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World news — August 3, 2026 - Page 6

World publications published on August 3, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 6 of 6.

132 publications

  1. WorldEarthWeather

    Zaragoza Weather: Showers and Storms Expected in Ribera del Ebro

    AEMET predicts showers and storms in Zaragoza's Ribera del Ebro region, with variable sky conditions and a slight drop in maximum temperatures. The weather will be partly cloudy in most of the province, with showers and storms expected in the eastern part of the Ribera del Ebro from the afternoon onwards. Maximum temperatures are expected to drop slightly, reaching peaks of 38-39 degrees in some areas.
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  5. WorldMiddle East

    Grecia Quiroz Remembers Carlos Manzo, Demands Investigation into Political Ties After 'R1' Capture

    Grecia Quiroz, mayor of Uruapan, dedicated emotional messages to her late husband Carlos Manzo on her son's school year end and nine months after his assassination. She promised to continue his fight and keep alive his values. Quiroz also demanded a thorough investigation into Manzo's assassination, including political actors, after the detention of Ramón Álvarez Ayala 'R1', the presumed intellectual author of the crime. She denied the official version that 'R1' was captured due to Manzo's assassination, stating he was arrested for weapons possession and drug-related offenses.
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  6. WorldChinaBudgetTrade

    China Draws 'Red Lines' in Trade Talks with US and EU

    China has signaled it won't change its state-led economic model despite pressure from the US and EU. Beijing argues its policies are justified and is entering trade talks confidently, rejecting accusations of overcapacity and unfair subsidies. It has drawn 'red lines' in economic policy, refusing to acknowledge 'excessive capacities' and vowing not to make concessions. Chinese authorities believe they can soften trade disputes without significant compromises.
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  8. WorldMiddle East

    Devotees Gather for Jalabhishek on First Monday of Sawan

    Across various cities in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, thousands of devotees gathered at prominent temples on the first Monday of the holy month of Sawan to perform jalabhishek, an offering of water to Lord Shiva. In Ayodhya, special security measures were implemented due to the expected influx of devotees. In Prayagraj, a large number of devotees visited the Mankameshwar Temple on the banks of the Yamuna. Similarly, lakhs of devotees gathered at the Kashi Vishwanath Temple in Varanasi. In Banka, Bihar, over 50,000 devotees visited Baba Jyeshtha Gaur Nath Mahadev Temple to offer jalabhishek with holy Ganga water.
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  10. WorldRegulatorsCorruptionMiddle East

    Peruvian President Evaluates Pisco Airport Closure After Nasca Air Tragedy

    President Keiko Fujimori expressed condolences and announced investigations following an air accident in Nasca, Peru, where a light aircraft crashed, killing 13 people, including tourists from Italy, Germany, and Spain. The Ministry of Transport and Communications is conducting investigations, and the possibility of temporarily suspending Pisco airport operations is being evaluated.
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  12. WorldMiddle East

    Ceuta's Containment Barriers Fully Operational

    The Ministry of the Interior has confirmed that the containment barriers installed in Ceuta's El Tarajal area on August 1 are now fully operational. The Civil Guard is responsible for their protection and maintenance. The barriers, which span 500 meters, are designed to prevent illegal entry by sea and immediately reject those who cross them. The Government has deployed nearly 3,000 agents and soldiers to the area.
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