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1. US and Iran announce nuclear accord, end hostilities

   The United States and Iran have reached a formal agreement that includes a permanent halt to military operations and an end to the naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The deal removes a significant source of tension that had weighed on global energy markets and shipping routes. Details of the nuclear terms have not been fully disclosed, but both governments confirmed the accord as permanent.

   "The US and Iran announce an agreement and a permanent end to military operations."

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2. UK intercepts Russian shadow fleet tanker in Channel

   British forces intercepted a Russian shadow fleet tanker in the English Channel, an operation that left one person dead and nine wounded. The vessel is part of the network Russia uses to move oil in circumvention of Western sanctions. The incident marks a rare direct physical confrontation between UK maritime forces and Russian-linked shipping in European waters.

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3. Fujimori rejects recount, plans to leave Peru

   Peru's presidential runoff between Keiko Fujimori and Julio Sánchez is in its final counting stages, with overseas votes from Brazil now tallied. Fujimori has rejected calls for a recount and announced she intends to leave the country as the count concludes. The outcome remains uncertain, and Peruvian electoral authorities continue processing the remaining ballots.

   "Keiko Fujimori rejects a vote recount and announces she will leave the country as the final tallies come in."

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4. Polish doctor arrested after 34 fetuses found buried

   Polish police arrested a pathologist after discovering 34 fetuses buried in the garden of her home. Authorities have not yet disclosed how the remains came to be there or over what period of time they were buried. The case is under active investigation.

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5. Six killed in Rio helicopter collision

   Two helicopters collided over Rio de Janeiro, killing six people including American singer Oliver Tree. The cause of the collision has not been confirmed. Tree, known for his eclectic pop style and theatrical persona, was among the passengers aboard one of the aircraft. Brazilian authorities are investigating the incident.

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6. Microsoft may close three Xbox studios in 2026

   Journalist Jason Schreier reports that Microsoft is considering shutting down Ninja Theory, Double Fine, and Compulsion Games as part of broader changes at Xbox Game Studios. The closures would follow a period of significant restructuring at Microsoft's gaming division. If confirmed, the move would affect hundreds of developers across three studios with distinct creative identities.

   "Ninja Theory, Double Fine, and Compulsion Games may close because of Xbox."

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7. Brazil Votes on Ending Six-Day Work Week

   Brazil's legislature is considering a constitutional amendment that would abolish the 6x1 shift schedule, under which workers complete six consecutive days before a single rest day. The reform would move the country toward a four-day or reduced-hour working week. Businesses warn of higher overtime costs, while labour advocates argue the current schedule harms worker health and family life. President Lula has not publicly opposed the measure.

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8. Iran Warns of Response to Israeli Beirut Strike

   Iran's Revolutionary Guard has signalled an imminent response to Israeli strikes on Beirut, describing the attacks as a crossed red line. The warning comes as Lebanese civilians remain caught in active conflict and diplomatic efforts toward a ceasefire continue. Israel has not publicly acknowledged UN criticism over the strikes. The exchange raises fresh uncertainty over the prospects for negotiated de-escalation.

   "Iran's guard described the Beirut strikes as a red line, warning that a response is imminent."

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9. Brazil Attorney General Rejects Banker's Plea Deal

   Brazil's Attorney General declined a proposed plea agreement from Daniel Vorcaro, a banker who had named Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes in his account to federal police. Vorcaro claimed a R$129 million contract awarded to Moraes's wife carried no quid pro quo. The rejection means Vorcaro will not receive the legal protections a cooperation agreement would have provided.

   "Vorcaro told federal police the R$129 million contract with Moraes's wife had no exchange attached to it."

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10. Brazilian volunteer soldier killed in Ukraine

    A volunteer soldier from Sinop, Brazil, has been killed while fighting in Ukraine. His death draws attention to the growing lethality of drone warfare along the front, where analysts describe a roughly 50-kilometre zone in which exposed personnel and equipment face near-constant aerial threat. The conflict continues to draw foreign volunteers, some of whom do not return.

    "A 50-kilometre strip where nothing survives — the drone war has reshaped what the front line means."

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