Poland appeals ruling over €1.3 billion in unwanted Pfizer vaccine doses
Warsaw says the pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine changed the deal as it seeks to halt enforcement of a Brussels court judgment.
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Western Cape murders top 170 in two weeks as South African officials debate the response
Police, provincial leaders and anti-crime campaigners are split over whether the answer is a state of disaster or a broader policing reset.
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Russian anti-war politician Boris Nadezhdin leaves country amid pressure
The former presidential hopeful appeared in Paris after being barred from office, fined and forced to suspend a parliamentary campaign.
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Lula launches fourth-term bid as Trump pressure hangs over Brazil campaign
Brazilian president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has formally entered the race for October’s election, casting his candidacy as a test of experience, sovereignty and political stamina.
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Four workers killed in Nyanga shooting while repairing flat tyre
Police in Nyanga, Western Cape, are investigating a shooting that killed four workers as they repaired a vehicle tyre.
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FBI investigates cyberattacks reported at Michigan and Minnesota water systems
Officials said treatment remained safe as investigators examined breaches involving remote operational technology across multiple US states.
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Gunman kills three and wounds seven at Twin Falls In-N-Out
A shooting on August 1, 2026 at the newly opened Idaho restaurant ended with the attacker’s death, leaving four people dead in total.
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Authorities say the pilot was caught with more than 26 kilograms of ecstasy and methamphetamine shortly after landing in Jakarta, triggering a wider narcotics investigation.
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Death sentence imposed on former Sri Lankan police chief over Easter attacks
Pujith Jayasundara may appeal after a divided three-judge bench held him responsible for negligent failures before the 2019 bombings.
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Bulgaria schedules presidential election for October 25
The vote will test whether Prime Minister Rumen Radev can extend his Progressive Bulgarian party's dominance by helping President Iliana Yotova retain the office.
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Pope Leo XIV Elevates Francis Xavier Duan Yongkun as Coadjutor Bishop in Inner Mongolia
The Vatican has completed another step in the delicate China church arrangement by consecrating a coadjutor bishop in Bameng.
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Nauru makes Naoero its official name after parliament act and government notice
Nauru has formally adopted Naoero as the country’s official name after parliament approved a constitutional amendment and the government notified international bodies.
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Taiwan detains Nvidia employee in AI chip smuggling investigation
Prosecutors say the suspect is part of a case involving allegedly falsified documents and shipments of advanced servers to China despite U.S. export controls.
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Algeria elects Khalida Boufedeche as first woman to lead parliament
Khalida Boufedeche has become the first woman to preside over Algeria’s People’s National Assembly, a milestone in a chamber still dominated by men.
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Georgia school shooter sentenced to life without parole for killing four at Apalachee High
Colt Gray, who was 14 at the time of the attack, received four life sentences after pleading guilty.
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Myanmar parliament approves death penalty for severe online-scam offences
The military-backed legislature adopted its first law under the new government, targeting coercion, torture and deaths inside fraud compounds.
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Ben Carroll assumes Victoria premiership ahead of November election
The former lawyer, political adviser and education minister became Victoria’s 50th premier after Jacinta Allan resigned, leaving Labor to contest an election four months later under new leadership.
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Keiko Fujimori sworn in as Peru’s president after narrow runoff win
The conservative leader took office in Lima after a June runoff decided by fewer than 50,000 votes, inheriting a country marked by political turnover, crime concerns and regional divides.
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Nicaragua delays vote on blocking opposition from future elections until September
Rosario Murillo says the constitutional reform vote has been pushed back, extending uncertainty over a plan that critics say would entrench repression.
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Berlin Pride attack suspect killed during police operation
Police said Abdul B. advanced on tactical officers with a stabbing weapon in Spandau after a day-long search following the fatal festival attack.
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Teenager detained after Seattle festival shooting kills three
Police said at least three shooters may have exchanged fire at Seattle Center, leaving four other people wounded, including a two-year-old boy.
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One killed and 29 injured in attack near Berlin Pride
A van struck people in Tiergarten before the assailant attacked others with a bladed weapon, setting off a citywide manhunt.
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Aberdeen bishop excommunicates priest after unauthorized consecration
The Diocese said Father Michael Mary had entered schism and barred him from ministry after a sedevacantist ceremony on Papa Stronsay.
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Brazilian right nominates Flávio Bolsonaro for presidency
Reports dated 25 July 2026 documented brazilian right nominates Flávio Bolsonaro for presidency, marking a significant politics development.
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