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Bangkok Hit by Widespread Flooding After Days of Heavy Rainfall

Bangkok has officially declared a disaster status as persistent heavy rains triggered extensive flooding across the Thai capital. Days of near-continuous downpours overwhelmed the city's drainage systems, inundating streets and properties. The disaster declaration signals the severity of the situation and is expected to unlock emergency resources for affected residents. Authorities are working to manage the crisis as the flooding continues to impact daily life across the city.

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White House blocks CNN from Air Force One on Trump's Tennessee trip

The White House barred CNN from travelling aboard Air Force One with President Donald Trump on Saturday. The exclusion came ahead of Trump's scheduled trip to Tennessee. CNN had been set to be part of the press pool accompanying the president on the flight. The move marks a significant restriction on media access to the US president, continuing tensions between the Trump administration and certain news outlets.

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Brazil's Lula Signs Ban on Online Gambling Amid Tight Presidential Race

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has signed a ban on online gambling as the country heads toward a presidential election. Lula described the online gambling industry as a 'cancer' that needed to be eliminated. The move comes as Lula faces a closely contested race against rival Flávio Bolsonaro. The ban reflects growing government concern over the social and economic impact of online betting platforms in Brazil.

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Tensions Rise Between Ethiopian Forces and TPLF Amid Fear of Renewed Tigray Conflict

Tensions are escalating between Ethiopia's national army and the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF), raising fears of a return to armed conflict in the Tigray region. The standoff has drawn attention to unresolved political and military grievances between the two sides. Analysts are examining the underlying issues fueling the current deterioration in relations. The situation has prompted concern among observers who warn that renewed fighting could have serious humanitarian consequences.

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Iran proposes deal with US to reopen Strait of Hormuz within a week

Iran has offered the United States a deal that would see the Strait of Hormuz reopened within seven days. The proposal is being discussed indirectly, with mediators facilitating communication between the two sides. A US official confirmed to the BBC that 'constructive discussions' are currently underway through these intermediaries. The Strait of Hormuz is a critical global shipping lane through which a significant share of the world's oil passes.

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South Africa's New US Ambassador Rejects Trump's White Genocide Claims

South Africa's newly appointed ambassador to the United States, Roelf Meyer, has firmly denied that a white genocide exists in his country. Meyer, speaking to the BBC, challenged claims made by US President Donald Trump regarding the alleged persecution of white Afrikaners in South Africa. The ambassador argued that his own identity as a white Afrikaner lends him particular credibility in refuting such assertions. Meyer's remarks come amid ongoing diplomatic tensions between South Africa and the United States over the contentious genocide narrative.

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Germany's Political Centre Struggles as Voters Shift on Economy and Migration

Germany is experiencing a significant political realignment as voters increasingly move away from centrist parties. Friedrich Merz is working to consolidate support amid growing public anxiety over the country's economic outlook and migration policies. The shift reflects a deeper identity crisis within German politics, with traditional mainstream parties losing their grip on the electorate. Concerns over both economic performance and immigration levels are proving to be key drivers pushing voters toward the political fringes.

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FBI Agents Speak Out Over Fears Following Major Internal Data Breach

Current and former FBI agents have spoken to the BBC about the serious impact of a significant data breach targeting the agency. The hack has left personnel feeling fearful and angry over what they describe as a dangerous exposure of sensitive information. Agents expressed concern about the potential consequences of the compromised data falling into the wrong hands. The breach has raised questions about internal security protocols within one of the United States' most prominent law enforcement agencies.

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Papua's Tropical Glaciers Near Extinction Due to Climate Change

The glaciers atop Papua's tropical mountain peaks are on the verge of disappearing permanently due to the effects of climate change. These rare snowfields, found on a tropical island, carry deep spiritual meaning for local communities who regard them as sacred. Beyond their cultural importance, the glaciers also hold significant scientific value, offering researchers insights into climate history. Their imminent loss marks a profound environmental and cultural turning point for the region.

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Mississippi woman found hanged was dead before body was staged, police say

Tasia Fortune, a Black woman, was found hanging from a tree at an abandoned property in Jackson, Mississippi, in August. Police have determined that she was already dead before her body was placed in that position. Investigators concluded the scene had been deliberately staged after her death. Authorities are treating the case as a homicide and continuing their investigation into the circumstances of her death.

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Kratom: The controversial herbal substance raising alarm across the US

Kratom is an herbal substance that has been commercially available in the United States for approximately a decade. The drug has come under renewed scrutiny following an investigation into the deaths of two college students. US officials have expressed growing concern over its widespread availability and potential dangers. The substance is often sold at gas stations and convenience stores, earning it the informal label 'gas station heroin'. Authorities are now examining the risks kratom poses to public health, particularly among young people.

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Netanyahu Addresses UN Despite Outstanding ICC Arrest Warrant

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu traveled to the United States to speak at the United Nations, despite an active International Criminal Court arrest warrant against him. The ICC warrant did not result in his arrest during the visit. The United States, which hosted the UN General Assembly, is not a member of the ICC and is therefore not obligated to enforce its warrants. This legal and diplomatic reality effectively shielded Netanyahu from any arrest action on American soil.

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Russia Expands Strikes to Target Ukraine's Data Centres, Zelensky Warns

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has announced that Russia has broadened its military attacks to include strikes on data centres across Ukraine. The escalation marks an expansion beyond traditional infrastructure targets to digital and technological facilities. According to Zelensky, the strikes are designed to undermine Ukrainians' ability to remain connected, pursue education, and carry out work. The attacks represent what Ukrainian officials view as a deliberate effort to disrupt civilian digital life during the ongoing conflict.

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Two Arrested After Series of Mysterious Manhole Emergences Across New York City

New York City authorities have arrested two individuals in connection with a series of unusual incidents involving people climbing out of manholes. The incidents occurred late at night across various locations in the city. The pattern of behaviour raised concern among residents and law enforcement, prompting an investigation. Police moved to make arrests following the string of repeated occurrences.

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US Supreme Court reinstates data system used to verify voter citizenship

The US Supreme Court has revived a controversial data system used to check citizenship status during voter eligibility screenings. The system cross-references citizenship information alongside other sensitive personal data to identify and filter out alleged non-citizen voters. The court's decision reverses a lower court ruling that had previously blocked the system's use. The reinstatement has drawn attention given the sensitivity of the data involved and the broader national debate over voting rights and election integrity.

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Thousands Welcome Pope on France Visit Amid Signs of Growing Spirituality

Thousands of people gathered in France to greet the Pope during his visit to the country. The turnout was notably enthusiastic, drawing significant public attention. The Catholic Church attributed the warm reception to what it sees as a rise in spirituality among the French population. BBC correspondent Hugh Schofield reported on the reasons behind the public enthusiasm surrounding the visit.

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German Students Strike Against Potential Return of Compulsory Military Service

Students across Germany staged strikes to protest against the prospect of mandatory military service being introduced in the country. The demonstrations were organized in response to a law on voluntary military service that came into force in January 2025. Protest organizers expressed concern that voluntary service could eventually give way to compulsory conscription. The strikes reflect growing unease among young Germans about the direction of the country's defense and military policies.

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Man wounded at 2024 Trump Butler rally dies from shooting injuries

Jim Copenhaver, who was shot twice during a 2024 Donald Trump campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, has died from his injuries. The shooting occurred when a gunman opened fire at the event, striking multiple people. Another man was killed in the same attack, while Trump himself was grazed on the ear by a bullet. Copenhaver had survived the initial assault but has since succumbed to his wounds.

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