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Russian ship delivers military vehicles to Mali despite sanctions

A Russian vessel has shipped military vehicles to Mali, bypassing international sanctions. The delivery bolsters Mali's junta and deepens its military ties with Russia. This highlights the limits of sanctions and the shifting influence in West Africa.

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Why wildfires in Europe are becoming more fierce and harder to contain

The article examines the reasons behind the increasing intensity and difficulty of controlling wildfires in Europe. Key factors include persistent drought, record heatwaves, and changes in land management that create more flammable conditions. These trends amplify the threat to communities, ecosystems, and firefighting resources, underscoring the growing impact of climate change.

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Police use water cannons on education system protesters in India

Indian authorities deployed water cannons to disperse demonstrators protesting changes to the education system. The protests, led by students and teachers, oppose controversial reforms they say threaten academic standards and equity. The crackdown highlights growing tensions over education policy in India.

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Palestinians in Gaza celebrate Spain’s World Cup victory

Palestinians in Gaza celebrated Spain’s recent World Cup win, expressing joy and solidarity with the Spanish team. The celebrations reflect the political symbolism often attached to international sports events in the region. This story highlights how global sports can resonate deeply in conflict-affected areas.

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Venezuela official defends earthquake response as death toll expected to rise

Venezuelan official Rodríguez defended the government's emergency response to a recent earthquake. The number of bodies recovered is expected to increase significantly. This defense comes amid scrutiny of Venezuela's disaster preparedness and ongoing political and economic crises.

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Trump Says Reflecting Pool Work Was Rushed, Repeats Vandalism Claim

President Trump acknowledged that the renovation of the National Mall reflecting pool was rushed, but he again insisted it was vandalized. He claimed those responsible would be caught, though no evidence has been provided. The remarks continue a minor dispute over the pool’s condition and accountability.

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Why Falling Australian House Prices Are Good News for Mortgage Holders

The Guardian explains a counterintuitive trend: declining Australian house prices can benefit mortgage holders. Lower prices may lead to reduced interest rates or smaller required deposits, easing the path to homeownership. The piece offers a fresh perspective on typical housing market worries.

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Brain scans show dogs can tell fearful from angry or sad human faces

A brain imaging study in dogs found distinct neural responses to human facial expressions, particularly fear, anger, and sadness. The findings suggest dogs have evolved specialized abilities to read human emotions, deepening our understanding of the human-canine bond.

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Zuckerberg's yacht crew missed radio call to assist boat, Meta says

Meta said the crew of a yacht owned by Mark Zuckerberg did not hear a radio call requesting help from a nearby boat in distress. The clarification follows reports about the vessel's response to the emergency. No injuries or major consequences have been reported.