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Hungarian parliament scraps Orbán’s anti-LGBTQ measures
Hungary’s parliament voted to amend child protection laws, eliminating measures that stigmatized gay and transgender people under the previous Orbán government.
Cholera cases surge in Yemen as conflict intensifies, WHO says
Yemen’s suspected cholera cases tripled in three weeks as conflict-driven displacement worsens disease spread, the WHO reported, with only a fraction of needed emergency funding secured.
China sentences three people to death for running Myanmar scam centres
A Chinese court sentenced three gang leaders to death for operating scam centres in Myanmar that defrauded victims of $1.8 billion and trafficked thousands of workers.
US Supreme Court agrees to hear watchdog case on Elon Musk’s DOGE records
The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments in a watchdog’s lawsuit seeking public records about Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, with the Trump administration arguing DOGE is exempt from disclosure requirements.
Israel’s Yellow Line in Gaza advances, leaving displaced with nowhere to go
Israel’s Yellow Line demarcation in Gaza has advanced multiple times since a ceasefire agreement, forcing Palestinian families to flee repeatedly with limited options for safe relocation.
Russia arrests Japanese reporter for alleged espionage
Russian authorities arrested a Japanese journalist on Sakhalin Island, accusing him of gathering defense information for Japanese intelligence. The alleged espionage charge carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison.
Zelenskyy tells NPR Ukraine wants peace but will hit Russia until it follows ceasefire
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy told NPR Ukraine seeks peace but will continue striking Russia’s military until a ceasefire is established and respected by both sides.
EU watchdog urges smart glasses to clearly signal when recording
The EU’s data protection board recommended smart glasses display clear signals when recording, citing privacy concerns about bystanders being photographed or filmed without knowledge.
Trump says Houthis trying to increase oil prices before US elections
President Trump claims Houthi rebels are escalating attacks on Saudi Arabian infrastructure to drive up oil prices ahead of US midterm elections, attributing their actions to Iranian influence.
Yandex: Ukraine strikes data centre in third attack on Russian tech giant
Yandex suspended operations at a Moscow-region data centre after a Ukrainian drone strike, marking the third attack on the Russian tech giant’s facilities this week.
India’s opposition parties march to top court as protests over voter lists escalate
India’s opposition parties marched to the Supreme Court on Monday protesting alleged irregularities in voter list revisions, demanding the election commissioner’s resignation amid a major police crackdown.
UK PM Andy Burnham vows to renegotiate post-Brexit trade deal with EU
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledges to renegotiate elements of the post-Brexit trade deal with the EU, planning to attend a bilateral summit next month to pursue closer relations.
Zohran Mamdani orders use-of-force review for New York City police
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani has ordered a comprehensive review of police use-of-force policies for the first time in a decade, alongside new accountability reforms aimed at addressing misconduct allegations.
Ethiopian forces enter strategic Tigray town of Adwa, witnesses say
Ethiopian government forces entered the strategic Tigray town of Adwa without resistance, following the capture of Adigrat and as commercial flights resumed to Mekelle amid ongoing regional conflict.
Egypt’s press union chief rejects pressure over detained journalists
Egypt’s press union chief rejected criticism over the organization’s defense of six detained journalists charged with links to a banned group, affirming commitment to press freedom.
After two tragic incidents in months does safety at English zoos need a rethink?
A man died after entering a tiger enclosure at a UK zoo, marking the second serious incident at a British zoo facility in recent months, prompting questions about safety protocols.
UK blames Iran for airbase plot, sanctions two Iranian nationals
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham blamed Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps for a suspected plot targeting RAF Fairford airbase and announced sanctions against two Iranian nationals.
NATO says will do ‘anything and everything’ if alliance is attacked
NATO’s top commander warned the alliance would destroy “anything and everything” supporting an attack against any member state, amid European concerns over potential Russian aggression.
Elon Musk spends $366m to bolster Republican Party in US midterm elections
Elon Musk has spent $366 million to support Republican candidates in the midterm elections, making him the largest single donor this cycle, according to reports.
What do emergency and governor rule in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa mean?
Pakistan’s federal government has imposed emergency rule and governor’s rule in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, removing the PTI-led provincial government from power citing security concerns and terrorism.
Kenyan mourners killed by police at Raila Odinga memorial not involved in violence, BBC Africa Eye finds
BBC investigation finds three mourners killed by Kenyan police at former PM Raila Odinga’s memorial were not involved in the violence that prompted police gunfire.
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