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Jakarta Protests Resume After Days of Pause Amid Tensions
Student protests resume in Jakarta after pause, demanding anti-corruption reforms and end to police violence amid military deployment concerns.
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Lisbon Cable Tram Death Toll Rises to 17 in Tragic Derailment
Death toll rises to 17 in Lisbon cable tram derailment, with victims from 10 countries. National mourning declared as investigation continues into cable or brake failure.
Epstein Victims Demand Full Document Release: 'This Is No Hoax'
Epstein survivors demand full document release from Trump administration, facing bipartisan congressional support but presidential resistance amid claims of cover-up.
Nigeria Boat Capsize Kills 60 in Niger State Tragedy
At least 60 killed as overloaded passenger boat capsizes in Nigeria's Niger State after hitting submerged tree trunk. Rescue operations continue for missing passengers.
Court Blocks Trump's $2.4 Billion Harvard Funding Cut
Federal judge rules Trump's $2.4B Harvard funding cut illegal, calling it retaliatory. White House plans appeal in ongoing university funding battle.
Lisbon Mourns After Deadly Cable Tram Derailment Kills 15
15 dead, 18 injured in Lisbon cable tram derailment after cable snapped. National mourning declared as investigation focuses on maintenance issues.
Global Renewable Energy Investment Hits Record $2.5 Trillion in 2025
Global renewable energy investment reaches record $2.5 trillion in 2025, with solar and wind leading growth. China, EU, and North America are top investors driving 35%...
Major AI Breakthrough Achieves Human-Level Reasoning in 2025
Researchers achieve breakthrough in AI reasoning, creating system with human-level cognitive abilities for complex problem-solving across multiple domains including healthcare...
Central Banks Urged to Pool Dollar Reserves Amid Fed Uncertainty
Central banks urged to pool dollar reserves as Fed support becomes uncertain due to political pressures. Experts warn alternative arrangements needed for financial stability.
Cartel of the Suns: Venezuela's Shadow Network or US Pretext?
US-Venezuela tensions escalate over alleged state-sponsored drug trafficking network "Cartel of the Suns," with military confrontations and diplomatic divisions across Latin America.
Lisbon's Iconic Yellow Cable Tram Derails, Three Dead
Three dead and 20 injured after Lisbon's iconic yellow cable tram derails and slides down hill. Emergency services responding to major accident involving popular tourist attraction.
Ukrainian Missile Maker to Produce Fuel in Denmark for Long-Range Rockets
Ukrainian defense company Fire Point will produce rocket fuel in Denmark for Flamingo missiles, marking first overseas weapons production since Russian invasion began.