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Ukrainian publishers seek international support after Russian attacks destroy 10 million books
The Ukrainian Book Institute called for international support from the global publishing community for Ukrainian editors after Russian attacks in July and early August destroyed approximately 10 million books and significantly damaged the country's book production capacity.
Palestinian-British family dies by drowning at Sussex beach
Davidic compound in Axtell, Texas
Middle East
UAE "Slaps" Netanyahu: Washington Refused to Intervene as Abu Dhabi Ignored Dozens of Calls From His Office Seeking a Denial of the Bin Zayed Call
UAE Statement Rattles Israel's Political Scene — Hebrew Media Call It a Harsh Blow to Netanyahu
US military carries out fresh attacks on Iran as Russia pledges to maintain trade ties
Iran rejects US sanctions as it pursues new regional security deals
US urges allies and China to join economic pressure campaign against Iran
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Meta ignored warnings about child harm, whistleblower testifies
A former Meta safety engineer testified during a trial against the company that it was aware of harms its products caused children and took little action despite repeated warnings.
London's ultra-low emission zone linked to improved lung function in children
An independent study by Queen Mary University of London found that the ultra-low emission zone has improved lung function among the city's children as air pollution levels decline.
Zuckerberg's superyacht slowed down for fuel-stricken boat, but questions linger over what happened next
A superyacht linked to Mark Zuckerberg slowed down when a small vessel ran out of fuel and requested help in Alaska waters, but accounts of what happened afterwards diverge and remain unconfirmed publicly.
Spain and Italy maintain solid relations despite political tensions
Despite recent diplomatic friction between governments, trade flows and relations between Spanish and Italian citizens remain solid and growing.
