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  1. BusinessTradeEquitiesRatings

    AMC Global Media Reports Q2 Loss Despite Streaming Growth

    AMC Global Media reported a 9% year-over-year decrease in revenue to $547 million in Q2 2026, missing analyst predictions. Diluted earnings per share were a loss of $0.51, also a 9% decrease. The company attributed the drop to overall subscription and affiliate declines in the cable environment. Despite this, streaming revenue increased by 6% to $180 million due to price increases. AMC announced a $500 million co-exclusive streaming deal with Netflix for 'The Walking Dead' franchise. AMC's stock dropped 6% in pre-market trading following the earnings news.
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  2. WorldExecutiveRegulatorsTreatyMiddle East

    Iraqi PM's Visit to Turkey: Focusing on 'Development Road' Project and Bilateral Relations

    Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi's visit to Turkey centered around the 'Development Road' project, a regional initiative aimed at enhancing economic integration and connectivity. The project, valued at approximately $17 billion, involves constructing a 1,200-kilometer road and railway network within Iraq, with the goal of facilitating international trade and creating jobs. During his visit, al-Zaidi met with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and other officials to discuss the project's progress, as well as broader bilateral relations and regional developments.
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  5. WorldEarth

    Ukraine Braces for Heat Wave, Expects Rain and Thunderstorms

    Ukraine is set to experience a significant heat wave, with temperatures expected to reach up to +37°C in some regions by the end of July. The heat wave will follow a period of unstable weather, including rain and thunderstorms, particularly in western and northern areas. Meteorologists have warned of potential dangers such as heavy rain, hail, and strong winds during these storms. The Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Center advises residents to monitor operational weather reports and take necessary precautions.
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  7. CultureCentral Asia

    No Action Against Polanski Over Farage T-Shirt Threat

    The Metropolitan Police have confirmed that no further action will be taken against Zack Polanski, Green Party leader, after he shared a post on social media targeting Reform UK leader Nigel Farage. The post featured an image of a man wearing a T-shirt with a guillotine graphic and the caption 'We’re only making plans for Nigel'. Farage had called for Polanski to face consequences, but police deemed the post as political satire and not a genuine threat.
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  8. PoliticsLawRegulatorsConstitutionMiddle East

    PM Tofan Delays Appointment of New Agriculture Minister

    Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has not yet appointed a new Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry following Radu Musteața's resignation. Tofan stated that the agriculture file is complex and the new candidate will be chosen after consultations and thorough evaluation. Meanwhile, Sergei Ivanov, chairman of the parliamentary agriculture committee, urged Tofan to prioritize professionalism and meritocracy in the appointment process, warning against political group pressures.
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  9. WorldAsia

    Peruvian Restaurants Conquering Berlin's Gastronomic Scene

    Three Peruvian restaurants - Sabor Latino, La Choza de la Anaconda, and Rocoto - are thriving in Berlin, offering authentic Peruvian cuisine and becoming gastronomic embassies. Each restaurant has its unique story and offerings, from Sabor Latino's family-run business to La Choza de la Anaconda's Amazonian specialties and Rocoto's fusion dishes. These restaurants are not only serving delicious food but also connecting Peruvians abroad with their homeland through culinary experiences.
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  12. SocietyWhite-collarFraudLaunderingCyberattack

    KNB Detains 14 South Korean Citizens for Fraud

    The National Security Committee (KNB) of Kazakhstan has detained 14 South Korean citizens suspected of committing fraudulent acts as part of an organized criminal group using telecommunications systems. The detainees were arrested on July 23, and during searches at their places of residence, computer equipment, mobile phones, and laptops used in illegal activities were seized. They are currently in a temporary detention facility pending deportation.
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  15. SportsSoccer

    PSG Pursuing Parma's Zion Suzuki

    Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is actively pursuing Parma's Japanese goalkeeper Zion Suzuki. Recent reports suggest that PSG has made contact with all parties involved and is closely following Suzuki with a view to a transfer, which could potentially be followed by a loan. Suzuki, who is 23 years old, had previously rejected a transfer offer from Manchester United in 2023. Meanwhile, Juventus has made an offer to Parma for Suzuki, but it was reportedly rejected.
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  16. SportsIsraelTennis

    Ajinkya Rahane Retires from International Cricket

    Ajinkya Rahane, the veteran Indian cricketer, has announced his retirement from international cricket and all formats. The 38-year-old represented India in 85 Tests, 90 ODIs, and 20 T20Is, scoring over 8,000 runs. Rahane is remembered for his calm leadership, resilience, and memorable performances, including a historic century in the Melbourne Test and captaining India to a series win in Australia.
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  17. WorldMiddle East

    Kyrgyzstan Hosts Inaugural UIM F1H2O World Championship Grand Prix

    Kyrgyzstan is set to host its first UIM F1H2O World Championship Grand Prix on Lake Issyk-Kul from July 31st to August 2nd. The event is expected to attract around 20 teams and pilots from over 30 countries, with an estimated 25,000 spectators. The State Agency for Tourism Development has prepared international-level infrastructure on the lake's coast, and the event will adhere to international environmental standards.
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  21. CultureLocal GovEuropeGender

    Cambodian Women's Attitudes and Cultural Differences

    Two personal accounts discuss the attitudes and cultural differences of ordinary Cambodian women. They emphasize that while Cambodian women are easy to get along with, they are not easily pursued due to their conservative nature, strong boundaries, and belief in karma. They observe men's respect towards them before reciprocating, unlike Chinese men who often develop a superiority complex due to their higher income. At work, they expect fair compensation for extra work. Culturally, Cambodians prioritize happiness and living in the moment, unlike Chinese people who tend to delay enjoyment until after work. Their independence is out of necessity due to low male income, and they have strong self-respect.
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  23. PoliticsLawNorth America

    Rahul Gandhi Criticizes Anti-Paper Leak Bill, Offers No Alternatives

    Rahul Gandhi, Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, criticized the new Anti-Paper Leak Bill during the Monsoon Session of Parliament, deeming it ineffective. However, he did not propose any specific alternatives or improvements to the bill. Instead, he questioned the government's accountability in addressing previous paper leaks, including those of the NEET exam and other education department examinations.
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