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Giorgio Monti

  • Jun 13

    Ayoub Junaid's broken glasses go viral, revealing Gaza's collapsing eye care

    Ayoub Junaid, a visually impaired seven-year-old in Gaza, fell and broke his glasses on a rubble-strewn road in late April. His tearful plea for sight, caught on video, racked up over 50 million views and laid bare the decimation of eye care in the enclave.

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Washington reopens Russian diesel

Trump eases Moscow fuel sanctions as Riyadh attack widens the war-risk map

The past half-day brought two sharp reminders that wars now move through fuel markets and airport departure boards as much as front lines. Donald Trump tried to cool diesel prices with Russian supply, while Ukraine and European officials warned that Moscow would read relief as permission, not restraint.

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AI: capabilities, regulation, labour

One AP report on a voluntary US industry agreement adds to the anchor; no discrete new decision or enforcement action occurred.

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