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  • Aug 8

    Houthi attacks kill dozens in Yemen as UN warns of worst escalation since 2022 truce

    Houthi rebels killed at least 58 soldiers in missile and drone strikes on government camps in Marib and Hadramaut, the deadliest attacks since Yemen's 2022 truce. The UN warned the country faces the greatest risk of full-scale war since that ceasefire.

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One cut cable grounds three cities

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Institutions had a rough half-day. Voters punished Germany's governing centre, courts were asked to referee White House access, NATO's eastern flank stayed jumpy and one severed cable reminded New York that modern power often runs through old ducts.

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EU sanctions renewal stalls over French and Luxembourg delisting requests; frontline escalation continues at existing intensity.

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