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Xabi Alonso says Chelsea players who rush back from injury risk being punished, according to Goal.com.

A presidential order to survey all farmland nationwide has drawn pushback from farmers, Chosunbiz reports, as the government considers how to proceed.

Two Kenyan runners will headline the country's push for gold in Saturday's 5km race in the Danish capital, according to the-star.co.ke.

Poland's prime minister says intelligence points to a Russian plan for drone strikes on Poland and its allies, as airports close and jets scramble.

Core has launched a new range of Microsoft Surface devices with AI capabilities in South Africa, ITWeb reports.

Sky TG24 reports the New York Times says Trump is considering trade agreements with Putin before the war in Ukraine is over.

The 2026 Copa Libertadores semifinal pairings are set, with Palmeiras vs Fluminense and Flamengo vs Estudiantes, according to Brazilian outlets.

Swedish automaker Volvo Cars has outlined a fresh plan aimed at improving its cash flow, according to Evertiq.

The East African Community posted a $300 million trade surplus in Q2 2026, with total regional trade reaching $52.3 billion, according to ecofinagency.com.

العربية reports a vessel captain was killed and three crew members injured in a Russian drone attack in the Black Sea.

German federal police have moved their border controls along the A12 a short distance, saying the change is meant to keep their operations unpredictable.

Brussels says the next round of China-EU trade negotiations is set for Beijing in October, as the EU presses Beijing on export imbalances.

A European outlet reports a fall theater program featuring spoken drama alongside Kunqu and Peking opera, with the three forms sharing the stage.

A source close to Ko Ji-yong says the real issue in his divorce case is restricted visitation with his child, not child support payments.

Portugal is among Europe's worst-affected countries for mpox, with 42 new cases reported in one month, according to Notícias de Coimbra.

Fiji has declared a national emergency in response to its HIV situation, with reports saying roughly one in 60 people carries the virus.

Norwegian artist Sigrid reacts after Macklemore is dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour, as radio stations pull Sheeran's music.

Alex Otti says Abia voters, not political godfathers, will decide who succeeds him, and that he plans to leave politics in 2031.

Students in Bududa reportedly stepped in to stop anti-corruption officials from arresting their head teacher, according to Uganda Radionetwork.

A snack shop in Singapore's Marina Square employs older workers and people who use mobility aids, AsiaOne reports.

A man in his 50s is due in court charged in connection with an assault on TD Michael Healy-Rae, who says he needed seven stitches.

Australia is targeting international student and backpacker visas to cut migration, while The Conversation says the policy favors politics over planning.

Google has fixed a modem vulnerability affecting Pixel phones that BornCity reports was being actively exploited.

Perth's Kings Park wildflower festival is back for peak season, with WA's bloom drawing praise as the best in recent memory.
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