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  3. TechSoftwareHardware

    Apple to Unveil First Foldable iPhone

    Apple is set to unveil its first foldable iPhone, likely named the iPhone Ultra, at its upcoming event on September 9. The device is expected to feature a flexible screen that opens and closes like a book, marking a significant design change for the iPhone. The event will also serve as a test for new CEO John Ternus, who took over from Tim Cook last week. Other products expected to be announced include new iPhones, Apple Watches, and updates to the iPhone's camera features.
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  5. WorldMiddle East

    High Drama in Telangana Assembly: BRS Leaders Detained, KTR Accuses Congress of Breaking Promises

    Telangana witnessed high drama today as BRS (Bharat Rashtra Samithi) leaders, including K.T. Rama Rao (KTR) and Harish Rao, were detained at the Assembly gate while trying to enter wearing black T-shirts to protest against the Congress government led by Revanth Reddy. The BRS accused the government of not fulfilling poll promises after 1,000 days in office. The protest turned chaotic with a BRS MLA being pulled by her hair. Police stopped the leaders, citing inappropriate slogans on their attire.
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  6. CultureAsia

    Ancient Egyptian Tombs Unveiled in Saqqara

    Archaeologists have discovered two significant tombs in Saqqara. The first, dating back to the Old Kingdom, belonged to Sekhentiu-Ptah, a high-ranking official known as the 'Keeper of the Secrets of Royal Commands'. It contained an intact false door and alabaster ritual objects. The second tomb, from the late Fifth Dynasty, was unearthed by a joint Egyptian-Spanish mission. It features well-preserved reliefs and belonged to two high-ranking officials, Younmin and Ity.
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  18. WorldMiddle East

    Roman Yaremchuk's Return to Olympiacos After Eight Months

    Roman Yaremchuk, a 30-year-old Ukrainian striker, is set to return to Olympiacos' squad after nearly eight months, following the injury of Ayub El Kaabi. His last official match with the team was against Volos on January 24, 2026. Yaremchuk, who joined Olympiacos in 2024, has played in 49 official matches and scored 14 goals. His last goal for the team was on December 17, 2025, in a Greek Cup match against Heraklion.
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  20. WorldSoutheast Asia

    Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward Bans Short-Term Rentals in Residential Areas

    Tokyo's Shinjuku Ward, home to the highest number of short-term rentals (minpaku) in Japan, has decided to ban their operation in residential areas and near schools. This decision comes in response to a surge in complaints from local residents about noise, litter, and other inconveniences caused by tourists. The ban will affect more than half of the current facilities, with around 2,000 lodgings expected to close. The ward plans to enforce the new rules by summer 2027, following a public opinion gathering process.
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  21. PoliticsMiddle EastNorth America

    Russia Prepares Massive Missile Strike on Ukraine

    Ukrainian monitoring resources report preparations by the Russian Air Force for a massive missile strike on Ukraine, with up to 120 missiles and hundreds of drones expected. The attack is anticipated tonight, targeting energy infrastructure, gas infrastructure, warehouses, defense industry enterprises, and military facilities. Russia is also planning a fall-winter campaign involving thousands of drones and monthly missile strikes.
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  22. SocietyOrganized CrimeWhite-collarFraud

    Jordanian Army Foils Drug Smuggling Attempts Using Balloons

    The Jordanian Armed Forces have successfully thwarted multiple attempts to smuggle large quantities of drugs into the country using guided balloons. The incidents occurred in the Eastern Military Region, with the most recent happening on Tuesday. The army shot down the balloons within Jordanian territory and seized the drug cargo. This month alone, the army has foiled four such attempts, along with an infiltration attempt and arresting the infiltrator. Syrian security forces also reported foiling a drug smuggling attempt in the countryside of Sweida.
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  23. WorldChina

    Russian Kindergartens Launch Projects to Instill Traditional Values

    In Russian kindergartens, two educational projects, 'Orlyata-doshkol'yata' and 'Dobryye igry' (Good Games), have begun. Aimed at introducing children to traditional Russian spiritual and moral values, these projects focus on themes such as friendship, mutual assistance, respect for elders, and care for others. The 'Good Games' program covers topics like kindness, family, health, labor, and homeland, with voluntary participation in the 2026/27 academic year. The 'Orlyata-doshkol'yata' project serves as a preparatory stage for the school program 'Oryolata Russia', involving both educators and parents.
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