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- Iceland rejects EU accession talks in referendum amidst political tensions.
- US government faces shutdown deadline as budget negotiations stall
- Iran conflict disrupts Gulf energy sector and raises oil price concerns
- Transit, home care and immigration issues feature on Day 3 of Quebec election
- Trump announces Venezuela deal aimed at reducing US gas prices ahead of midterms
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Vladimir Putin visits Novosibirsk, urging residents to remain indoors and avoid windows due to heightened security measures during his trip.
A 7.4-magnitude earthquake in Colombia has killed over 100 people and caused significant destruction, particularly in the Chocó province and Quibdó.
A Porter Airlines flight from Victoria International Airport to Toronto was cancelled after a child refused to sit and fasten their seatbelt, stranding passengers overnight.
NASA astronaut Anil Menon captures a stunning image of Super Typhoon Dolphin from the International Space Station using an iPhone, showcasing the storm’s vast scale.
Daniel Kinahan has been extradited from Dubai to Ireland, where he faces charges related to directing an organised crime group and international drug trafficking.
A firework malfunction at a pyrotechnic festival in Alicante injures 27 people, with 14 taken to hospital for treatment, amid chaos from the unexpected event.
Kosovo’s Parliament was suspended after opposition MP Time Kadrijaj protested by throwing eggs at caretaker Prime Minister Albin Kurti during a session.
US intelligence suggests Russia may provoke a NATO member this autumn, as officials warn of potential attacks in the Baltic region and Poland.
A Romanian monk has been arrested in Cyprus for allegedly stabbing two men with a box cutter during an incident at Agios Neophytos Monastery.
Russian women are marrying soldiers to secure substantial death benefits amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, a practice that has drawn scrutiny from the Kremlin.
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