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    Zionist Forces Advance in Southern Lebanon

    Zionist forces have made significant advances in southern Lebanon, raising earth barriers, infiltrating the Wadi Al-Saluki valley, and penetrating Lebanese army barracks. This progress has been accompanied by continuous shelling and destruction of houses in occupied villages. Meanwhile, the 'Uri Tsavon' settlement movement in Lebanon is calling for the expansion of Jewish entity borders. In the West Bank, Christians are warning of a threat to their presence due to Zionist harassment. Iran has confirmed that opening the Strait of Hormuz is linked to certain conditions regarding the US and its assets.
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  3. WorldTrade

    Gold and Dollar Prices Today

    Gold prices and dollar exchange rates are fluctuating. On Friday, gold was priced at 924,839 dinars per 21-karat, while the dollar was at 152,200 dinars. On Saturday, gold increased to 930,311 dinars per 21-karat, with the dollar selling at 152,750 dinars and buying at 152,500 dinars. On Sunday, gold further increased to 937,000 dinars per 21-karat, with the dollar selling at 152,500 dinars and buying at 151,500 dinars.
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  5. SportsTennisBoxing

    Alex Eala Faces Belinda Bencic in Canadian Open 2026 Round 16

    Alex Eala, the 25th seed, takes on top seed Belinda Bencic in the 16th round of the Canadian Open 2026. Eala is on a seven-game winning streak and comes into the match with confidence after defeating world No. 70 Caty McNally in the previous round. Bencic, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics gold medalist, secured her spot in this round after a three-set victory over Taylor Townsend. This will be the first meeting between Eala and Bencic.
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  6. WorldMiddle East

    Remains of Five Missing Climbers Found in Nepal

    Five bodies have been found in Nepal, believed to be the climbers who went missing after an avalanche on Mount Yalung Ri in November 2025. The group of 15 mountaineers was caught in the avalanche, with two guides' bodies recovered initially and eight others rescued. The identities of the five bodies are yet to be confirmed, but authorities suspect they are the missing climbers, including a German national and mountaineers from Italy, France, and Canada.
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  7. WorldRegulatorsMiddle EastConflict

    Russian Military Claims Strikes on Ukrainian Infrastructure, High Casualties

    The Russian Ministry of Defense has reported striking Ukrainian infrastructure used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, including transport and energy facilities. Russian air defense systems claimed to have shot down various projectiles and drones, including HIMARS and Vampire missiles, and unmanned aerial vehicles. The ministry also reported significant Ukrainian military losses, ranging from 1,375 to 1,445 soldiers killed in a day.
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  8. SportsAsia

    School Year 2026/2027 Dates Confirmed

    The 2026/2027 school year will start on September 7, with classes resuming progressively from September 3. The Ministry of National Education has confirmed these dates, which were set by ministerial decree No. 047.26. The restart will be staggered, with educational staff returning on September 1 and students welcomed progressively from September 3. The effective and mandatory start of classes is set for September 7 for all cycles and levels.
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  13. SocietyCorruptionAfricaWhite-collarFraud

    Abuse Allegations at Burmese Shan State's 'Black Company'

    Multiple former employees reveal severe abuse and torture at a company in Myanmar's Shan State, run by a 'big head boss'. They describe being tricked into working there, subjected to daily beatings, forced labor, and physical punishment. Electric shocks, hangings, and deaths are also reported. The company moved locations several times, with conditions worsening each time. Internal security and armed guards prevented escape. After investigations, many employees fled or were sold. The company's current whereabouts are unknown.
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  20. SportsBoxing

    Atlético Madrid Stance on Julian Alvarez Amid Barcelona Interest

    Atlético Madrid manager Diego Simeone has confirmed the club's decision to keep Julian Alvarez, rejecting Barcelona's interest in signing the Argentine striker. Despite Alvarez's desire to leave and Barcelona's persistence, Atlético remains firm in its stance, with Simeone stating that the club is happy with Alvarez and will help him grow. Barcelona, however, is waiting for Alvarez to resolve his situation before considering a Plan B.
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