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Muhammad Yunus heads home to lead Bangladesh interim government
Army chief says Nobel Peace laureate Muhammad Yunus will lead interim government in Bangladesh, to be sworn in Thursday night. Yunus urges calm and promises to restore stability amid protests against deposed Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. New police chief appointed to investigate recent killings. Opposition demands elections within three months. Yunus’ conviction overturned in labor case.
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Hamas names new leader. Who is Yahya Sinwar
Hamas names Yahya Sinwar as new leader in Gaza, succeeding predecessor killed in presumed Israeli strike. Sinwar, close to Iran, signals hardline stance and readiness to continue fighting. Appointment likely to provoke Israel, amid fears of wider regional war. Sinwar to lead cease-fire negotiations. Israel threatens action against Sinwar. Hamas allies Iran and Hezbollah support appointment. Mediators struggle to secure deal. US Secretary of State urges Sinwar to conclude cease-fire. Sinwar known for military capabilities and control over Gaza.
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U.K. police prepare for more unrest amid fears that antiimmigration groups have a list of targets
British police are on high alert for more violence as anti-immigration groups plan attacks in response to misinformation about a stabbing incident. London police are protecting immigration services and lawyers. Riots fueled by far-right extremists have led to arrests and concerns about safety in Muslim and immigrant communities. Prime Minister condemns the violence as “far-right thuggery.” Community leaders work to protect targeted areas.
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Harris and Walz narrowly miss tarmac confrontation with Vance
Vice President Kamala Harris and running mate Tim Walz campaign in Midwest, targeting key swing states Wisconsin and Michigan. Harris criticizes Trump’s confrontational politics and emphasizes optimism for the future. Democrats aim to rebuild winning coalition from 2020 election, facing challenges in Michigan. Arab American leaders approve of Walz as running mate, relieved he was chosen over Josh Shapiro. Republicans portray Harris and Walz as too liberal for Midwest. Democratic enthusiasm surges in Detroit.
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Cori Bush loses Democratic primary after huge campaign by proIsrael groups
Two-term Representative Cori Bush, a member of the left-wing ‘Squad’, lost her Democratic primary to St Louis prosecutor Wesley Bell, with pro-Israel groups contributing $8.5m to defeat her. Bush, a critic of Israel’s actions in Gaza, called for a ceasefire and boycotted Netanyahu’s address. This defeat, following Jamal Bowman’s loss, highlights a shift in Democratic sympathy towards Palestinians.