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A lab worker has died in Siberia. Russian authorities have given changing accounts of what caused her death.
The WHO says the public health risk remains low, while the US is seeking more information.
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South Korean banks are investigating major data breaches, with the president saying there are signs AI may have been used in the attacks.
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Djokovic wins again in Beijing.
Novak Djokovic claimed his 7th China Open title after Alex de Minaur retired injured in the final.
It’s Djokovic’s 102nd career title and extends his unbeaten Beijing record to 34 wins.
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France has suspended police use of stun grenades after a student lost his hand during a protest.
The move puts police tactics and the use of force back under scrutiny.
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Saudi Arabia says Houthi attacks on Riyadh and Abha airports killed three people and wounded dozens.
The Houthis say they carried out the strikes. The attacks add another front to an already widening Middle East conflict.
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A tanker has been hit in the Strait of Hormuz, with crew members injured, according to UKMTO.
The latest incident adds to growing risks for vessels passing through the key oil route.
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Indonesia’s wildfire crisis is facing a legal challenge.
Civil society groups are suing the government over its handling of fires and toxic haze spreading across Southeast Asia.
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The Netherlands is considering a nationwide ban on phones in schools from January 2027, including during breaks.
The move aims to reduce excessive screen use among children.
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Veteran Indian actor Nana Patekar has died at 75.
The acclaimed Hindi and Marathi actor built a career spanning nearly five decades, earning three National Film Awards and the Padma Shri. https://t.co/URBwKmVAEx
The US has pulled B-1 bombers from a UK airbase.
Trump says it was because of “threats.” But reports differ on how directly the move is linked to a suspected Iranian plot.
Same event. Different explanations.
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Nigeria’s fuel price debate is getting sharper.
Workers want cheaper petrol. The government is proposing a temporary price cap to limit price volatility.
Should petrol prices be capped, or should the market determine the price?
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Two outlets can report the same event and leave you with very different impressions.
One focuses on what happened.
Another focuses on why it happened.
That difference in framing can change how we understand the story.
That’s what Analyst tracks.
A Kashmiri filmmaker has been detained by US immigration authorities.
US officials say Arfat Sheikh overstayed his lawful stay. His family says he had entered the US to study and later sought asylum.
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At least 30 people have been killed in a Russian strike on buses in Kramatorsk, Ukraine.
But reports differ on the death toll, with some now putting it at 33.
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The US has suspended Microsoft, Adobe and major IT firms from a green card programme.
The move affects skilled foreign workers, with US and Indian outlets framing the impact differently.
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⚽ Norway has filed ethics complaints against FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
The complaints involve the Balogun suspension, FIFA’s Peace Prize and a proposed World Cup investment plan.
What’s behind the complaints?
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Petrol could hit ₦2,000 per litre if subsidy returns, the FG warns.
What would this mean for Nigerians already facing high living costs?
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