Pope renews ceasefire call after Israeli strike on Gaza church kills three
An Israeli strike on the Holy Family Church in Gaza City killed three people and wounded nine, drawing condemnation from church leaders and the Vatican.
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Lightning strike at New Jersey archery range kills one and injures 13
A sudden lightning strike at an outdoor archery range in Jackson Township, New Jersey, killed one person and injured 13 others, police said.
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Demolition collapse in Fukuoka kills 2 workers
A two-story building came down during demolition in Kurume, killing two construction workers.
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Lightning strike at Tula resort kills three, injures four as storms sweep central Russia
Authorities said a sudden lightning strike at a riverside resort in Russia’s Tula region killed three people and injured four others during severe weather that followed a heat wave.
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Trump threatens 30% tariffs on Mexico and the EU as talks continue
President Donald Trump says the United States will impose 30% tariffs on imports from Mexico and the European Union from August 1, intensifying pressure on two major trading partners.
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Windsurf deal collapses as Google poaches the company’s CEO
A deal that would have reshaped the coding-assistant market has fallen apart, and Windsurf’s CEO is heading to Google instead.
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India strike leaves eastern cities rattled as unions and opposition parties back shutdown
A nationwide July 10 strike partially disrupted life in eastern India and saw scattered clashes, according to ABP's report.
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Children waiting for supplements killed in central Gaza strike as ceasefire talks continue
At least 15 Palestinians, including eight children and two women, were killed outside a clinic in Deir al-Balah while they waited for nutritional supplements, according to hospital and aid-group accounts cited by BBC News and Al Jazeera.
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Trump expands tariff pressure to eight countries in fresh round of trade letters
New country-specific tariff rates on Algeria, Brunei, Iraq, Libya, Moldova, the Philippines, Sri Lanka and Brazil extend the White House’s latest trade offensive.
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Israeli strike near Tripoli kills at least three in north Lebanon
Lebanon says an Israeli strike on a vehicle near Tripoli killed at least three people and injured 13, widening concerns that the ceasefire-era violence is spreading far beyond the south.
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Daimler Truck to cut 5,000 jobs in Germany by 2030 as sales soften
The commercial vehicle maker says the cuts are part of a broader cost program aimed at saving more than €1 billion a year by 2030.
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Ukrainian drone strike damages Ilsky oil refinery in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai
A new strike on the southern Russian refinery came amid a renewed Ukrainian campaign against oil infrastructure and a fresh wave of long-range attacks deep inside Russia.
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Paschal Donohoe secures a third term leading the Eurogroup
The Irish finance minister kept the euro area finance chiefs' forum after both challengers withdrew and the new mandate begins on Sunday.
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Black Sabbath farewell concert raises huge charity haul
Tom Morello says Black Sabbath's final performance at Villa Park raised £140m, with the money split between three Birmingham-linked charities.
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China opens its first Legoland in Shanghai
A new Shanghai resort marked China’s first Legoland opening, featuring a giant Lego mascot, landmark replicas and ticket prices aimed at family visitors.
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French air traffic controllers strike as summer travel begins
Hundreds of flights were canceled and tens of thousands of travelers disrupted as controllers walked out over staffing, equipment and management concerns.
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Mercosur and EFTA complete trade pact covering nearly 300 million people
The agreement promises wider market access across goods, services and investment but still requires approval by national parliaments.
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Ancient City Discovered in Peru Reveals Trade Connections
Archaeologists have unearthed a 3,500-year-old city named Peñico, which researchers believe served as a vital trading hub for early Andean and coastal civilizations.
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Drone strike on Izhevsk military factory kills three and injures 45, Russian officials say
Russian authorities declared a state of emergency after an attack on the Kupol plant in Izhevsk, a facility linked to air-defence systems production.
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A Blogger Says the Fed's Million-Dollar Cube May Be Short by Half a Million
A Calvin Liang post says the Chicago Fed museum cube appears to hold far more than the plaque claims, based on a count of the bill bundles and some rough geometry.
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Israeli strike on Gaza City café kills at least 39, including journalists and athletes
A strike on the Al-Baqa café in Gaza City killed dozens, according to reporting that says the dead included journalists, sports figures and other young people.
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UK seizes record-scale cocaine shipment worth 96 million pounds at London Gateway
Authorities say Border Force officers found 2.4 metric tons of cocaine hidden on a vessel from Panama in one of the country’s biggest drug busts in years.
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Trump ends Canada trade talks and threatens new tariffs as digital tax fight escalates
Donald Trump says the United States is cutting off trade negotiations with Canada immediately, tying the move to Ottawa’s digital services tax and signaling fresh border tariffs within a week.
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Seven local government workers die in Silay road crash
A government-owned mini dump truck returning from an environmental activity overturned in Silay, killing seven city personnel and injuring 18 others.
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