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Australia's Wallaroos let a big advantage slip as France staged a dramatic fightback in a match held up by a burning bus, The Guardian reports.
ScienceDaily reports a giant crater on Mars may hold clues about the origin of Phobos, the moon expected to eventually break apart.
Dagens Nyheter reports Denmark and the US have signed a Greenland deal, drawing sharp criticism in Sweden.
A U.S. jewelry businessman taken by armed men in a Culiacán commercial zone has been freed, according to Mexican news reports.
Bangla Tribune questions why missing-person probes lag while murder investigations move fast, as police link a phone to three suspects.
Reports say a tank caught fire near Riyadh's airport after an air alert; Yemen's Houthis claimed they fired at targets in Saudi Arabia.
La Nación reports a woman stepped onto her balcony in a towel to watch Javier Milei during his visit to Bahía Blanca.
Extinction Rebellion activists blocked the A12 near Zevenaar on Saturday morning; police moved them off the road and around 100 were detained.
South Korea's men's basketball team has advanced to the Asian Games final for the first time in 12 years and will play Japan for the gold medal.
A report links changing dining habits in Fortaleza to the rise of weight-loss injections, as other outlets cover their wider effects.
Nakata Botan, half of the Kamigata manzai pair Nakata Cows・Botan, has died at 78, NHKニュース reports.
Małgorzata Stępień, a contestant on the first season of "Idol," has returned to television on "The Voice of Poland," per Jastrząb Post.
Sky News Arabia reports Trump signed legislation authorizing broad new sanctions on Russia, as Moscow signals a military response.
French authorities plan an overnight mosquito control operation in Orvault after a dengue case was confirmed, targeting tiger mosquitoes.
Norway's government rushed through new Svalbard regulations after a vessel was seized, prompting formal Russian complaints.
A judge has found the University of Lethbridge was wrong to call off a 2023 lecture by Frances Widdowson, according to CBC.
The Houthis say they struck sensitive Saudi sites, including the capital and Aramco facilities, according to multiple Spanish-language outlets.
Norwegian company Nscale has formally applied to list on a New York stock exchange, according to E24.
A woman who received cancer treatment as a child at a US hospital now works there full time, The Star reports.
Russian officials reported cyberattacks on the electoral system as voting continued in parliamentary elections that also take place in seized Ukrainian territory.
A swimmer died after a shark attack off a Perth beach, prompting Western Australian authorities to issue an uncommon catch-and-kill order.
Italian outlets report that a Pentagon intelligence document drafted with AI brought Washington and Beijing close to conflict.
West Bengal police called Nadia MLA Humayun Kabir to a station on Monday and visited his home, News18 Bengali reports, days before the Rejinagar by-election.
Ghana's president launches an emergency waste evacuation at Agbogbloshie in Accra, with plans to turn the reclaimed site into an industrial park.
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