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A Council of Europe body has condemned Russia's parliamentary elections as illegitimate, according to RTE.ie.
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A Council of Europe body has condemned Russia's parliamentary elections as illegitimate, according to RTE.ie.

Prosecutors charge an SUV driver with second-degree murder in a Los Angeles bus crash that a news helicopter was covering when it went down.

Kompas.id reports a rise in influenza cases among children, with H1N1pdm09 driving the increase and health authorities urging greater vigilance.

Hertha BSC travels to Dynamo Dresden with far fewer away fans, as BILD reports boycott calls and fears of unrest after recent riots.

A 13-year-old student stabbed a teacher at a school in Rome's Centocelle area and reportedly tried to livestream the attack, Il Sole 24 ORE reports.

Acting Rent Control Commissioner says GH¢60,000 is insufficient to run 66 offices nationwide and questions the funding allocation.

The Centro Ciência Viva de Tavira is running activities for International Observe the Moon Night, Algarve Primeiro reports.

South Korea's envoy says the country works as a "partner of action" with ASEAN on resilience, as a new ASEAN Hall opens in Jeonju.

Health officials confirm 18 mpox cases and call for public vigilance as Western Cape authorities increase surveillance and vaccination efforts.

CBC reports that distinguishing real medical professionals from deepfake scammers in online ads is becoming increasingly difficult.

A Canadian program allows applicants to acquire art through an application process, according to fundsforngos.org.

Pinkbike reports a titanium balance bike selling for $999 that ships with a stand at no extra cost.

Ghana Fact reports prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in Ghanaian men, as screening and awareness efforts expand.

CNA highlights seven Singapore athletes to watch at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, as a new generation of talent prepares to compete.

Shapoorji Pallonji Group says it supports a Tata Sons listing and welcomes the RBI's decision, according to The Hindu.

Indonesian prosecutors receive the Febrie Adriansyah case and evidence, moving the former official's corruption case toward court.

The ringgit opened higher against the US dollar on Friday as softer oil prices cooled West Asian supply concerns, The Star reports.

Australia's benchmark index closed little changed Friday, with gold and copper stocks gaining as crude oil and bond yields eased.

Diana's brother Charles Spencer claims the Queen intended to give his sister her title back, according to BILD, as the palace rejects related allegations.

A 15-year-old suspect in the Meerstad killings was not directed by any online group, Dutch outlets report, and will stay in custody longer.

A new analysis says South African academics must focus on countable outputs, raising questions about what unrecognised work is lost.

Sweden's prime minister has resigned after the centre-left opposition secured a slim majority, according to multiple outlets.

Kemenkes has released the final selection results for administrative verifiers who will handle the country's tuberculosis program in 2026.

Forecasters warn of the strongest winds in months hitting parts of Newfoundland this weekend, with gusts over 100 km/h possible.
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