China’s New Personal Loan Rules Demand Full Fee Disclosure
New rules in China require lenders to show all personal loan costs clearly, ending hidden fees.
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New rules in China require lenders to show all personal loan costs clearly, ending hidden fees.
Air Zimbabwe grounds London flight due to crew issue, per zimlive.com.
Brazil's new 32% ethanol gasoline blend takes effect, raising questions about which cars may face engine damage.
Milenio reports a Puebla military academy made female students act as hostesses for unknown men.
Portugal lacks a lung cancer screening program, leading to thousands of preventable deaths each year, tveuropa.pt reports.
Researcher urges Irish state to buy former Bessborough site and hold inquest into deaths of women and babies.
جيمز ميكس ranks every Grand Theft Auto title from worst to best in a new list.
Ghana MP Yakubu Mohammed apologises for telling a schoolgirl he would marry her, after public criticism.
Infobae reports new lung cancer treatments improve control, survival, and cure chances.
The Hindu reports 67 deaths in the Spain-Morocco border crisis at Ceuta, as EU tensions grow.
Astronomers have discovered the faintest planet ever seen, ending a 10-year search, according to Kabar6.com.
Western Europe sees relief from wildfires as danger shifts to Greece, where crews battle new fires.
Olhar Digital details the Moon's phase for Saturday, August 1, 2026, offering skywatchers a clear view.
GameGPU reports Call of Duty Black Ops 1 update 1.006 is now live for PlayStation consoles.
Chevrolet lowers sedan price in Mexico to challenge Nissan Versa, per autotest.com.ar.
A new drone concept called the Phantom Twist uses an optical illusion to avoid detection, according to Tek Notícias.
A 17-year-old from De Rijp is held on suspicion of preparing an attack, per Dutch media.
Princess Aiko toured lumber processing for Ise Shrine's renewal and visited Toba Aquarium, according to reports.
Lower Saxony's SPD interior minister is under fire for barring AfD candidates from local elections.

The global chip shortage is back with a vengeance. See how autos, medical devices, and factories are bracing for the worst supply crunch yet.
Brazil’s president signs law creating Pix Pensão, an automatic pension payment system proposed by Tabata Amaral.
Nigerian singer Davido says he plans to move into acting and film production after music, per Tribune Online.
Newcastle United confirms Eddie Howe's exit, with Matthias Jaissle reportedly set to take over.
New charges filed against father and son accused of holding Forest Service workers hostage in California.
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