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Fears for pilot as light aircraft crashes in field near small Essex village

A cordon has been set up in Ongar as Essex Police said they were called to the scene at 12.30pm to reports of a crash involving a small aircraft in a field at Mill Lane.

Khan's removal from post of ICC prosecutor ensured by European countries — source

A diplomatic source says the decision was connected not only with the accusations of sexual harassment against Khan, but also with the loss of confidence in him as a leader
TASS

Khan's removal from post of ICC prosecutor ensured by European countries — source

A diplomatic source says the decision was connected not only with the accusations of sexual harassment against Khan, but also with the loss of confidence in him as a leader

Ukraine killed 21 kids in Zaporozhye Region since start of special military operation

Commissioner for Children's Rights in the region Yulia Sazhayeva says the tragedy in Kirillovka aggravated this statistic
TASS

Ukraine killed 21 kids in Zaporozhye Region since start of special military operation

Commissioner for Children's Rights in the region Yulia Sazhayeva says the tragedy in Kirillovka aggravated this statistic

US-Iran conflict may drag on for months — WSJ

According to experts interviewed by the newspaper, both Washington and Tehran are demonstrating readiness for further escalation, although they are already approaching the limit of what they can achieve by military force
TASS

US-Iran conflict may drag on for months — WSJ

According to experts interviewed by the newspaper, both Washington and Tehran are demonstrating readiness for further escalation, although they are already approaching the limit of what they can achieve by military force

70% of Germans don’t believe army can protect the country – YouGov poll

Seven in ten Germans do not believe the Bundeswehr is capable of protecting the country, a new YouGov poll shows Read Full Article at RT.com
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70% of Germans don’t believe army can protect the country – YouGov poll

Seven in ten Germans do not believe the Bundeswehr is capable of protecting the country, a new YouGov poll shows Read Full Article at RT.com

9 arrested for creating shell firms, handing corporate bank accounts to illegal online gambling syndicate

Nine people, aged between 17 and 55, have been arrested for their alleged involvement in creating shell companies and handing over control of associated corporate bank accounts to an illegal online gambling syndicate.The police said on Saturday (July 25) tha
Singapore

9 arrested for creating shell firms, handing corporate bank accounts to illegal online gambling syndicate

Nine people, aged between 17 and 55, have been arrested for their alleged involvement in creating shell companies and handing over control of associated corporate bank accounts to an illegal online gambling syndicate.The police said on Saturday (July 25) that the seven men and two women were arrested following a three-day gambling suppression operation conducted between July 22 and 24.The operation, involving officers from the Criminal Investigation Department, Woodlands Police Division and Tanglin Police Division, saw raids conducted at multiple locations islandwide, including Upper Jurong Road, Jurong West, Punggol, Geylang, Lengkok Bahru and Toa Payoh.Six people were arrested for their alleged roles in setting up business entities and corporate bank accounts which were believed to have been used by the syndicate to facilitate monetary transactions linked to illegal online gambling activities.Another three individuals were believed to have acted as runners and were arrested for assisting the syndicate in obtaining these business entities and corporate bank accounts.

60 nabbed, over 600 sites blocked, $600k in attempted transactions denied in crackdown on illegal gambling

A total of 60 people, aged between 17 and 79, have either been arrested or placed under investigation for their alleged involvement in illegal online gambling activities and/or misuse of bank accounts.Days before the World Cup started on June 11, the Ministr
Singapore

60 nabbed, over 600 sites blocked, $600k in attempted transactions denied in crackdown on illegal gambling

A total of 60 people, aged between 17 and 79, have either been arrested or placed under investigation for their alleged involvement in illegal online gambling activities and/or misuse of bank accounts.Days before the World Cup started on June 11, the Ministry of Home Affairs and Ministry of Social and Family Development said in a joint statement that enforcement efforts against illegal gambling will be intensified.On the same evening, the police revealed that they had conducted a gambling suppression operation between June 4 and 11, resulting in a total of 11 people being investigated for offences relating to illegal online gambling and misuse of bank accounts.Providing an update, police said on Saturday (July 25) that such operations were conducted between May 1 and July 20.They added that the efforts were intended to address the elevated risk of illegal betting in the period leading up to, and during the World Cup 2026 season.

Kiev deliberately hit Kirillovka before Day of Remembrance of Donbass Children — ombudsman

Yulia Sazhayeva said Kiev had mercilessly attacked children, specifically to cause a terrible tragedy
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Kiev deliberately hit Kirillovka before Day of Remembrance of Donbass Children — ombudsman

Yulia Sazhayeva said Kiev had mercilessly attacked children, specifically to cause a terrible tragedy

Widening war with Iran threatens US with depletion of air defense missile stocks — NYT

One official told the newspaper that the strikes have the opposite effect of what is intended, keeping Iran cohesive and allowing the leaders to focus attention on the external threat
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Widening war with Iran threatens US with depletion of air defense missile stocks — NYT

One official told the newspaper that the strikes have the opposite effect of what is intended, keeping Iran cohesive and allowing the leaders to focus attention on the external threat

Iran condemns Ukraine over ‘reckless’ cargo ship attack

Iran has condemned a Ukrainian strike on an Iranian cargo ship in the Caspian Sea that killed one sailor and injured another Read Full Article at RT.com
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Iran condemns Ukraine over ‘reckless’ cargo ship attack

Iran has condemned a Ukrainian strike on an Iranian cargo ship in the Caspian Sea that killed one sailor and injured another Read Full Article at RT.com

The 'race against time' to save a nation's precious film collection

Work is underway to preserve Papua New Guinea's collection of more than 1,300 film reels and tapes, stored at its small National Film Institute in Goroka, before climate change causes permanent damage.
Papua New Guinea

The 'race against time' to save a nation's precious film collection

Work is underway to preserve Papua New Guinea's collection of more than 1,300 film reels and tapes, stored at its small National Film Institute in Goroka, before climate change causes permanent damage.

Africa: Africa's AI Moment - How the Continent Can Quantum Leap into the Future--Today

[allAfrica] Artificial Intelligence (AI) is often described as the next industrial revolution. That description is already outdated. AI is rapidly becoming the infrastructure upon which future economies, governments, healthcare systems, education, agriculture
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Africa: Africa's AI Moment - How the Continent Can Quantum Leap into the Future--Today

[allAfrica] Artificial Intelligence (AI) is often described as the next industrial revolution. That description is already outdated. AI is rapidly becoming the infrastructure upon which future economies, governments, healthcare systems, education, agriculture, finance and national security will be built. The question for Africa is no longer whether AI will transform the world. The question is whether Africa will help shape that future--or simply consume technologies designed elsewhere.

What really happened when Vietnam vet 'shot dead' traveller builder at his home in the US: TOM LEONARD reveals tensions before shooting and how victim was part of 'conman fraud group' now being targeted by the FBI

George Barr's Philadelphia home remains only half-finished, a stark testament to the sudden and calamitous breakdown of relations between the owner and his builder.
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What really happened when Vietnam vet 'shot dead' traveller builder at his home in the US: TOM LEONARD reveals tensions before shooting and how victim was part of 'conman fraud group' now being targeted by the FBI

George Barr's Philadelphia home remains only half-finished, a stark testament to the sudden and calamitous breakdown of relations between the owner and his builder.

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