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Venezuela counts quake dead as Hormuz truce frays and courts curb Trump

The past 12 hours brought a grim mix of natural disaster, legal restraint and political surprise. Venezuela dug through rubble, Washington and Tehran edged toward technical talks while arguing over whether talks exist, and Peru finally put the Fujimori name back in the presidential palace.

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  • Pakistan tutoring center roof collapse

    Kills at least 14 children and injures several others in Lahore, prompting the arrest of the center owner and one other suspect.

  • South Africa anti-immigration protests

    Escalates crisis as cities lock down and foreigners flee following anti-immigrant ultimatums in Johannesburg and Durban.

  • Athens building collapse

    Arrested five people following the collapse of a four-story residential building in Athens, as rescue teams continue searching for four trapped individuals.

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European Union · Updated 32m ago

The ageing Union's economy

The ECB maintained its interest rates and reiterated calls for structural reforms, while EU leaders continued to advance existing industrial policy plans, indicating ongoing but not fundamentally new developments.

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Supreme Court campaign spending ruling

Politics·Top story·Reported 7h 6m ago·Updated 2h 21m ago
  1. Chapter 1 of 1BreakingReported 7h 6m ago

    Supreme Court campaign spending ruling

    Strikes down 51-year-old limits on coordinated party spending in a 6-3 decision, ruling the caps violate the First Amendment

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