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6.2-magnitude earthquake jolts southern Philippines a week after deadly quake killed 65

A magnitude-6.2 earthquake struck off the southern Philippines on Monday, just a week after a powerful quake in the same region killed at least 65 people and left dozens missing.

The Times of India

Trump threatens 100% tariff on French wine over tax on US tech giants Apple, Amazon, Facebook

US President Donald Trump told the New York Post on Monday he would slap a 100 percent tariff on French wines unless France removes its digital services tax targeting tech firms such as Amazon, Facebook, Apple and Alphabet.

France 24

UK PM announces ban on social media for under-16s

LONDON - Children under 16 will be banned from using social media in the UK, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced on Monday, saying such platforms were making youngsters "unhappy".

Bangkok Post

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Palau-flagged ship Settebello had ignored close to 60 warnings before it was hit: US official

Palau-flagged vessel Settebello at the centre of the India-US standoff had ignored close to 60 verbal warnings before it came under fire from US forces last week, resulting in the deaths of 3 Indian nationals.

The Times of India

Pakistan Air Force training aircraft crashes near Mardan, both pilots killed

A Pakistan Air Force training aircraft crashed near Mardan, killing both pilots during a routine mission. This incident marks the latest in a series of military aviation accidents in Pakistan, with authorities investigating the cause. Condolences have been extended by top military and government officials to the bereaved families.

The Times of India

Woman who fell to her death in rope-jumping tragedy is buried in Brazil

Officials have launched an investigation that could lead to murder charges

The Independent UK

At 103, he walked 20 km a day to beg on the streets and then donated $46,000 to orphanages and churches: Meet the 'saint' of Bulgaria

On a busy day in Sofia, Bulgaria's capital, passersby would often spot an elderly man standing quietly outside churches with a plastic cup in his hand. His clothes were worn. His beard was long and white. To many, he looked like a homeless pensioner trying to survive on spare change.…

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UK to sizzle in 30C heat after days of cool, unsettled weather

Britain is set for a dramatic return of summer warmth this week. Temperatures are expected to climb significantly, with some areas in England and Wales potentially reaching close to 30C. This shift follows a period of cooler, showery weather. High pressure building across Europe will bring sunshine and dry conditions.

The Times of India

California governor Gavin Newsom accuses Donald Trump of directing DoJ to investigate him and his wife – as it happened

Newsom accuses president of ‘coming after me because I am considering running for president’; justice department has yet to comment on claim

The Guardian - US

Meet Juan Hernandez: The former SpaceX welder who turned a $10,000 stock grant into $1 million

Juan Hernandez’s path into SpaceX began in 2015 through a routine job referral rather than a calculated career move. Working as a contract welder, he stepped into rocket fabrication without much sense of where it might lead, treating it as steady employment rather than a long-term trajectory. The work involved…

The Times of India

The Catholic church knew of an abusive priest in Texas and did nothing – key things a Guardian investigation found

Despite reports of Anthony Odiong preying on female congregants, the Catholic church extended his term

The Guardian - US

‘Dreamers’ are losing their jobs waiting for renewals under Trump: ‘It feels like a personal attack’

The process to renew Daca immigration status used to take a few weeks – now it drags on for months

The Guardian - US

Hunter Biden’s funny, honest X posts win fans – even Republicans

Self-deprecating jokes and mental health advocacy have gone viral, and his political commentary is proving popular

The Guardian - US

Catholic church had been alerted to Texas priest’s sexual predation for years – but dawdled before acting

Church officials had extended the temporary term of Anthony Odiong, recently convicted of sexual assault, even after women came forward with allegations of abuse

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The Independent UK

China’s ability to strike Australia ‘will grow over next decade’ as it deploys new weapons systems

Think tank says China’s rapid military expansion is reshaping Asia’s security order and bringing into question Australia’s relative isolation from military threats

The Times of India

China backs US-Iran deal to end 107-day war, urges swift reopening of Strait

In a significant diplomatic development, China has expressed enthusiastic support for the US-Iran agreement designed to resolve their 107-day standoff and restore access to the crucial Strait of Hormuz. Beijing is optimistic that the upcoming Memorandum of Understanding will be finalized, fostering much-needed stability for international commerce and energy supply.

The Times of India

G7 Summit: Jabs and awkward moments that might follow Trump to France

US President Donald Trump is set to arrive in France shortly for the G7 summit but, before he even touches down on the tarmac, a long history of his own sharp words stands to welcome him.

The Times of India

Norway crown prince's stepson sentenced to four years in prison over rape, domestic violence

Marius Borg Hoiby, the son of Norway's Crown Prince, has been sentenced to four years in prison after being found guilty of two counts of rape and domestic violence. The trial unveiled distressing aspects of the case, stirring public discourse and casting a shadow over the royal family's reputation.

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Inside Chile's spectacular Atacama super bloom: The desert that blooms once every few years

The Atacama Desert in northern Chile holds the record for being the driest non-polar desert on Earth. Some parts of it go decades without a single drop of rain. It looks, for most of the year, like a place where nothing could survive. And then, every few years, something extraordinary…

The Times of India

2,000-year-old skeleton in Scotland found with brain removed and bones carved into tools

In the late 1990s, rabbits digging burrows in a remote corner of northern Scotland stumbled upon something extraordinary: a human skull buried beneath a pile of stones near Loch Borralie. When archaeologists later excavated the site, they uncovered the remains of two people who lived roughly 2,000 years ago, during…

International Business Times UK

Claims of Leaked DMs Showing Eric Trump Asking Whether White House UFC Bouts Were Rigged Debunked

Screenshots allegedly showing Eric Trump discussing UFC fight rigging with Daniel Cormier went viral, sparking controversy.

International Business Times UK

Donald Trump Faces Backlash Over Resurfaced 'Very Sexy' Clip Linked To E. Jean Carroll Amid AI Speculation

A resurfaced video of Donald Trump discussing E. Jean Carroll's allegations has sparked online outrage, with debates over its authenticity and implications amidst ongoing legal battles.

The Independent UK

Mexico fan loses job after making racist gesture at Korean influencer during World Cup match

Man was later identified as president of Mexico’s engineering guild, and has been removed from his role

The Guardian - UK

Indian outrage over US killing of sailors mounts as leaders attend G7 summit

Relations at lowest ebb in years after Washington refuses to apologise for deaths in strait of Hormuz

Radio France Internationale

Cameroon opposition figure files complaint in France against President Biya

Former Cameroonian presidential candidate Issa Tchiroma Bakary says he's filed two complaints with the Paris Judicial Court against President Paul Biya, citing the principle of universal jurisdiction.

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