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UNESCO Keeps Great Barrier Reef Off 'In Danger' List Despite Ongoing Threats
UNESCO decided July 3, 2026, to maintain the Great Barrier Reef’s World Heritage status, stopping short of labeling it 'in danger'.
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Kimi Antonelli wins Silverstone sprint; Charles Leclerc takes British Grand Prix victory
Kimi Antonelli won the Silverstone sprint race on July 4, and Charles Leclerc claimed victory in the British Grand Prix on July 5.
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Sebastián Beccacece resigns as Ecuador coach after 2026 World Cup exit
Sebastián Beccacece stepped down as Ecuador’s national football coach after their 2-0 loss to Mexico in the 2026 World Cup round of 32.
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Australian home prices fall sharply in June, biggest drop since December 2022
Australian home prices fell 0.4% nationally in June 2026, driven by steep declines in Sydney and Melbourne amid rising interest rates and tax changes.
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Jordan FA chief accuses FIFA President Infantino of blackmail over endorsement demands
Jordan Football Association President Ali bin Hussein accused FIFA President Gianni Infantino of blackmail over linked endorsement demands.
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Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing Makes First Official Visit to Thailand Since Taking Office
Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing arrived in Thailand on August 6 for his first official visit aiming to boost legitimacy and ASEAN ties.
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Romania downs three drones over three days amid tensions with Russia
Romanian F-16 jets shot down three drones breaching its airspace from July 24 to 26, escalating tensions with Russia.
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Singapore court orders Bloomberg to pay S$460,000 damages to ministers for defamation
Singapore High Court ruled Bloomberg liable for defaming ministers K Shanmugam and Tan See Leng, awarding S$230,000 to each.
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Singapore's Q2 GDP grows 5.7% led by AI-driven manufacturing surge
Singapore's economy expanded 5.7% year-on-year in Q2 2026 with strong AI-driven manufacturing growth, amid easing overall GDP growth.
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Spain apologises for ex-PM Mariano Rajoy’s racist remarks on French football team
Spain’s government apologised for former PM Mariano Rajoy’s racist remarks questioning the Frenchness of the French football team.
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Russian and Ukrainian drone and missile strikes cause multiple casualties and damage in Ukraine and Russia
Russian strikes killed at least 30 in Ukraine and Ukrainian drone attacks targeted Russian oil and port infrastructure near St Petersburg in early July 2026.
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Eddie Howe leaves Newcastle United with Matthias Jaissle tipped as successor
Eddie Howe has left Newcastle United as manager after nearly five years, with Matthias Jaissle the leading candidate to replace him.
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Australia sues Telegram over failure to remove pro-terror content
Australia’s eSafety Commissioner filed legal action against Telegram for not removing pro-terror videos under online safety laws.
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South Korean chip stocks plunge amid AI investment doubts and China competition
Shares of South Korean chipmakers SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics dropped sharply amid AI spending concerns and rising Chinese competition.
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Visa to cut 7% of workforce, mostly in tech and product teams
Visa announced it will cut about 2,600 jobs, 7% of its workforce, to improve efficiency amid industry competition.
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FIFA President Infantino defends 2026 World Cup amid criticism and controversy
FIFA President Gianni Infantino defended the 2026 World Cup in a July 27 letter, accusing critics of spreading hate and false narratives.
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Andrea Pirlo Withdraws from Italy Coach Race over Russian Betting Firm Links
Andrea Pirlo stepped down as a candidate for Italy's national team head coach amid controversy over ties to Russian betting company Fonbet.
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Singapore and Japan See Core Inflation Rise in June 2026 Amid Energy Price Pressures
Singapore’s core inflation rose to 1.6% and Japan’s to 1.6% in June 2026 as higher energy costs pushed prices up in both economies.
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Large Wildfires Burn Thousands of Hectares in Northern Portugal and Northeastern Spain Amid Heatwave
Wildfires in Portugal and Spain have burned thousands of hectares, injured nine in Portugal, and forced evacuations amid extreme heat conditions.
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Singapore President Tharman Shanmugaratnam begins three-day state visit to Malaysia
Singapore President Tharman Shanmugaratnam arrived in Malaysia on July 12 for a three-day state visit to strengthen bilateral ties.
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Kevin Keegan, former England captain and manager, dies aged 75
Kevin Keegan, former England captain and manager, died on July 20, 2026, after a battle with cancer.
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Norway reaches World Cup quarter-finals for first time since 1998 with 2-1 win over Brazil
Norway defeated Brazil 2-1 in the Round of 16 on July 5, led by Erling Haaland's two goals, and will face England in the quarter-finals on July 11.
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Zelensky says Russia plans to deploy 30,000 more North Korean troops in Ukraine war
Ukrainian President Zelensky on July 25 said Russia aims to bring 30,000 additional North Korean soldiers to support its war effort.
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At least 21 killed in July missile and drone strikes in Russia-Ukraine conflict
Russian and Ukrainian missile and drone strikes killed at least 21 people in late July amid rising civilian casualties in the conflict.