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Steam Deck sales plummet over 80% after May 2026 price hikes and model removal
Valve's Steam Deck sales fell 80-82% after raising prices and removing the $399 LCD model in late May 2026.
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Sony to End PlayStation Disc Production by 2028, Threatening Second-Hand Game Market
Sony will stop making PlayStation game discs by January 2028 and switch to digital-only releases, risking the $7.2 billion second-hand game market.
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Rebel Wilson cleared of defamation over Instagram posts about Charlotte MacInnes
A Sydney federal court ruled Rebel Wilson did not defame Charlotte MacInnes in Instagram posts, dismissing the case on July 22.
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US Secretary of State Rubio says US open to Iran talks but doubts Tehran's seriousness
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the US is willing to negotiate with Iran but questioned Tehran’s commitment to a deal.
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Liverpool Manager Iraola Seeks to Retain Mac Allister and Alisson Amid Injury Woes
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola aims to keep Alexis Mac Allister and Alisson as the club faces defensive injury challenges ahead of the new season.
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Moldova's parliament approves Vasile Tofan-led government with focus on EU integration
Moldova's parliament approved a new government led by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan on July 21, 2026, focusing on economic revival and EU accession.
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Jack Dorsey’s Block launches Buzz, an open-source platform combining team chat, AI, and Git hosting
Block launched Buzz, a free open-source workspace uniting human workers, AI agents, chat, and Git, announced by Jack Dorsey on July 21, 2026.
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Rahul Gandhi detained in New Delhi during youth-led protests demanding Modi's resignation
Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi was detained by police amid large youth-led protests in New Delhi calling for PM Modi's resignation and education reforms.
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LEGO releases 1,478-piece X-Files set with eight minifigures including Mulder and Scully
LEGO launched a 1,478-piece X-Files set featuring eight minifigures, available August 1 for Insiders and August 4 to the public.
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Amazon and MGM order eight-episode RoboCop series with original co-creator as executive producer
Amazon Prime Video and MGM Studios have greenlit an eight-episode RoboCop TV series produced by Blumhouse Atomic Monster.
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Nintendo denies refunding customers for tariff-driven price hikes amid US lawsuit
Nintendo rejects legal obligation to refund customers for tariff-related price increases amid class-action suit in US.
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Alex Ferguson praises Kevin Keegan as Newcastle’s greatest team builder following his death
Sir Alex Ferguson paid tribute to Kevin Keegan’s impact on Newcastle United after Keegan died aged 75 following a cancer battle.
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Nintendo refuses refunds to Switch 2 buyers after $160B U.S. tariff rebates ordered
Nintendo says it will not refund Switch 2 customers despite receiving U.S. tariff refunds tied to console price hikes.
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Deutsche Bahn to Ban Alcohol at All German Train Stations by October 15, 2026
Deutsche Bahn announced a nationwide ban on alcohol consumption at 5,400 German train stations, effective October 15, 2026.
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Global hunger declines to 7.8% in 2025 but 2.69 billion cannot afford healthy diet, UN says
The UN reported a drop in global hunger to 7.8% in 2025 but found one in three people still cannot afford a healthy diet.
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Flash floods in Nuristan, Afghanistan kill 23 and leave about 100 missing
At least 23 people died and around 100 remain missing after flash floods struck Nuristan province on July 20, 2026.
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Only Seven PlayStation Games Sell Over 100,000 Physical Copies in US in 2026 amid Sony Disc Production Plans
Sony plans to end physical disc production for new PlayStation games by 2028 as only seven titles sold over 100,000 physical copies in the US this year.
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UN report details Myanmar military's escalating aerial attacks and human rights abuses
UN investigators report Myanmar military intensified deliberate attacks on civilians and ongoing war crimes since February 2021 coup.
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Moroccan-born man dies during police restraint in Bologna, triggering protests
Abderrahim Fakir, 42, died while being restrained by police in Bologna on July 19, sparking protests and a manslaughter probe.
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Venezuela and Israel Resume Consular Services After 17-Year Break
Venezuela and Israel agreed on August 11, 2026, to restore consular services following a diplomatic break since 2009.
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Italy holds brief talks with Pep Guardiola for national team head coach role
The Italian Football Federation spoke briefly with Pep Guardiola in July about becoming Italy’s next head coach after Gennaro Gattuso’s April resignation.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day set for July 2026 release with mystery around Sadie Sink's role
Spider-Man: Brand New Day, starring Tom Holland and Sadie Sink, releases worldwide July 30-31, with Sink's character kept secret by Marvel.
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Leaked Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link Footage Sparks Fan Speculation Worldwide
Leaked nearly five-minute opening cinematic of canceled Kingdom Hearts Missing-Link surfaced online in July 2026, igniting fan discussions about its ties to Kingdom Hearts 4.
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Russian FM Lavrov and US Secretary Rubio meet in Manila during ASEAN summit
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on July 23 in Manila during ASEAN events.