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EU boosts aircraft to fight French wildfire
The European Union deploys 11 firefighting planes and helicopters to help battle a massive blaze in southwest France, with Spain also receiving aid.
Kashmir election begins amid protests and internet curbs
Voting starts in Pakistan-administered Kashmir under heavy security as protests demand electoral reforms and internet restrictions raise concerns.
Saudi intercepts drones from Iran-backed Iraq groups
Saudi Arabia intercepts drones launched by Iran-backed groups in Iraq targeting petroleum facilities, says defence ministry.
Polish woman killed in Berlin Pride festival attack
The victim of the Berlin Pride festival attack was a Polish national, the foreign ministry in Warsaw confirmed.
Singapore detains three teens over planned extremist attacks
Singapore arrests three teenagers for separate plots involving stabbings, shootings and bombs, warns of rising youth radicalisation.
Ukraine court remands organiser of weapons show hit by strike
A Ukrainian court remands the organiser of a weapons exhibition struck by Russia, killing 11 people and sparking national outrage.
China says US firms train AI models on Chinese examples
Beijing accuses US AI companies of using Chinese models for training, rejecting Washington's theft claims as double standards.
UN chief visits Cyprus to revive stalled peace talks
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres visits Cyprus to meet rival leaders and restart reunification talks that collapsed in 2017.
Funeral director faces jail over bodies scandal in Hull
A British funeral director faces prison after 31 bodies were found uncremated and families given wrong ashes, sparking regulation calls.
Singapore detains three teens over planned extremist attacks
Singapore arrests three teenagers for separate plots involving stabbings, shootings and bombs, warns of rising youth radicalisation.
Ukraine court remands organiser of weapons show hit by strike
A Ukrainian court remands the organiser of a weapons exhibition struck by Russia, killing 11 people and sparking national outrage.
China says US firms train AI models on Chinese examples
Beijing accuses US AI companies of using Chinese models for training, rejecting Washington's theft claims as double standards.
UN chief visits Cyprus to revive stalled peace talks
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres visits Cyprus to meet rival leaders and restart reunification talks that collapsed in 2017.
Funeral director faces jail over bodies scandal in Hull
A British funeral director faces prison after 31 bodies were found uncremated and families given wrong ashes, sparking regulation calls.
