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Ukraine-Russia conflict: Zelenskyy arrives in London, meets UK PM Starmer ahead of Trump-Putin's Alaska summit

Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Keir Starmer in London ahead of a crucial US-Russia summit, seeking reassurance amid concerns that the bilateral talks could sideline Ukraine's interests. Both leaders emphasized the importance of a lasting peace and the need for strong Western unity to ensure Ukraine's territorial integrity.

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UAE: Etihad hits record 20.3 million passengers in 12 months for the first time

Etihad Airways has carried a record 20.3 million passengers in the past 12 months, marking a historic milestone. In July 2025 alone, the airline flew 2 million passengers, a 19% increase year-on-year. Fleet growth to 111 aircraft and an expanded network of 81 destinations have fueled this strong passenger and capacity growth.

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UAE explains how it plans to use AI in issuing Fatwas to uphold islamic values and prevent misuse

The UAE Council for Fatwa participated in an international conference in Cairo focused on the role of AI in religious rulings. The Council highlighted its efforts to modernise fatwa issuance through responsible AI integration, while upholding Islamic principles. The event fostered global collaboration on developing moderate, flexible fatwa systems that align with technological advancements and societal needs.

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One night, thousands dead: Lake Nyos tragedy that killed 1,700 people overnight in Cameroon

In 1986, Lake Nyos in Cameroon experienced a devastating limnic eruption, releasing a massive carbon dioxide cloud that killed approximately 1,700 people and 3,500 animals. This rare phenomenon, caused by the sudden release of accumulated CO2, prompted scientific investigation and the implementation of degassing systems to prevent future disasters.

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What is David G. Booth’s net worth? Finance mogul donates historic $300 million to University of Kansas athletics and campus

University of Kansas receives a historic $300 million gift from alumnus David G. Booth, a pioneer in financial science. This donation, among the largest in college athletics, will advance Phase II of the KU Gateway District, a mixed-use neighborhood around the David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium. Booth's contribution establishes a lasting revenue stream for Kansas Athletics, ensuring long-term competitiveness.

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Lost your passport overseas? UAE Foreign Affairs Ministry can get you home in 30 minutes

The UAE's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has launched a swift online service for citizens abroad who've lost, damaged, or have expired passports. Through MOFA’s website or app, Emiratis can secure an electronic Return Document in just 30 minutes, enabling a quick return home. Applicants need to submit copies of their passport, a police report if lost, and a photo.

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Saudi Arabia announces 2025–2026 school start dates and new AI curriculum: Key details every parent must know

Saudi Arabia's 2025-2026 academic year introduces staggered start dates, with most regions commencing on August 24th and major cities on August 31st. The Ministry of Education has optimized weekly class schedules across grade levels and launched a nationwide AI curriculum. This initiative aims to modernize learning, enhance student well-being, and cultivate digital skills in line with Vision 2030.

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‘Callous and cold-hearted’: NY man charged with cyberstalking slain UnitedHealthcare Ceo’s family; claimed killing was justified

Shane Daley, a New York man, faces cyberstalking charges for allegedly threatening a family member of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson after Thompson's fatal shooting in December. Daley reportedly left voicemails celebrating Thompson's death and threatening his family, expressing anger over corporate greed. He was arrested, released under GPS monitoring, and could face a five-year prison sentence if convicted.

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Mega-tsunami warning: Could a 1,000-foot tsunami hit the US Pacific Coast? Scientist raises alarm

A Virginia Tech study warns of a potential mega-tsunami along the US Pacific Coast, triggered by a major earthquake in the Cascadia Subduction Zone. Coastal regions face sudden land subsidence and massive waves, posing unprecedented risks to millions. Researchers urge immediate action for improved early-warning systems and resilient infrastructure to minimize potential devastation.

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Trump's ‘DC takeover’: Residents protest surge in federal troops and police presence — All about the unrest shaking the US capital

Washington DC residents protested against President Trump's federal takeover of the city's police, citing an 'authoritarian push' despite crime rates being at a 30-year low. Federal officers and National Guard troops have been deployed across key areas, leading to increased patrols and arrests.

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Did Taliban divert international aid? US watchdog blames Afghanistan rulers of using force; blocking assistance to minorities

A US watchdog report reveals the Taliban's alleged diversion of international aid in Afghanistan, using coercion and potentially collaborating with UN officials for kickbacks. The report suggests aid is being channeled to favored communities, with allegations of extortion and control over humanitarian operations. These findings raise serious concerns about the transparency and effectiveness of aid distribution in the country.

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Europe wildfires: 3 killed, thousands evacuated in Greece, Spain, Turkey, Albania; EU sends aid

Wildfires have intensified across southern Europe, resulting in fatalities and widespread evacuations in Greece, Spain, Turkey, and Albania. Firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes, battling through heatwaves and limited resources. The EU has dispatched assistance to help combat the escalating crisis, as authorities investigate potential causes, including lightning, human activity, and aging infrastructure.

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Canada wildfires: 20,000 on standby as fire threatens Port Alberni; smoke spreads to US, Europe

Western Canada faces a critical wildfire situation as a blaze near Port Alberni forces nearly 20,000 people on standby. Across the country, from Newfoundland to Nova Scotia, wildfires prompt evacuations and air quality alerts. With over 700 fires burning, this year marks Canada's second-worst wildfire season, exacerbated by climate change and impacting regions from coast to Europe.

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Trump says Washington's crime rate worse than Mexico City, Islamabad

US president Trump declared Washington DC's crime rate among the world's highest, alleging manipulated statistics and a failing Democrat government. He announced federal control over the Metropolitan Police Department, deploying the National Guard to restore order. Trump vowed to liberate the city from thugs and killers, aiming to make it safe, clean, habitable, and beautiful once more.

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Mass shooting in US: Several law enforcement officials shot in southern Virginia; what we know so far

A shooting incident occurred in Pittsylvania County, Virginia. Several law enforcement officers sustained injuries. Representative John McGuire expressed support for the injured deputies and their families. He mentioned that he is closely monitoring the situation. Pittsylvania County is located near the border of North Carolina. Further details are awaited as the situation unfolds.

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Karachi aerial firing: Pakistan Independence Day turns deadly: 3 killed, over 60 injured

Pakistan's Independence Day celebrations in Karachi turned tragic as reckless aerial firing resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including a senior citizen and an 8-year-old girl. Over 60 others sustained gunshot injuries across the city. This incident follows a disturbing trend, with Karachi experiencing a high number of shooting-related fatalities earlier in the year.

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Mid-air chaos: LA-bound flight forced to divert due to unruly passenger; waved skateboard, shouted racial slurs

A Breeze Airways flight from Norfolk to Los Angeles was diverted to Grand Junction, Colorado, due to an unruly passenger. David Leroy Carter, 46, allegedly shouted racial slurs, waved a skateboard, and fought with passengers and crew. He broke free from restraints twice, leading to minor injuries for a flight attendant and a passenger before being taken into custody.

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BLA labelled foreign terrorist org as Trump plans to develop Pakistan's 'huge oil reserves'

Despite its SDGT designation in 2019, the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) recently faced FTO scrutiny, coinciding with US interest in Balochistan's resources. Trump's plans for oil reserves with Pakistan and visits from associates exploring mineral deals have fueled speculation. The BLA's Majeed Brigade, known for attacks against Pakistani and Chinese interests, has intensified its actions since 2018.

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