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Public policy, regulatory direction, fiscal choices, and implementation across major institutions.
Lebanese state media reported at least 11 deaths in strikes on Kfar Rumman and another location, as Beirut warned the US-brokered truce with Hezbollah was at risk.
The attack on Kfar Reman reportedly killed children, including a two-month-old infant, and left at least two people missing amid renewed strikes despite a June ceasefire agreement.
Rescue teams are searching for survivors near Delhi University’s Satya Niketan campus, with up to 40 people feared trapped.
The cartoon addresses a reported claim linking feminism and “woke genderism” with young men’s movement towards the manosphere.
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Al Jazeera Global News reports that around 140 people arrived in the UK aboard a small boat before protesters and police clashed in Portsmouth.
A fireworks display detonated during a religious festival, with Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office reportedly opening an investigation.
Philippine Defence Secretary Gilberto Teodoro says Beijing could exploit scaled-back exercises, while Washington assures Manila its commitments remain unchanged.
The far-right Alternative for Germany narrowly missed an outright majority in a regional election watched closely across Berlin and Brussels.
The proposed laws would require platforms including Meta to offer users a choice over algorithmically curated feeds and meet a digital duty of care.
Iranian security chief Mohsen Rezaei has announced plans for a restricted zone, but details on its scope and enforcement remain unclear.
Al Jazeera reports criticism of Adidas after its campaign for amputees featured a former Israeli soldier.
A delegation led by Culture Minister Olivia Grange will petition King Charles III over slavery’s legality and the UK’s potential obligation to provide a remedy.
President William Ruto has directed authorities to shut down foreign-operated small retail businesses and hawking from 7 September, while Parliament considers a proposed local-content law.
A Boeing 767-300 operated by 21 Air caught fire and struck vehicles while landing at Miami International Airport. The cause is under investigation.
Kim Jong Un says the Kang Kon destroyer will strengthen North Korea’s ability to deliver retaliatory strikes, but its weapons and operational capabilities remain unverified.
Tehran says the route will be announced within days after reported US strikes on Iranian oil tankers.
The publishers allege their journalism was used to train AI models without permission and reproduced in chatbot responses.
The hard-right Alternative for Germany has secured its strongest election result in the state, but may still be unable to form an administration.
In a Guardian opinion essay, Aly links repeated economic, social, political and cultural shocks to growing disillusionment with the liberal order.
Nomi Kaltmann recounts how her father Max responded to early-onset Parkinson’s disease through faith, service and community-building.
Far-right protesters reportedly blocked coaches after a small boat was intercepted off the Hampshire coast, prompting a multi-agency response.
A Boeing 767-300 operated by 21 Air on Amazon’s behalf caught fire after overrunning the runway at Miami International Airport. The cause is under investigation.
At least 60 people were wounded when fireworks detonated during a local ritual in Santa Maria Canchesda, prompting an investigation by Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office.
An Amazon Air Boeing 767-300 operated by 21 Air reportedly crashed into vehicles and caught fire after overrunning the runway at Miami International Airport.