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  4. PoliticsPolicyRegulatorsMiddle East

    IRGC Strikes U.S. Bases in Jordan

    The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran launched a combined missile and drone operation, codenamed 'Mohammad ibn Abdullah (PBUH)', targeting U.S. airbases King Hussein and Al-Azraq in Jordan. The operation destroyed technical infrastructure, repair facilities, and fighter jet deployment sites, causing significant damage. The IRGC warned that further aggression would be met with an even more powerful response.
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    PS Leader Accuses Montenegro of Whitewashing Chaos in National Exams

    The Secretary-General of the PS, José Luís Carneiro, accused Prime Minister Luís Montenegro of trying to cover up the chaos in national high school exams. He criticized Montenegro's speech at the PSD's University of Summer closing, stating that it was an attempt to whitewash the issues caused by the digital correction process. Carneiro also advised Montenegro to listen to the Portuguese people and address their concerns, particularly regarding the cost of living.
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  10. PoliticsRegulatorsPeaceMiddle East

    Government Implements Military Checkpoints to Control Prison Access

    The Peruvian government has announced the implementation of military checkpoints to reinforce control of access to penitentiary facilities. The Minister of Defense, Rafael Belaunde, stated that the measure aims to prevent the entry of cell phones, chips, weapons, and drugs into prisons. The plan initially contemplates the intervention of five penitentiary facilities, with Ancón 1 and Piedras Gordas being the first to implement the controls. The checkpoints will have personal and package scanning systems, metal detectors, and permanent surveillance to ensure that cell phone signal jammers are operational 24 hours a day.
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  14. PoliticsLocal GovCivil RightsMiddle East

    New York Governor Kathy Hochul Criticized for Wearing Hijab Only When Speaking to Muslim Audiences

    New York Governor Kathy Hochul has been criticized for wearing a hijab only when speaking to Muslim audiences, with some accusing her of insincerity and pandering. Hochul wore the headscarf while addressing a predominantly male Muslim audience at the Islamic Center of New York, and has previously worn one at the funeral of a Muslim NYPD officer. Critics argue that her selective use of the hijab is disrespectful to women and divisive, while supporters claim it is a sign of respect for cultural traditions.
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    Patriots Trim Roster to 53-Man Limit

    The New England Patriots have made their final cuts to reach the NFL-mandated 53-man roster limit. Key moves include waiving running back Lan Larison, wide receiver Tejhaun Palmer, and several players from the defensive line and secondary. Veteran cornerback Kindle Vildor, safety Mike Brown, and punter Matt Haack were also released. Outside linebacker Harold Landry III will begin the season on the physically unable to perform list.
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    Seahawks Finalize Initial 53-Man Roster

    The Seattle Seahawks have finalized their initial 53-man roster, with notable cuts including rookie cornerbacks Andre Fuller and Michael Dansby, and offensive tackle Kellen Diesch. The team also traded for rookie cornerback Avery Smith. Quarterback Jalen Milroe secured his spot on the roster after a strong preseason performance. The Seahawks are set to face the New England Patriots in their season opener on September 9.
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    Iranian Missile Attacks on Jordanian Airbases

    Iran launched ballistic missiles towards Jordan, targeting U.S. military bases in retaliation for U.S. airstrikes on Larak Island earlier today. The attacks were intercepted by Jordanian air defenses, with reports of multiple explosions heard in the region. The U.S. military confirmed that Iran launched missiles at a U.S. base in Jordan, with nearly all incoming missiles intercepted.
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  22. PoliticsLegislationRegulatorsMiddle East

    Trump Vague on Iran Sanctions Plan

    President Donald Trump remained ambiguous about his administration's 'Operation Economic Outcast', refusing to confirm if he would sanction Chinese banks or discuss the matter with foreign counterparts. Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced plans to sanction another bank this week and warned countries against doing business with Iran, threatening 'financial violence'.
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    Bogotá Police Launch Operation to Dismantle 24 Criminal Structures

    Bogotá Police have initiated a 90-day operation, dubbed 'Plan 90', targeting 24 criminal structures accused of involvement in homicides, extortions, kidnappings, and thefts. The offensive aims to dismantle these groups and reach their masterminds. The strategy, ordered by President De la Espriella, focuses on criminal gangs active in drug trafficking, theft, and homicide. It prioritizes groups affecting communities and areas with increased crime. The operation covers bicycle theft, robbery of persons, vehicle theft, and extortion. Plan 90 is a direct response to citizens' concerns about insecurity in Bogotá, aiming to weaken criminal structures responsible for high-impact crimes.
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