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Mexico: Hurricane Erick reaches category 3 as landfall nears
Local authorities have urged people living in low-lying areas or near rivers to move to shelters as Hurricane Erick approaches. Forecasters warn of intense rainfall across the Mexican states of Oaxaca and Guerrero.
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Russia's Putin says he's open to talks with Merz, Zelenskyy
Russian President Vladimir Putin said he is ready to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The Russian leader is also open to talking with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
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US resumes student visas, demands social media access
State Department officials will review applicants' social media accounts for "indications of hostility" towards the United States.
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Budapest Pride ban threat sets up EU-Hungary showdown
A Hungarian law passed allegedly to protect children will likely be used to ban a Budapest Pride event. EU lawmakers have called on the bloc to pressure Hungary into allowing LGBTQ+ events.
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Air India marred by flight disruptions in crash aftermath
Air India has seen a wave of flight cancellations, with its Boeing fleet under review by Indian regulators. Meanwhile, over 200 victims of the Ahmedabad plane crash have been identified.
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US Supreme Court backs Tennessee youth transgender care ban
In a setback for transgender rights in the United States, the conservative-dominated court voted to uphold a ban on hormone therapy, puberty blockers and gender transition surgery for minors.
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Fordo — the heart of Iran's nuclear program
Israel has said its assault on Iran aims to destroy Tehran's nuclear program. Sites in Natanz, Isfahan and elsewhere have been heavily damaged. Now the bunker at Fordo is in the crosshairs.
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Coco Gauff calls on social media platforms to tackle abuse
After women's professional tennis organizers the WTA detailed abuse against nearly 500 female players, French Open champion Coco Gauff says more action needs to be taken against online abusers.
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Fact check: Old war videos recycled as fake news
Many viral videos claiming to show Israeli and Iranian bombings are fake and include AI-generated clips as well as 2003 Iraq war footage. Learn how to spot disinformation and verify content yourself.
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Who killed Patrice Lumumba?
For Juliana Lumumba, he was not just a politician: Patrice Lumumba was her father. That's why she continues to demand the truth about an assassination for which no one has faced justice.
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Nippon completes acquisition of US Steel
Nippon's takeover of US Steel includes an agreement that gives the US government veto power over corporate decisions, which could serve to protect US economic interests. The finalized deal ends 18 months of negotiations.
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Is North Korea boosting its nuclear capabilities?
North Korea is building a new facility at its Yongbyon nuclear complex that is similar to a known uranium enrichment site, says the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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What you need to know about Kenyan protester's shooting
The shooting in one of Nairobi's busiest streets outraged many Kenyans who have long witnessed officers abusing protesters and bystanders. Human rights groups are concerned about the rising lawlessness in Kenya.
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How the Iran-Israel conflict could destabilize Pakistan
The Israel-Iran conflict could trigger new security and economic challenges for Pakistan, which is already grappling with militancy, separatism and economic instability.
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Iran summons German envoy after Merz' pro-Israel comments
The German chancellor had said that Israel was doing the "dirty work… for all of us." Meanwhile, Trump has said he "may" or "may not" get involved in the attacks on Iran. Follow DW for the latest.
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Can Israel's economy withstand multiple conflicts?
With Israel fighting on at least two fronts, the country's finances and economy are strained. The government hopes higher taxes can cover some of the bills while its high-tech industry remains a safe investment.
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Austria plans gun control measures after school shooting
After a shooter killed 10 people at a school in Graz, Austria's government is tightening rules on gun purchases by raising the minimum age and calling for more psychological screening.
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Star pianist Alfred Brendel dies at 94
Hailed as one of the greatest musicians of the last century, the pianist Alfred Brendel passed away at his home in London at age 94.
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The 50+1 rule in German football: What you need to know
In Germany, the 50+1 rule protects professional football clubs from complete control by investors – a unique feature in the sport. It has many supporters internationally, but also attracts criticism.
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Israel's Iran attack sparks legal debate
Israel says it struck Iran in self-defense, fearing a nuclear threat. But international law covering self-defense by states is very strict — fueling heated debate about the legality of Israel's initial attack.
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US judge blocks Trump ban on gender-neutral passports
The Trump administration had ordered that passports only show applicants' genders as assigned at birth. A judge said the order likely violated constitutional rights by discriminating on the basis of sex.
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