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The Democratic Republic of the Congo is engaged in a constitutional dispute concerning the 2028 election.
The headline reports that Donald Trump has opened four fronts and that global tensions have risen.
A US judge postponed the trial of a Libyan man charged in connection with the Lockerbie bombing.
Three South Korean carriers are merging into one low-cost airline.
An Orange County district attorney announced a $100 million claims program for people affected by chemical-related evacuations in Garden Grove.
An uneven monsoon is raising concern about food supplies and prompting calls for an early response.
The Commonwealth has hired luxury Crown executive jets to support aid work in the Pacific.
Fiji welcomed a reported agreement between the United States and Iran, saying lower fuel prices could ease domestic cost pressures.
Cocoa producers are considering a cartel modeled on OPEC to stabilize a declining West African cocoa market.
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul is set to press US Secretary of State Marco Rubio for stronger US engagement in Ukraine.
The Orange County district attorney announced a $100 million claims program for people affected by chemical evacuations in Garden Grove.
A plane fighting a forest fire in Greece crashed, killing two people according to the headline.
A claims program has been established following a chemical tank crisis in Garden Grove.
Instant houses are being provided as shelter in Kumamoto following an earthquake.
Andy Burnham plans to travel to the United States to lobby Donald Trump regarding Patriot systems for Ukraine.
A report says protected areas are in an emergency as mining, deforestation and petroleum activity advance.
Two barges caused congestion on the Danube while the Paks nuclear power plant resumed operation.
France's education minister announced that 10 million students will be questioned about sexual violence at the start of the school year.
An opinion piece calls for NATO to establish a no-fly zone over Ukraine.
A proposed California tax on billionaires is being watched internationally.
The Orange County district attorney announced a $100 million claims program for people affected by chemical-related evacuations in Garden Grove.
Storm winds blew an 18-wheeler over on Interstate 10 in Louisiana.
A US judge postponed the trial of a man charged in the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103.
LASU and Nigeria's immigration service convened a conference focused on border security.
A funding void and budget shortfall threaten the continuation of city programs. No organizations have stepped in to replace the missing funding.
A tire fire in Merced County sent a plume of smoke near Turlock.
Newmont is reported to be paying $1.95 billion in a transaction involving Barrick Mining shares.
Concerns about global government debt have driven gold prices higher, with silver rising more sharply as investors buy in.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun reaffirmed cooperation after a crisis.
Starting August 15, Indiana public universities will introduce additional admissions security reviews, according to the headline.
Businesses in Ringgold are continuing recovery efforts after flash flooding. Owners are calling for solutions as the local disruption persists.
A derailment involving Rusal in Guinea has halted alumina exports, according to sources cited in the headline.
The Indonesian government is intensifying measures against land burning in Kalimantan. The headline does not specify the scale of the fires or the measures involved.
Bulgaria is building a 300-meter dike as high Danube levels threaten the Kozloduy nuclear power plant. The measure is intended to address a flood risk to critical infrastructure.
Workers at National Steel Car have been on strike for nearly two weeks, with negotiations reportedly stalled. The headline does not specify production or delivery impacts.
Nigeria’s NAFDAC warned manufacturers to recall sachet alcohol products. The headline indicates a nationwide product-safety action but gives no details on reported harm.
The UN Secretary-General said conflicts have made global food supplies collateral damage. The headline does not identify specific conflicts or quantify the disruption.
The United States has announced financial rewards for information about five leaders of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The White House has authorized private companies to conduct offensive cyber operations against foreign criminal groups.