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  2. SocietyPeaceCorruptionGovernance

    Vukašinović Elected President of ASK Council, Šuković as Deputy

    The Council of the Anti-Corruption Agency (ASK) held its 69th meeting electronically on August 1, 2026, where Aleksandra Vukašinović was unanimously elected as the president of the Council, and Dragana Šuković was elected as deputy president in the third round of voting by a majority of all members. The election was conducted according to the Council's Operating Rules, with both positions serving a one-year term.
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  4. WorldLawMiddle East

    Iranian Drones Target Kurdish Opposition Groups in Iraqi Kurdistan

    Iranian drones have carried out multiple strikes against Kurdish opposition groups in Erbil, Sulaymaniyah, and Dohuk provinces in Iraqi Kurdistan. The attacks, which have caused large fires and targeted headquarters and facilities of Kurdish opposition groups, are believed to be carried out by Iran or pro-Iranian militias in Iraq. The Kurdish groups deny involvement in any plans to overthrow the Iranian government.
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  5. WorldMiddle East

    Dagestan: Search Continues for Drowned Tourist from Omsk

    Rescue workers in Dagestan are on the third day of searching for a 34-year-old tourist from Omsk who drowned in a reservoir near the village of Segeler. The man fell into the water while riding a stand-up paddleboard under the influence of alcohol and was unable to swim back to shore. The search is being hindered by challenging conditions, including deep water, silted bottom, and zero visibility. Local residents are assisting in the search.
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  6. WorldWeatherClimateEnvironment

    Wildfires Push Greek Response Mechanism to Its Limits

    Greek Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Evangelos Tournas, has appealed to citizens for caution amidst severe wildfires. Strong winds are hindering aerial firefighting efforts, and the combination of multiple fires and extreme weather conditions has pushed response mechanisms to their limits. Tournas thanked all involved in the firefighting efforts, describing it as a 'truly titanic struggle'.
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  7. PoliticsLocal GovPeaceNorth America

    Newsom Releases Tax Returns After Years of Refusal

    California Governor Gavin Newsom released his tax returns covering 2022-2024 after a multi-year refusal, showing an annual income of $1.7-2 million, mostly from hospitality and winery interests held in a blind trust. He paid around $500,000 in combined federal and state taxes. Newsom's release was criticized for being tightly controlled, with only a small group of handpicked media outlets allowed to review the documents.
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  10. CultureEuropeIndia

    Dazu Rock Carvings Exhibition Opens in New York

    An exhibition featuring China's UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Dazu Rock Carvings, opened at the Memor Museum in New York on Friday. This is the first major special exhibition of the rock carvings in the U.S., marking the start of its tour across the country. The Dazu Rock Carvings, a masterpiece of Chinese late grotto art, date back to the early Tang Dynasty and feature over 50,000 statues.
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  12. SportsSoccerAmerican FootballCricket

    Benfica Bids Farewell to António Silva as He Joins Bournemouth

    Benfica has bid farewell to António Silva, a central defender who has been with the club since his formation. After 11 years, Silva is leaving Benfica to join Bournemouth. His departure comes after he played his last two games for Benfica, which were a faithful sample of his career as a professional. A video showcasing his best moments at Benfica was released to mark his departure.
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  13. PoliticsBillMiddle East

    Trump Orders Fresh Strikes Against Iran

    President Trump has ordered a new round of strikes against Iran, with operations potentially beginning as early as this weekend and lasting several days. The attacks are aimed at forcing Tehran to surrender and could target Iranian energy infrastructure, marking the largest bombing campaign to date in the war. Trump has repeatedly threatened to target Iranian power plants and bridges, and has said that he is weighing a 'massive' attack on Iran. The US resumed strikes on Iran this week after nearly two weeks of nightly attacks earlier this month. Trump has also expressed frustration with Iran's failure to honor a temporary peace agreement and has complained to his associates that the deal made no sense. This is a developing story.
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  16. WorldMiddle EastHardware

    Embraer's Promising Future in Regional Aviation

    The Economist projects a bright future for Embraer, the world's third-largest manufacturer of commercial jets. The Brazilian company's largest aircraft, E105-E2, is expected to attract regional aviation routes, potentially challenging industry giants Airbus and Boeing. Embraer's strategy of occupying smaller markets before competing for larger aircraft has been praised by The Economist and investors alike.
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  23. SocietyEarthPublic HealthHealthcare

    Six Factors Destroying Sleep: Doctors Reveal Common Causes

    A survey by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) identified six main factors contributing to widespread sleep deprivation. These include family responsibilities (45%), workplace pressure (39%), housing costs (36%), work schedules (35%), physical problems (39%), and mental health conditions (37%). Specialists explain how each factor affects sleep and offers recommendations to improve sleep quality. The CDC warns that chronic lack of sleep increases health risks such as high blood pressure, stroke, and diabetes. Experts emphasize the importance of prioritizing sleep and maintaining good sleep hygiene.
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  24. WorldMiddle EastEarth

    Wildfires Rage in Greece

    Wildfires are burning across Greece, with the most significant incidents occurring in Faliraki, Arcadia, and Agrinio. In Faliraki, 48 firefighters and infantry units are battling a forest fire that started around 23:10. In Agrinio, two separate wildfires are being fought by a total of 70 firefighters. In Stano, Aetoloakarnania, a wildfire in an agricultural area is being contained by 12 firefighters and an aerial firefighting aircraft.
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