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Settler attacks and military raids escalate in West Bank after Israeli guard’s death
Israeli security guard’s killing sparked settler attacks and military raids in the West Bank that left five dead and dozens detained.
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Taliban ban keeps 2.4-2.6 million Afghan girls out of secondary schools for five years
Since August 2021, Taliban restrictions have prevented millions of Afghan girls from secondary education, reversing two decades of progress.
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US-led coalition to fully withdraw troops from Iraq by September 30, 2026
Iraq and the US agreed on August 12 to end the US-led coalition mission and withdraw all troops by September 30, 2026.
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Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift wed in secret ceremony at Madison Square Garden
Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift married in a private two-day ceremony at Madison Square Garden on July 2-3, 2026.
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Israeli military raids and settler violence injure 11 Palestinians near Nablus on July 31
Israeli forces and settlers conducted raids, marches, and arrests in West Bank areas near Nablus on July 31, injuring at least 11 Palestinians including four children.
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Israeli forces destroy Hezbollah tunnels near Lebanon’s Beaufort Castle with 700 tonnes of explosives
Israeli forces detonated 700 tonnes of explosives near Lebanon’s Beaufort Castle on July 31 to destroy Hezbollah tunnels used for infiltration, officials said.
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Argentina’s President Milei signs decree to bar foreigners spreading hate against the country
President Javier Milei signed a decree on July 30 empowering Argentina to deport or deny visas to foreigners who spread hate against the nation.
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US airstrike kills 3 in family home on Iran’s Qeshm Island with 2,000-pound bomb
US airstrike struck a family home on Iran’s Qeshm Island on July 30, killing three and displacing neighbors in retaliation for earlier Iranian attacks.
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Bev Craig elected mayor of Greater Manchester in July 30 byelection
Labour’s Bev Craig won the Greater Manchester mayoralty in a July 30 byelection following Andy Burnham’s resignation.
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Hadi Matar convicted on federal terrorism charges linked to Salman Rushdie stabbing
Hadi Matar was convicted in federal court for terrorism crimes related to his 2022 stabbing of Salman Rushdie.
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Lindsay Clancy on trial in Massachusetts for killing three children amid postpartum psychosis defense
Lindsay Clancy, 35, faces trial for strangling her three children in January 2023; defense cites postpartum psychosis, prosecutors argue deliberate act.
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Iraq denies approving US-Saudi strikes on Iran-backed groups, PM postpones Saudi visit
Iraq condemned US-Saudi airstrikes on July 29 targeting Iran-backed militants on Iraqi soil and postponed the prime minister's Saudi visit.
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H5N1 Bird Flu Confirmed Spreading Among Native Birds in South Australia
Australia confirmed local transmission of H5N1 bird flu in South Australia's native birds, with 11 new suspected cases in July 2026.
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Georgia Teen Sentenced to Life Without Parole for 2024 School Shooting
Colt Gray, 16, was sentenced to life without parole for killing four at Apalachee High School in 2024.
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Israeli airstrike destroys Al-Muttaqin Mosque and displacement tents in Gaza City
An Israeli airstrike on July 28 destroyed Al-Muttaqin Mosque and displaced Palestinian family tents in Gaza City, leaving hundreds homeless.
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British MP Chris Philp accuses French navy of firing warning shots in English Channel
Conservative MP Chris Philp said a French naval vessel fired 17 handgun shots near him during a BBC interview off Boulogne on July 28.
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UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres renews push to restart Cyprus peace talks
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres met leaders in Cyprus in late July to revive peace talks stalled for nearly a decade.
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Yemen’s Houthis escalate attacks, impose blockade on Saudi shipping in Red Sea
Yemen’s Houthis declared a maritime blockade and fired missiles at Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea in July 2026, triggering Saudi air strikes.
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Bryan Kohberger seeks to withdraw guilty plea in Idaho student murders case
Bryan Kohberger filed to retract his guilty plea in the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students, claiming innocence and bad legal advice.
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UN Condemns Israel's Plans to Expand West Bank Settlements amid Rising Violence
UN Secretary-General Guterres condemned Israel's plans to legalize West Bank outposts and new settlements as violence escalates.
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Montana hiker walks 10 miles with trekking pole piercing torso near Granite Peak summit
David Cifaldi hiked 10 miles over six and a half hours with a trekking pole through his torso after a fall near Granite Peak's summit.
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Japan's PM Takaichi Plans Cabinet Reshuffle Ahead of Fall Diet Session
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is considering a Cabinet reshuffle and party leadership changes ahead of the fall Diet session amid political and economic challenges.
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Australian court upholds racial discrimination ruling against Pauline Hanson
The Full Federal Court upheld a ruling that Pauline Hanson racially discriminated against Muslim Senator Mehreen Faruqi in a 2022 tweet.
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Ebola outbreak in DR Congo hits 3,200 cases with 1,405 deaths
Ebola infections in Democratic Republic of Congo have reached 3,200 cases and 1,405 deaths amid ongoing spread and response challenges.