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  • Jun 28

    32-year-old woman burned with acid outside parents' home in Scorzè, near Venice

    A 32-year-old woman is hospitalized with serious burns after a man threw corrosive liquid on her in Peseggia di Scorzè, a town near Venice, on the evening of June 26. She is not in life-threatening condition.

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Congo's Ebola outbreak turns deadliest

Colombia searches rubble as Ukraine burns, Ebola spreads and Hormuz tightens oil markets

The past 12 hours brought a grim mix of natural disaster, grinding war and public-health strain. Markets also started pricing the politics of sea lanes and artificial intelligence, which is usually when abstractions turn into invoices.

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  • Former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji dies

    Dies in Beijing at age 98 after illness, ending the life of the economic reformer who led China into the World Trade Organization

  • France issues solar eclipse safety warning

    Health Ministry advises against allowing children under 3 to view the upcoming solar eclipse, citing 253 retinal injuries recorded during the 1999 event.

  • Ukrainian drone strikes inside Russia

    Halts strikes on oil tankers in Novorossiysk following requests from US officials to prevent global energy supply disruptions

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China and the West: decoupling

China and Indonesia announced joint naval drills near Taiwan, contributing to regional security developments, while former Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji's death marks the passing of a key figure in China's economic history.

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