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  1. WorldAsia

    Argentina Renews Peso Debt, Secures Additional US$309 Million

    In a key tender, the Argentine government renewed its peso debt and obtained an additional US$309 million. The Treasury achieved a rollover of 144.5% by debuting a new dual bond that combines currency coverage and interest rate. The additional amount was achieved with the reopening of the Bonar 2029. The maturity of the Treasury's debt was extended by almost a year, with maturities extended to 2028.
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  2. BusinessTradeMarketsReal Estate

    EDP's Profits Rise 3% to €732 Million in First Half

    EDP reported profits attributable to shareholders of €732 million in the first half, a 3% increase from the same period last year. This increase reflects strong performance in renewable energies and the start of a new regulatory period for networks in the Iberian Peninsula. Factors partially offsetting this growth include reduced electricity selling prices in Portugal and Spain. EDP's net debt stood at €17 billion, and the company expects to end 2026 with a record profit of €1.4 billion.
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  5. PoliticsJudiciary

    Shen Yun Organizers Sue National Arts Centre Over Show Halts

    Organizers of the Shen Yun performance have filed a lawsuit against the National Arts Centre (NAC) in Ottawa after the venue abruptly halted their shows following nearly two decades of performances. The legal action comes after the NAC cited scheduling conflicts as the reason for the cancellation. The Shen Yun performances, a traditional Chinese dance and music production, have been a staple at the NAC since 2006.
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  8. SportsBasketballAmerican FootballBaseball

    Warriors Disappointed After Missing Out on LeBron James

    The Golden State Warriors, who were heavily pursuing LeBron James, have expressed disappointment after the NBA star signed with the Philadelphia 76ers. Steph Curry, the Warriors' point guard, addressed the situation, stating, "That's why you don't envision anything until it happens." The Warriors are now reassessing their plans for the upcoming season, with a focus on maintaining their current roster despite not being title contenders.
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  13. SocietyHealthcareFraudJustice

    Disabled Mother and Newborn Evicted, Rights Restored

    Ombudsmen for human rights intervened to help a disabled mother with a newborn baby who was evicted from a municipal apartment in Stavropol. The woman, an orphan with a disability since childhood, was removed from the registry by a court decision made in absentia. After appealing to the regional human rights commissioner, the decision was recognized as illegal and canceled by the court. The issue of restoring the woman and child's registration, as well as arranging social benefits, is currently being resolved.
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  15. WorldMiddle East

    Japan to Temporarily Reduce Consumption Tax on Food to 1%

    Prime Minister Suga has announced plans to temporarily reduce the consumption tax on food products to 1% for two years starting from April next year. This move aims to ease the burden of rising food prices on low and middle-income earners. The reduction will be effective from next April and is expected to last for two years. The government plans to provide subsidies to low and middle-income households to achieve a 'substantially zero tax rate'. This is the first time that the consumption tax rate has been lowered since it was introduced in Japan in 1989.
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  17. WorldEuropeUkraine

    Explosions Rock Ukraine's Capital and Multiple Cities

    A series of powerful explosions have shaken Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, with reports of strikes on military facilities and defense enterprises. Heavy rocket strikes have caused damage and fires in Kyiv, including at a market near the Pecherska metro station. Explosions were also reported in several other cities across Ukraine, including Poltava, Kryvyi Rih, Kharkiv, Sumy, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Vinnytsia, and Odesa.
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  19. PoliticsGovernanceResignationMiddle East

    Armenia's Prime Minister Pashinyan Announces Government Resignation

    Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has announced that the government will resign on August 2, following the start of work for the new convocation of the parliament. The President will then appoint a new Prime Minister candidate presented by the parliamentary majority. The resignation comes after the ruling party 'Civil Contract' won the June 7 parliamentary elections with 49.74% of the votes.
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  20. SocietyCorruptionArrestTrialFraud

    Teenager Arrested for Beach Robbery and Assault in Rimini

    A teenager was arrested for robbing and assaulting a couple on a beach in Rimini. The incident occurred near a club on Lungomare Tintori where the teenager, along with accomplices, stole a bag, wallet, and phone from the couple. When the victim tried to chase the thieves, they were attacked with kicks and punches. One suspect was caught while others fled. The victim was treated on the spot and did not require hospital treatment. The minor was taken to a reception center for minors. Investigations are ongoing to identify the other accomplices involved.
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  23. PoliticsJudiciaryMiddle East

    Beşiktaş Coach Vincenzo Italiano Discusses Mohamed Salah Transfer

    Beşiktaş Technical Director Vincenzo Italiano has been making headlines in Italy, discussing the team's transfers and goals. He praised the squad's strength and mentioned that 2-3 more transfers are planned. Regarding Mohamed Salah, Italiano stated that 'everything is on hold for now', but they have a great captain in place, Orkun Kökçü. He also emphasized the need to challenge Galatasaray's dominance in the league.
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