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The most important global events — conflicts, diplomacy and world politics — synthesised from multiple credible sources.
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US to Halt PEPFAR Funding for South Africa HIV Programs
The US State Department confirmed a phased drawdown of HIV funding for South Africa, citing diplomatic disputes and the country's economic status.
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Ukraine's Mid-Range Drones Disrupt Russian Supply Lines
New Ukrainian drones are striking Russian logistics deep behind front lines, causing fuel shortages and disrupting Moscow's offensive plans.
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US Accused of Editing Climate Change from Antarctic Report
The US faced rebuke at an Antarctic Treaty meeting for suggesting to avoid the term 'climate change' in official reports, a move France called a dangerous precedent.
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Ebola Cases Surge 38% as Death Toll Exceeds 200 in Congo, Uganda
The Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda has killed over 200 people in its first month, with cases rising 38% in a week. The rare Bundibugyo virus has no approved vaccines, and contact tracing is severely hampered by conflict, displacement, and funding shortfalls.
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Infant Botulism Outbreak Linked to Premium Baby Formulas ByHeart and Nara
A new infant botulism outbreak linked to Nara Organics formula follows a similar ByHeart outbreak, raising safety concerns about high-end baby formulas and FDA oversight.
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EU Summit in Brussels: Ukraine Support, China Trade Deficit, and €2 Trillion Budget Discussed
EU leaders gathered in Brussels for a two-day summit focused on Ukraine, a growing trade deficit with China, and the bloc's next long-term budget. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy attended.
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Major Ebola Outbreak in DR Congo Spotlights Rare Sudan Virus
A major Ebola outbreak in DR Congo, caused by the rare Sudan virus, has led to over 840 cases and nearly 200 deaths. No vaccine exists, and armed attacks on treatment centers complicate the response.
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Taiwan Diplomat: Island Needs US Weapons to Counter Growing China Threat
Taiwan's top diplomat in Washington urges US to finalize $14 billion arms deal, as China increases military pressure. Stalled sale raises concerns.
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Colombia Election: Amazon's Future at Stake in Run-Off
Colombia's presidential run-off pits far-right candidate Abelardo de la Espriella against leftist Iván Cepeda, with farmers fearing for Amazon conservation zones.
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Trump Furious with Netanyahu Over Israeli Strikes on Lebanon
US President Trump sharply criticizes Israeli PM Netanyahu over strikes on Lebanon, calling them 'vicious' and questioning Israel's use of force, amid a fragile US-Iran ceasefire deal.
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Ebola Outbreak in DRC Could Become Worst on Record, Africa CDC Warns
Africa CDC warns the Ebola outbreak in DRC could surpass the 2014-2016 West Africa epidemic, with over 800 cases and 196 deaths reported. Contact tracing gaps and funding shortfalls hinder response.
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Trump Signals Swift Return of Sanctions on Russian Oil at G7
President Trump indicates the US will soon reimpose sanctions on Russian oil shipments as the G7 refocuses on Ukraine after the Iran war deal.
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Trump urges Russia to make deal with Ukraine at G7 summit
At the G7 summit in France, President Trump urged Russia to negotiate with Ukraine, signaling a shift in focus from the Iran war. He also indicated possible reimposition of Russian oil sanctions.
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US Screwworm Cases Rise in Texas and New Mexico, Spread Beyond Initial Zone
Twelve confirmed screwworm cases in livestock across Texas and New Mexico as USDA ramps up surveillance with sterile flies, drones, and AI. Pennsylvania issues quarantine order.
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Russia's Election Meddling Abroad Has a Losing Record, Experts Say
The Kremlin's efforts to influence elections in Moldova, Hungary, Armenia and elsewhere have repeatedly failed. Experts explain why Moscow's playbook is faltering.
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Netanyahu announces re-election bid amid fallout from US-Iran deal
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu says he will run in elections by October 2026, defending his wartime record after US-Iran ceasefire sidelines Israel.
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Super El Niño Arrives: Could Rank Among Strongest Events Since 1950
El Niño has arrived and may become one of the strongest on record, triggering extreme weather worldwide. NOAA warns of 63% chance of very strong event, while drought already worsens in Central America.
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