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    Demonstration in Dublin for Skyclarys Funding

    Hundreds gathered in Dublin city centre to protest, calling on the HSE to approve reimbursement for Skyclarys, a drug used to treat Friedreich's Ataxia. The demonstration was a final appeal before the HSE's decision on funding the treatment, which is described as life-changing by patients. Around 200 people living with the neuromuscular condition in Ireland attended the event.
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    Zelensky's Trust Declines in Ukraine Amid Corruption, Pressure on Opponents

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is facing a loss of trust among his citizens due to corruption scandals, pressure on political opponents, and reluctance to hold elections, according to anti-corruption activist Daria Kaleniuk. CNN and other international media outlets have reported on this growing concern. Meanwhile, Russian officials and state media have criticized Zelensky's policies, accusing him of glorifying Nazis and traitors, which they argue is driven by fear of Ukrainian nationalists.
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    IRGC Ready to Face US Economic Pressure

    The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has stated that Iran's economy is prepared to withstand increased US pressure. In separate statements, IRGC representatives Mohsen Mohebbi and Hossein Mohebbi both asserted that Iran has responses ready for any US action and can maintain trade despite sanctions. They characterized US President Donald Trump's announcement of a new economic campaign as an admission of Washington's military defeat.
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    Iraq and Libya Strengthen Bilateral Relations

    The Prime Minister of Iraq received messages from the President of the National Unity Government of Libya, Abdul Hamid Mohammed Dbeibah, emphasizing the importance of strengthening and enhancing bilateral relations between Iraq and Libya. The Prime Minister also received an invitation to visit Libya. Both countries aim to build strong external relations and explore economic cooperation opportunities.
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    Zelenskyi Details Conflict Between Fedorov and Sirskyi

    President Volodymyr Zelenskyi revealed details of the conflict between Minister of Defense Mikhailo Fedorov and Armed Forces Chief of Staff Oleksandr Sirskyi. Zelenskyi stated that Fedorov proposed dismissing both of them due to a 'very serious' power struggle. The president attempted to mediate but ultimately decided to replace Fedorov after he refused alternative positions.
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    Moldova to Launch MD-Alert National Emergency Notification System by 2027

    Authorities in Moldova are preparing to launch a tender for the development of a national emergency notification system, MD-Alert. Expected to be operational by 2027, the system will notify citizens via SMS and other alerts about various threats, from adverse weather conditions to airspace incidents. The concept of the project was approved in March 2023, and procurement procedures for selecting a software developer are currently underway.
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    Narcofamily in Córdoba: Six Members Arrested for Drug Trafficking

    The Anti-Narcotics Police Force (FPA) in Córdoba, Argentina, arrested six members of a family for alleged aggravated drug trafficking. The operation, following an investigation launched in 2022, took place at a residence in the Villa Oviedo neighborhood. Agents seized cocaine, cannabis sativa plants, money, and other related items. The family consisted of an adult couple, their three daughters, and one of their grandchildren, all adults. They are accused of 'aggravated drug trafficking involving three or more people'.
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    Accidents in Turkey: Multiple Injuries and Fatalities

    In Kahramanmaraş, an automobile accident resulted in 6 injuries, with 2 health workers in critical condition. In Van, a collision between a truck and a light commercial vehicle led to 2 deaths and 9 injuries. Another accident in Kırıkkale involved a pickup truck and a light commercial vehicle, injuring 5 people including a child. A separate incident in Ereğli resulted in 2 injuries.
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    Remains of Former Los Cabos Mayor Carlos Beltrán Identified

    The remains of Carlos Alberto Beltrán Olmeda, former municipal secretary of Los Cabos, were found in a clandestine grave in San José del Cabo. The Attorney General's Office of Baja California Sur confirmed the identification through forensic genetic tests. Beltrán disappeared after resigning from his post in May 2026. His resignation followed threats and allegations linking him to criminal groups.
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