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Israeli strike on Jabalia police post in northern Gaza kills eight
An Israeli drone strike on July 14 killed eight Palestinians, including the police chief, at a Jabalia refugee camp police post in northern Gaza.
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Malaysia saves RM7.3 million in petrol subsidies from civil servants' work-from-home scheme
Malaysia saved over RM7.3 million in petrol subsidies by implementing a work-from-home program for 659,000 civil servants since mid-April.
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EU population to peak at 453 million in 2029 before steady long-term decline
The European Union’s population will peak around 453.3 million in 2029, then decline to about 398.8 million by 2100 amid ageing challenges.
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Karl Darlow signs two-year contract with Manchester United after leaving Leeds
Manchester United signed 35-year-old goalkeeper Karl Darlow on a two-year deal after his Leeds contract expired.
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Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez's brother convicted of misconduct, banned from office for 9 years
David Sanchez, brother of Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez, was convicted of administrative misconduct and banned from public office for nine years.
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UK pilot spells 'I'm bored' in sky during test flight over Liverpool region
A UK pilot spelled out 'I'm bored' in the sky during a two-hour test flight on July 11 using precise maneuvers visible on flight trackers.
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US Appeals Court Allows Over 3,000 Lawsuits Against Meta, TikTok Over Social Media Addiction
The US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Meta, TikTok and other firms must face lawsuits alleging addictive design targeting youth.
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Tadej Pogacar wins Tour de France stage 10 on Bastille Day, extends overall lead
Tadej Pogacar won stage 10 of the 2026 Tour de France with a solo attack, increasing his overall lead over Jonas Vingegaard.
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Israeli strikes kill at least five Palestinians across Gaza despite October 2025 ceasefire
Israeli air and artillery strikes killed at least five Palestinians in Gaza on July 16, continuing attacks since the 2025 ceasefire.
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Funds from Jana Wibawa projects donated to Bersatu without full knowledge of company directors
Sutracom and KCJ Engineering funds linked to Jana Wibawa projects were donated to Bersatu, with some directors unaware of the transfers.
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Lebanon and Israel resume US-backed talks in Rome to implement ceasefire deal
Lebanon and Israel held seven-hour talks on July 14 in Rome to discuss a US-brokered ceasefire framework.
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Compulsion Games seeks collaborations after parting ways with Xbox
Compulsion Games became independent from Xbox amid layoffs and is seeking collaborative projects with other studios worldwide.
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Two Men Arrested in Sabah After 10-Year-Old Girl Found Dead
Police in Sabah arrested two men for murder after the body of 10-year-old Nurjilya Abdullah was found near Kampung Numbak.
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Ebola outbreak in DR Congo surpasses 2,000 cases amid healthcare strikes and underreporting
Healthcare workers strike as Ebola infections in DR Congo top 2,000, with true cases possibly up to four times higher, WHO says.
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China’s trade surplus with EU hits record $32.9 billion amid rising tensions
China's trade surplus with the EU rose 27% to $32.9 billion in June 2026 as the EU considers emergency import curbs.
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Alibaba and Baidu partner with Apple to integrate AI into devices in China
Alibaba and Baidu have teamed up with Apple to add their AI tools to Apple devices in China, boosting shares ahead of Xi Jinping’s AI conference speech.
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China's CXMT to launch Asia's largest semiconductor IPO on July 27, 2026
ChangXin Memory Technologies will list on Shanghai's STAR board aiming to raise up to $9.8 billion, the largest semiconductor IPO in Asia this year.
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France holds largest Bastille Day parade featuring pro-Ukraine troops and European allies
France held its largest Bastille Day parade on July 14, 2026, showcasing nearly 6,700 troops including 500 pro-Ukraine soldiers and European military cooperation.
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Melaka Assembly Approves Bill Allowing Up to Seven Nominated Assemblymen
Melaka State Legislative Assembly passed a constitutional amendment bill on July 14 to allow appointment of up to seven nominated assemblymen.
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Malaysia passes Road Transport Act amendments to impose compensation on serious road offenders
Malaysia’s Transport Ministry passed amendments allowing courts to order compensation from serious traffic offenders causing death or injury.
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486 Peruvian babies registered with surname 'Haaland' amid World Cup surge
Since June 11, 486 Peruvian babies have been registered with the surname 'Haaland' following Erling Haaland's World Cup performance.
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Japan approves election rules requiring AI-generated content labeling on social media
Japan's parliament approved new social media rules July 13 requiring AI-generated election content to be labeled, taking effect March 1, 2027.
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SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son forecasts $5 trillion annual AI investment by 2040
SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son said global AI infrastructure will need $5 trillion annually by 2040 to support AI making up 20% of world GDP.
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Rosmah Mansor sues comedian Harith Iskander for defamation over Melaka show
Rosmah Mansor filed a defamation suit against Harith Iskander over a comedy act in Melaka, seeking RM10 million and an apology.