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British band Massive Attack say Singapore authorities detained and questioned them after a Palestinian flag was raised at their concert.
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British band Massive Attack say Singapore authorities detained and questioned them after a Palestinian flag was raised at their concert.

A group is urging Philippine lawmakers to pass pending site blocking bills, Manila Bulletin reports.

France's shift to e-invoicing in 2026 may eliminate standard invoice correction methods, per vatcalc.com.

South Korea's KOSPI fell sharply Monday, reversing a record surge, with major chip stocks down 7%.

Two firefighting helicopters collided mid-air in Greece, killing two people, according to RTL.de.

Indonesia announces public ticket registration for the Aug 17 Independence Day ceremony at the Presidential Palace, per CNN Indonesia.

Atiku disputes Tinubu's economic recovery claims, saying Nigerians are poorer, per The Guardian Nigeria News.

Energy Secretary criticised over comments on daily fuel thefts from UK forecourts, per The Telegraph.

Israeli strikes in Gaza kill 13 amid renewed ceasefire talks, detikNews reports.

Former first lady Michelle Bolsonaro received a cranial nerve block, per O GLOBO, amid Senate campaign.

Director from Play For a Cure appointed to WRH Foundation, per CK News Today.

Australian minister confirms first mass mortality in wildlife from H5 bird flu, raising super-spreader concerns.

France plans to lower the trigger for state review of foreign stakes in strategic companies from 25% to 10%.

Ceuta is back to normal after a migrant surge, yet locals still voice deep concerns.

Ghana's President Mahama begins an official state visit to Jamaica to strengthen relations with CARICOM nations.

Gilla Band's set at All Together Now 2026 was marked by a rich, claustrophobic atmosphere, per The Irish Times.

A drug-resistant fungus has been confirmed in 23 states, according to new reporting from The Hill.

Perodua cuts Axia prices by up to RM4,700, with the base 1.0G now starting at RM33,900.

Germany is losing ground in global innovation, according to a report from tagesschau.de.

SCIRP paper examines how austerity in Brazil’s public health system relates to capital and empire-form dynamics.

Pentagon chief says US ready to hit Iran at unprecedented level, per Sky News Arabia.

Corren reports 60,000 people have fled wildfires in Washington, with evacuations ongoing.

New York confirms more Bourbon virus cases; experts warn of tick-borne illness with no cure or vaccine.

Russia's manufacturing PMI edged up to 50.7 in July from 50.3 in June, signaling modest sector growth.
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