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    RBI Governor Says Indian Rupee is Undervalued

    The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Sanjay Malhotra has stated that the Indian rupee is 'undervalued' in both nominal and real effective exchange rate (REER) terms. He attributed the rupee's weakness to global factors such as geopolitical tensions and emerging market volatility, rather than domestic economic weakness. The Governor clarified that the RBI does not target any specific exchange rate or band, but intervenes to curb excessive volatility. An undervalued rupee boosts exports and makes imports expensive, which can impact inflation and trade deficit.
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  8. PoliticsLawRegulatorsCorruption

    Prince Harry Facing Multi-Million Pound Legal Bill After Losing Lawsuit Against Daily Mail

    Prince Harry and other high-profile claimants, including Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley, are facing a substantial legal bill after losing their privacy lawsuits against the Daily Mail publisher, Associated Newspapers. The publisher sought an interim payment of £10 million ($13.3 million) from the claimants, who alleged unlawful information gathering by the Mail titles. The court ruled against the claimants, stating they failed to prove that information was obtained illegally. The final amount owed may be around £34.5 million ($46.2 million).
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    Vujović Condemns Vuči Do Battle Anniversary as 'Imperial-Nationalistic Provocation'

    Ivan Vujović, a leader of the European Union, criticized the anniversary of the Vučeđolska battle as an 'imperial-nationalistic spectacle' aimed at falsifying history and denying Montenegrin identity. He accused Mile Dodik and Porfirije of marking the event without any Montenegrin presence, calling it 'servitude at the highest level'. Vujović linked this to Montenegro's approaching EU membership, which he believes is causing panic among supporters of imperial and great-power plans.
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    Berlin's 'Love Parade' Cancelled After CSD Attack

    The 'Love Parade', scheduled for late August in Berlin, has been cancelled following an Islamist terrorist attack during the city's Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade. Organizers cited security concerns and logistical hurdles as reasons for the cancellation. The techno parade 'Train of Love' was meant to stand for fearless, carefree protest but was deemed unfeasible under the new security requirements. No replacement event has been announced.
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    Ortega Proposes Seven-Year Presidential Term Extension in Nicaragua

    Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega has proposed extending the presidential term from six to seven years, renewable, in a move that could keep him in power until 2028. The constitutional reform, expected to be approved in September, also aims to exclude opposition figures labeled as 'traitors' or 'coup plotters' from elections. The proposal has drawn international criticism, with the US warning against a 'dictatorship' and the EU urging Ortega to hold elections in accordance with international norms.
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    Commonwealth Games 2026: Day of Multiple Sports Finals and Semis

    The Commonwealth Games in Glasgow enters its final day with a packed schedule. The swimming program concludes, while Aussie netball and basketball teams vie for medals. Jess Hull competes in the mile race after a fall, and Kennedy advances to the 200m semis despite record celebrations. The 3x3 women's basketball team makes the final despite being a player down. The cycling program begins, and Australia seeks its last weightlifting medal.
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