since the naval blockade was reinstated, amid the ongoing Strait of Hormuz crisis.

• Iran appoints new military leaders following the deaths of their predecessors during initial Israeli and U.S. airstrikes.

• Colombia recognizes the Golan Heights in southwestern Syria as part of Israel's sovereignty.

• Russia's Supreme Court bars the Yabloko party from participating in the 2026 Russian legislative election.

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Today's coverage includes:

• Global Affairs: Developments involving the Gaza peace plan and an assassination attempt in Yemen.

• Health and Environment: Food recalls linked to salmonellosis and cyclosporiasis in the United States, along with record temperatures reported in Hong Kong.

• International Relations: Russia and Syria reach an agreement concerning Russia's presence along the Syrian coast.

• Politics: An update on a reported meeting between Iran's supreme leader and president.

• Sports: Malawi qualifies for the FIFA Women's World Cup after defeating Ghana, while Mexico wins the CONCACAF Under-20 Championship after defeating the United States.

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