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Iran Demands Return of Allegedly Captured Pilots

Iran formally accuses Qatar of holding three military pilots as prisoners of war for approximately six months and seeks International Committee of the Red Cross intervention. Qatar categorically denies detaining any Iranian aviators.

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678,000 French Citizens Exposed in Tax Authority Breach

France's tax authority (DGFiP) admitted to a data breach after hackers accessed personal and professional tax records of 678,000 individuals. The attacker, using alias 'ZeroBytes', claims to hold data on 20 million citizens but only extracted a fraction.

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Philippines School Shooting Kills Two Students in Zamboanga

Two students died in a shooting at a high school attached to Ateneo de Zamboanga University in the southern Philippines, marking the second school shooting in two months. The incident highlights growing gun violence concerns in Philippine educational institutions.

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Cristiano Ronaldo privately marries partner in Portugal home

Football legend Cristiano Ronaldo wed partner Georgina Rodríguez in a private living room ceremony at their Portuguese home, attended only by their five children. Ronaldo hinted his current season in Saudi Arabia with Al-Nassr may be his last, planning focus on family and enjoying retirement.

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Lula Launches Historic Fourth Presidential Campaign

Brazilian President Lula formally launched his campaign for a historic fourth term amid competition from Flávio Bolsonaro, son of imprisoned former president Bolsonaro. The race sets up a clash between left and right-wing candidates.

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Day in Sports Highlights Competitive Achievements

Sports events across multiple disciplines delivered noteworthy competitive results. Athletes from various countries demonstrated excellence in their respective sports.

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Human Rights Groups Challenge Infantino's FIFA Run

Human rights organizations including FairSquare are challenging FIFA president Gianni Infantino's eligibility to run for re-election, citing alleged violations of FIFA statutes. The Scottish Football Association has withdrawn support for his candidacy.

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Polish Tourist Bus Crash Kills Twelve in Hungary

A coach carrying Polish tourists overturned in a ditch on Hungary's M3 motorway near Mezokeresztes, killing 12 people and injuring at least 10 early Sunday. Police suggest the driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel during the journey.

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Trump orders Pentagon to scale back joint exercises with South Korea

At a state ceremony in Seoul on Saturday, Lee proposed that the two Koreas sit down for talks on ...

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Bangladesh Stuns Australia with Historic Test Victory

Bangladesh achieved a historic first-ever Test win on Australian soil, defeating the home team by nine wickets in Darwin. The visitors demonstrated dominant cricket across all departments, with spinner Mehidy Hasan Miraz taking 5-66 in the decisive innings.

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Spanish Midfielder Rodri Joins Barcelona From Manchester City

Ballon d'Or winner Rodri completes transfer from Manchester City to Barcelona in 76.5 million euro deal. World Cup champion midfielder declares it a dream to join the Spanish club.

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Italy Claims Bronze in European Athletics Championship

Italy earned a bronze medal in the women's 4x400 relay at the European athletics championships. The achievement highlighted competitive performances from European teams across multiple events.

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Five Teenagers Die in Head-On Motorway Crash

Five male teenagers died in a head-on collision after one vehicle drove in the wrong direction on Ireland's M9 motorway near Kildare at 3 AM. Four others were seriously injured; police warn such wrong-way driving is increasingly done for social media.

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Brazil Election: Fewer Women Run for President

Brazil's 2026 election features only two female presidential candidates, down from four in 2022—a significant decline despite long-term growth in women's political involvement. Barriers persist at multiple levels: party recruitment structures, informal power networks, internal political violence, and unequal access to campaign resources and media visibility.

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Israeli Minister Advocates Daily Gaza Targeted Operations

Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir calls for nightly targeted operations targeting Palestinian civilians in Gaza. His hardline rhetoric contradicts international law and ceasefire commitments amid ongoing peace negotiations.

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