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  2. SportsBoxing

    River Plate Loses to Rosario Central, Suffers Fifth Consecutive Defeat

    River Plate lost 1-0 to Rosario Central in the third round of the Clausura tournament, marking their fifth consecutive defeat in local competitions. The goal came from an own goal by Nicolás Otamendi in the 27th minute. River Plate is now at the bottom of the standings in Zone B with no points. Rosario Central ended the match with ten men due to the expulsion of Emanuel Coronel in the 82nd minute.
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  3. WorldBillMiddle EastDefense

    IRGC Commander Warns of Decisive Response to Terrorist Mistakes in Northwest Iran

    The Commander of the Ground Forces in the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has warned that any mistake by terrorist groups or foreign enemies in northwest Iran will be met with a decisive response. Major General Mohammad Krami, during a visit to operational areas, stated that the 'Hamzeh Seyed al-Shohada' base is fully prepared to deal with any threat, utilizing intelligence, operational readiness, faith, technology, and modern science. The Commander also threatened to turn the battlefield into a 'graveyard for mercenaries' if terrorist groups make any mistake.
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  4. SportsArt DesignCreatorsBasketball

    Atletico Madrid Eye Jack Grealish as Potential Summer Signing

    Atletico Madrid are considering a move for Manchester City winger Jack Grealish, who is seeking a route out of the Etihad Stadium. Diego Simeone views Grealish as a strong tactical fit for his side, but no formal offer has been made yet. Everton and Aston Villa are also interested in signing Grealish, while clubs in Saudi Arabia and MLS have shown interest. Grealish's future at Manchester City remains uncertain after he missed their pre-season tour due to injury.
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  11. WorldProtestMiddle EastEarth

    11 Arrests for Fires Caused by Agricultural Work

    Eleven arrests were made in connection with fires caused by agricultural work in various regions of Greece. In Argolida, a large fire was started by sparks from a tractor with a cultivator. Other arrests included violations of fire safety regulations, such as using a lighter in high-risk areas and performing hot work without proper precautions. Since the beginning of the year, 641 administrative fines totaling €949,770.50 have been imposed, and 254 arrests have been made.
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  12. WorldMiddle East

    Putin Greeted by Children's Cheers at 'Big Change' Competition Closing Ceremony

    Russian President Vladimir Putin arrived in Krasnoyarsk to participate in the closing ceremony of the All-Russian competition 'Big Change'. He was greeted by enthusiastic children who chanted 'Putin! Putin! Putin!' throughout his speech. The event was held at Siberian Federal University, with winners being 300 students in grades 5-7 who will embark on a journey across Russia on a specially equipped train.
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  15. SocietyProtestEuropeGender

    Jharkhand Students Protest Over JPSC, JSSC Exam Irregularities

    Thousands of students in Jharkhand have been protesting for over a week, demanding accountability and reforms in the examination system following alleged irregularities in Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) and Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) exams. Students, mainly from poor backgrounds, have been camping in Ranchi, the state capital, since August 25, despite harsh weather conditions. They allege that jobs are being sold, and examinations are marred by paper leaks and solver gangs. Students demand the cancellation of recent examinations, a CBI investigation, and systemic changes to prevent future irregularities. Political leaders from various parties have expressed support for the students' demands, while some have criticized the government's silence on the issue.
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  20. WorldLawRegulatorsMiddle East

    Iran Denies Trump's Claims of Talks

    Iran's Foreign Ministry has repeatedly denied US President Donald Trump's statements about resuming negotiations with Iran. Spokesman Ismail Bagaei stated that there are no ongoing negotiations with the United States and no plans for any meetings. This denial comes after Trump claimed that talks would begin on Monday, August 3, and that he had canceled a 'massive attack' against Iran to give diplomacy a chance.
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  21. PoliticsTelecomAmerican Football

    Trump Boasts About Winning Golf Tournament Despite Limited Practice

    US President Donald Trump announced his victory in the Bedminster Golf Club tournament, finishing with a score of 70 strokes. Despite having 'very little time to practice' due to his busy schedule, Trump attributed his victory to his 'talent', stating 'It's called TALENT, and I have it, and they don’t!' He shared videos and posts about his 'winning shot' on Truth Social and other platforms.
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  22. WorldMiddle East

    U.S. Officials: Iran Stalling Nuclear Talks, Gulf States Push for Tougher Action

    U.S. officials believe Iran is trying to prolong nuclear talks, assuming U.S. political pressure will force President Trump to end the conflict. Meanwhile, high-ranking officials from the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait have urged Trump to take more decisive measures, with some suggesting Iran's Revolutionary Guard won't make concessions without U.S. escalation, control of the Strait of Hormuz, or ground operations. The U.S. is preparing new attack options, including a two-week bombing campaign targeting missile sites, energy facilities, and nuclear infrastructure. Trump has decided to cancel the attack, citing a request from Iran and other Middle Eastern countries to avoid conflict and reach a deal on opening the Strait of Hormuz and ending Iran's nuclear threat.
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  23. WorldBillRegulatorsMiddle EastBudget

    Laos Development Bank Sues Thai Media Outlets for Defamation and Money Laundering Allegations

    Laos Development Bank (LDB) has filed a lawsuit against three Thai social media account operators for defamation, alleging they spread false information accusing the bank of using payment channels to launder money for online gambling, cross-border fraud, and other illegal activities. The false rumors damaged the bank's reputation and Laos' national image. Thai police have formed a special team to investigate the claims. Additionally, Laos is investigating a major cross-border investment fraud case where fraudsters targeted businesspeople using real estate, stocks, and energy projects as bait, resulting in losses exceeding 10 billion Thai baht.
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  24. U.S.RegulatorsNorth America

    U.S. Helps Over 1,000 Ships Cross Strait of Hormuz Since May

    The U.S. Central Command has assisted over 1,000 ships in crossing the Strait of Hormuz since early May, according to a spokesperson. The operation, initially named 'Operation Project Freedom', was launched by President Donald Trump but later abandoned. The Strait of Hormuz is a crucial waterway for global oil and liquified natural gas supply, with around 20% transiting through it before its closure.
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