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A third person has died from malaria in a cluster linked to Frankfurt Airport, following two recent infections in the Schwanheim district. German officials reported that the parasites likely arrived via a mosquito onboard aircraft. Authorities have alerted local doctors to be vigilant for malaria symptoms among patients.
Portuguese prosecutors have launched an inquiry into the death of Ukrainian activist Pavlo Sadokha, found dead in the Algarve while on a work trip.
The Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games face significant accommodation issues as Japan opted not to build an athletes’ village. With over 17,000 participants, alternatives like a cruise ship and temporary cabins have drawn criticism from officials, particularly over inadequate sleeping arrangements for taller athletes.
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Israeli strikes in Lebanon have killed at least seven civilians, security sources say, after Hezbollah rocket fire killed a soldier in Israel.
A woman and two children were killed in Souaneh, and at least four members of a family were later killed in Nabatieh.
Before Trump’s initial presidential campaign in 2016, Putin had lauded him as “outstanding and talented.” Biden has long been a vocal critic of Putin, labelling him a “killer” well before the invasion of Ukraine.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, who endorsed the resolution, has been pressing for a resolution to the Assange case since assuming office in 2022.
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