The Guardian
Ukraine war briefing Russia orders faster evacuation of civilians in Kursk
Russia evacuates 76,000 from Kursk amid Ukrainian invasion. Zelenskiy acknowledges Ukrainian forces in Kursk. 13 injured in missile debris incident. Russia claims halting Ukraine’s advance. Threat to Kursk nuclear plant. Power outages reported. Belarus reinforces border with Ukraine. Ukrainian navy attacks Russian gas platform. Three killed in Russian attacks in Donetsk and Kharkiv. One civilian killed in Ukrainian drone strike in Lipetsk. Ukraine reports fewer combat engagements. Russia launches air attack on Kyiv, repelled by air defence systems.
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Al Jazeera English
Brazilian authorities recover bodies, probe cause of deadly plane crash
Civil defence teams are recovering bodies of 58 passengers, four crew killed in a plane crash in Sao Paulo state. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash, which killed all 62 people on board. The crashed plane was an ATR 72 twin-engine turboprop operated by Voepass airline. Recovery efforts are ongoing, with questions surrounding the crash’s cause.
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BBC.com
Storm Debby remnants flood cities across US East Coast
The Eastern US experienced heavy rain, flooding, and tornadoes as Storm Debby moved north from Florida. Tornado damage in a North Carolina school and a collapsed street in Vermont were captured on video. Debby made landfall in Florida as a category one hurricane, resulting in at least five deaths before weakening to a tropical storm.
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DW (English)
Serbia Protests over vast Rio Tinto lithium mining project
Thousands protested in Belgrade against a lithium mining project backed by the EU, fearing environmental damage. The government accused protesters of a coup plot. The controversial project aims to reduce Europe’s reliance on lithium imports. Protesters demanded the project be halted, but the government and Rio Tinto claim it will meet high environmental standards.
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CTV News
Uvalde shooter’s uncle begged police to let him talk to the gunman
The uncle of the Uvalde school shooter, who killed 19 students and two teachers, pleaded with police to let him talk to his nephew in a 911 call. The delayed law enforcement response to the 2022 massacre has led to criticism and investigations. Two officers face charges, while families seek accountability. Video footage and 911 calls have been released after a legal battle.
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Global News Toronto
Air safety expert on plane crash in Brazil I wouldnt fly em
Mary Schiavo analyzes the Voepass Linhas Aéreas Flight 2283 crash in Brazil, attributing it to a total aerodynamic stall. The ATR 72-500 plummeted 17,000 feet in one minute, with suspicions of icing as a potential cause. Schiavo suggests Transport Canada may need to reassess the aircraft’s certification. Concerns about flying the ATR in icy conditions persist following previous accidents.
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The Globe and Mail
Trump reportedly used a slur against Harris in private conversations
Former President Donald Trump allegedly used a derogatory slur to describe Vice President Kamala Harris in private conversations, as reported by The New York Times. Trump’s campaign denies the claim, stating it is not language he would use. Trump has a history of making derogatory remarks about women and political opponents, including calling Harris and other women derogatory names and making false statements about her race.
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CP24
Police arrest shirtless man climbing the Eiffel Tower, prompting evacuation hours before closing ceremony
French police evacuated the area around the Eiffel Tower as a man climbed the landmark before the Olympics closing ceremony. The shirtless man scaled the tower, prompting police intervention and detainment. The incident occurred amid heightened security measures for the closing ceremony at Stade de France. Over 30,000 police officers were deployed in Paris, with additional security personnel mobilized for safety.
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CTV News
Hamas leader Sinwar wants a ceasefire deal, mediators say, but Netanyahus stance unclear
Hamas leader Sinwar seeks ceasefire deal mediated by Egypt and Qatar, but Israeli PM Netanyahu’s stance remains uncertain. Pressure mounts from US and Israeli coalition partners against deal with Hamas. Talks ongoing ahead of critical summit. Tensions high in Middle East after recent assassinations. Iran may reconsider retaliation if Gaza ceasefire reached. US urges swift agreement. Netanyahu’s political future at stake.
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Al Jazeera English
Landslide at Uganda rubbish dump kills at least 18 people
A landslide at a rubbish dump in Kampala, Uganda, killed 18 people, with authorities searching for survivors. The incident occurred at Kiteezi landfill site after heavy rain. Over 1,000 people were displaced, and 14 rescued. The Uganda Red Cross set up tents for the affected. Similar incidents in sub-Saharan Africa have led to fatalities, including in Ethiopia and Mozambique.