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  1. Iran and Israel pause hostilities after Trump warning

    Iran announced a halt to attacks against Israel following pressure from US President Donald Trump, with Israel indicating a reciprocal pause in hostilities. The ceasefire remains fragile, with both sides issuing continued warnings. Regional actors and oil markets had been unsettled by the exchange of strikes, and analysts note the underlying tensions that prompted the conflict have not been resolved.

    "Iran and Israel announce a cessation of hostilities, but threats persist."

  2. Peru runoff too close to call amid disputed tallies

    Left-wing candidate Sánchez leads Keiko Fujimori by roughly 19,000 votes in Peru's presidential runoff, with the count still under way. Peru's electoral authority has referred voting records containing inconsistencies to the courts for review. The narrow margin and contested tallies leave the outcome unresolved, echoing the disputed 2021 election between the same two candidates.

    "Peru's electoral authority is sending vote tallies with inconsistencies to the courts as the left-wing candidate leads the count."

  3. Israeli strikes on Tyre kill eight Lebanese civilians

    Israeli Defense Forces carried out strikes on Tyre, a coastal city in southern Lebanon, killing at least eight people including residents of a Christian neighbourhood. Civilians in the area received evacuation orders ahead of the attacks. The strikes mark continued Israeli military activity in Lebanese territory, with the human cost falling on non-combatant populations in a historically mixed city.

  4. Philippines earthquake kills dozens, displaces thousands

    A magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck the Philippines, killing at least 46 people and wounding more than 200. Around 32,000 residents were displaced as buildings collapsed and a tsunami warning was issued for coastal areas. Rescue teams are working through rubble to reach people still trapped. The warning was later lifted, but damage assessments are ongoing.

  5. OpenAI Files for US IPO at Trillion-Dollar Valuation

    OpenAI has submitted an IPO filing in the United States, targeting a valuation of around one trillion dollars. The move would make it one of the most valuable public listings in history. The company, which began as a non-profit research lab, has grown rapidly since the commercial release of ChatGPT in late 2022. No pricing or timeline has been confirmed.

  6. Trump warns Israel it may fight Iran alone

    President Donald Trump told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that Israel could find itself 'fighting alone' if it resumed military action against Iran. The warning came alongside a broader proposal involving the seizure of Iranian oil assets and a reconstruction-sharing arrangement with Gulf states. The statement signals a conditional posture from Washington rather than unconditional backing for Israeli military escalation.

    "Trump warned Netanyahu that Israel could end up fighting alone if it restarted the war against Iran."

  7. Documents link Brazilian businessman to $10.6m film transfer

    Spreadsheets and bank receipts indicate that Brazilian businessman Vorcaro transferred $10.6 million to the United States to finance the film Dark Horse. The documents have drawn scrutiny toward the Bolsonaro political movement over alleged irregular foreign financing. Brazilian outlet Brasil 247 reports the paper trail includes itemised records of how the funds were routed abroad.

    "Spreadsheet and bank receipt show how Vorcaro sent money to the US to finance Dark Horse."

  8. US and Iran negotiate uneasy status quo

    The United States and Iran are working toward an arrangement that neither side wants to call a defeat. Talks continue in a space that is neither formal war nor settled peace, with both governments managing domestic audiences as much as each other. The outcome may be declared a victory in Washington regardless of the terms reached.

    "Neither war nor peace — both sides are trying to close a deal without appearing to have lost."

  9. Brazilian court halts R$515 billion energy capacity auction

    A court in Ceará state issued an injunction suspending the ratification of Brazil's reserve capacity energy auction, blocking contracts worth R$515 billion. The ruling puts the national grid operator ONS in a difficult position as it tries to secure supply stability for 2026. Energy consumers and grid stakeholders now face uncertainty over whether planned capacity additions will proceed on schedule.

  10. NASA names four crew members for Artemis 3

    NASA has announced the four astronauts assigned to the Artemis 3 mission, currently scheduled for 2027. The crew includes ESA astronaut Luca Parmitano, marking a notable international element in the programme. Artemis 3 is intended as a test mission ahead of a sustained human return to the lunar surface, building on the uncrewed and crewed flights that precede it.

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