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Australia Proposes ‘Opt Out’ Law to Regulate Big Tech Algorithms
Australia plans a new law to curb addictive social media algorithms, empowering users with more control over their content feeds.
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Iran to Declare Restricted Zone Near Strategic Strait of Hormuz
Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei announces plans to establish a restricted zone around the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global shipping route.
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Eight-Year-Old Gaza Girl and Father Killed in Israeli Strike on School Day
An Israeli airstrike killed an eight-year-old Gaza girl and her father as they traveled on her first day of school, highlighting ongoing…
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Jamaica to Submit Petition on Slavery Reparations to UK Monarch
Jamaica plans to present a petition to King Charles challenging slavery's legality under English law and urging reparations from the UK.
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SPORTS
Red Star Belgrade Fans Display Tifo Honoring Ratko Mladic at Derby
During the intense Belgrade derby, Red Star Belgrade supporters revealed a tifo paying tribute to Ratko Mladic, sparking controversy amid fierce rivalry…
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North Korea Deploys Warship to Bolster Nuclear Retaliation Capabilities
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un unveils a new warship designed to enhance Pyongyang's nuclear response and strengthen its naval power.
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Iran to Announce New Hormuz Shipping Route Amid Rising Tensions
Iran plans to unveil a new shipping route through the Strait of Hormuz following US strikes on Iranian oil tankers, signaling escalating…
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Austria Enforces Islamic Headscarf Ban as Schools Reopen for Under-14s
Austria's new law banning Islamic headscarves for girls under 14 takes effect amid school reopening, sparking debate over children's rights and religious…
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POLITICS
India’s Exam System Faces Crisis Amid Ongoing Scandals and Reform Debate
India's centralized exam system is under scrutiny as repeated scandals raise questions about trust and the need for structural reforms.
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Volunteers Battle Peat Fires in Borneo Emitting Toxic Carbon Smog
Volunteers in Borneo are risking their lives to extinguish peat fires that release ancient carbon stores, causing hazardous smog across Southeast Asia.
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