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Morocco has intensified political pressure on Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, according to the headline.
Indonesia's government is supporting earthquake victims in Nusa Tenggara Timur and arranging temporary classrooms to maintain schooling.
Qantas said its profits have declined while higher fuel costs increased pressure on the airline.
A report says people are still being exposed to chemicals that were banned 20 years ago.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio publicly rejected claims that the United States imposed an oil blockade on Cuba.
Personnel and technology have been deployed after fire hotspots reappeared in Way Kambas National Park. The headline indicates an active environmental and public-safety response.
The Iranian rial is reported to have fallen to two million per U.S. dollar. The headline asks what is driving the currency's sharp decline.
A report describes a gallows designed to hang Palestinians and allow victims' relatives to observe executions. The headline indicates a severe conflict-related detention or execution issue.
Israeli fighter jets reportedly attacked targets in southern Lebanon. The headlines indicate that a U.S.-linked agreement has not ended the conflict.
Papua New Guinea will consider Bougainville's bid for independence.
Alberta's premier has rejected an opposition call to cancel a separation vote while Canada faces a trade dispute with the United States.
Flooding has hit Birmingham while storm warnings cover much of England and Wales.
The Ibrahim Index of African Governance says a decade of progress is under threat as overall governance performance flatlines.
A flight was diverted after its pilot became sick. The headline does not indicate broader airport or aviation-system disruption.
The United States says Chinese hackers accessed the Justice Department, NASA, Federal Reserve and Senate.
Petrol prices have risen above two euros per litre, reaching their highest level since September 2023. The EU is considering excise-duty reductions with limits.
The rupiah fell to 17,777 after Bank Indonesia said the domestic economic cycle had not yet optimized.
Malaysia is testing cloud-seeding assistance as haze crosses borders from Indonesia.
China's industrial profits growth has slumped to its lowest level in seven months.
An analyst says the United States wants Asian allies to align their strategies despite a possible U.S. pullback.
Flooding has hit Birmingham while storm warnings cover much of England and Wales.
The headline reports a flood wave in Nepal, but provides no further details on its scale or impact.
An aircraft tire exploded before the plane departed from an airport in Chicago.
Inflation remains high following a war involving Iran and the imposition of tariffs, according to the headline.
The FBI identified a Chinese hacking group accused of targeting several government offices in the United States.
Rescuers are searching for hundreds of people missing after a devastating flood near the Nepal-Tibet border.
Ukraine is rebooting defenses in a reported fortress belt as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visits the frontline.
A magnitude 7.7 earthquake in Indonesia reportedly killed nearly 50 people and led to the evacuation of 2,000 others.
A Swedish-language headline reports that the CIA chief visited Moscow to warn Russian President Vladimir Putin.
A former agent trained to infiltrate North Korea described three years of secret operations and subsequent abandonment.
A report says illicit alcohol trading is undermining investment and job creation.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe reportedly warned Russia not to attack NATO during a secretive trip.
Bond yields are rising sharply, with the headline warning of potential broader economic consequences.
Australian red meat prices reportedly increased by more than 9% over the year, contributing to food inflation.
A report estimates that rising costs have added more than $5,000 to household expenses in New York.
The US State Department reaffirmed its commitment to the complete denuclearization of North Korea.
A report indicates a worsening kidnapping crisis in Nigeria and includes accounts of victims being shot while attempting to flee.
The headline reports that China's imports of Iranian oil have nearly halved since the start of a war. The parties to the war are not specified in the headline.
A premier warned against using energy as leverage amid an escalating trade war. The headline does not identify the countries involved.