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Spain’s Prosecutor General Álvaro García Ortiz will stand trial in November over accusations of leaking confidential details from a tax fraud case involving the partner of Madrid’s regional leader. The leak allegedly exposed sensitive information about a plea deal, which the defendant later denied knowing. Around 40 witnesses, including prosecutors, journalists, and the accused individual, are expected to testify. The case is unprecedented in Spain’s democratic era and heightens political pressure on the government.
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Spain’s top prosecutor to face trial in November over leak case

British authorities revealed that one victim of the Manchester synagogue attack may have been accidentally killed by police gunfire while officers tried to stop the assailant. The attacker, Jihad Al-Shamie, had driven into pedestrians and stabbed people outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation during Yom Kippur. A pathologist found one victim’s injuries matched a gunshot wound, even though the suspect himself had no firearm. The investigation continues into whether the fatal shot came from police, adding a tragic layer to the already deadly assault.
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UK police may have fatally shot synagogue victim during Manchester attack

Rescue teams in East Java say 13 people have died following the collapse of an Islamic boarding school building, as they continue to search for dozens of students believed to remain buried under the rubble. Heavy machinery has been deployed to aid the recovery, while rescuers use tunnels and sensors in hopes of detecting survivors. Families and authorities await confirmation of missing students’ fates.
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Death toll climbs to 13 as rescuers dig for trapped students in Indonesia

Sean “Diddy” Combs is set to be sentenced after being convicted of transporting male escorts across state lines for drug-fuelled sexual encounters, known as “Freak Offs,” with his former partners. While cleared of more severe charges including sex trafficking and racketeering, he still faces a possible 20-year prison term. Prosecutors have urged for a sentence of more than 11 years, whereas his legal team is pushing for just over a year, pointing to time served. In a plea for leniency, Combs admitted to substance abuse, violence, and expressed remorse in a letter to the court.
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to be sentenced over “Freak Offs” prostitution case

A 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck off Cebu in the central Philippines, killing at least 72 people and injuring hundreds, making it the deadliest quake since 2013. The shallow tremor caused landslides, collapsed buildings and widespread infrastructure damage, while hospitals already stretched by recent storms struggled to cope. Striking at night when many were asleep, the quake intensified its devastation. Rescue efforts continue, with authorities warning that the death toll could rise further.
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Philippines hit by deadliest quake in over a decade

Indonesia’s shrimp exports have taken a major blow after China reported detecting traces of radioactivity in a shipment, sparking widespread concern among buyers. The Indonesian Fishery Product Processing & Marketing Association said the case has damaged trust in one of the country’s top export industries. Shrimp suppliers now face cancelled orders, stricter checks, and falling prices. Officials are working to restore confidence through tighter safety protocols and diplomatic talks.
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Indonesia’s shrimp industry hit hard after radioactive contamination case

Major agri-food companies including Nestlé, Ferrero and Olam Agri have warned that repeated delays in implementing the EU’s anti-deforestation regulation are putting global forests at serious risk. Under the law, importers of commodities like palm oil, soy and beef must demonstrate that their products do not cause deforestation; the implementation was due to begin December 30, 2025. The firms say that postponing the timeline undermines years of investments in compliance, causes business uncertainty, weakens the EU’s environmental credibility, and could accelerate climate change impacts. EU officials blame technical readiness issues — especially with IT systems — but companies maintain they are prepared to meet the original deadline and argue that delay is counterproductive.
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EU deforestation law delays threaten forests, warn Nestlé & others

After the pro-European Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) won a clear parliamentary majority, Moldova’s government is moving at pace to fulfil its goal of joining the European Union by 2030. Key reforms are being prioritised in the judiciary, infrastructure, and energy sectors, especially efforts to reduce dependence on Russian energy by importing power from Romania and Ukraine and expanding renewables. The government is also confronting external threats, including disinformation, vote-buying allegations, and influence campaigns attributed to Russia, which it says tried to undermine the election.
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Moldova presses forward on EU path after decisive election win

During Yom Kippur in Manchester, an assailant drove a vehicle into worshippers outside the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue and then stabbed people. Two civilians were killed and three others seriously injured. The suspect was shot by police and is believed to be dead, though authorities delayed confirming this due to “suspicious items” found on him, prompting deployment of a bomb disposal team.
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Deadly Attack on Manchester Synagogue During Yom Kippur

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An Industrial Zone in Indonesia Investigates Radioactive Exposure

Belgium Urges EU to Share Risk on Frozen Russian Assets

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Kenyan Activists Abducted in Uganda During Bobi Wine Campaign

Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill has recalled 35-year-old striker Josh Magennis for October’s World Cup qualifiers against Slovakia and Germany. The Exeter City forward, who has 12 international goals in 82 caps, returns after nearly a year out following hip surgery. O’Neill said Magennis adds much-needed “experience and physicality” up front, alongside several other players also back from injury. Northern Ireland currently chase qualification with two crucial home fixtures at Windsor Park.
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Magennis Recalled to Boost NI Attack for World Cup Qualifiers

Italy’s art heritage police raided a Salvador Dali exhibition in Parma, seizing 21 works — including tapestries, drawings, and engravings — suspected of being forgeries. The investigation began after the Dali Foundation flagged anomalies while the pieces were previously shown in Rome. Despite the seizure, organisers said the exhibition would continue, though authorities stressed the works are only presumed fake pending further inquiry. The case follows wider probes into European forgery networks targeting major modern artists.
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Italian Police Seize Suspected Fake Dali Works in Parma Exhibition

Security forces apprehended four terrorists during an intelligence-based operation (IBO) in Balochistan’s Khuzdar district on Wednesday, according to a statement by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR). The operation was carried out on reports of the presence of terrorists belonging to the Indian proxy group Fitna-al-Hindustan. The ISPR said the terrorists attempted to escape by disguising themselves in women’s attire but were intercepted. Weapons and ammunition were recovered from the suspects, who were reportedly involved in multiple terrorist activities in the region. A sanitisation operation is underway to clear the area. The ISPR reiterated that security forces remain committed to eliminating “Indian-sponsored terrorism” from the country and ensuring perpetrators are brought to justice.
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Four terrorists apprehended in Khuzdar IBO, ISPR says

The Oktoberkfest celebrations in Munich were cancelled today after an explosion in a residential building to the north of the festival area was followed by a fire. One person was reported dead during emergency services, and police officers discovered explosives and booby traps during their investigation, leading to a widespread security cordon. The activities were interrupted as organisers cleared the area and checked on secondary devices as investigators went through the process. City officials reported that there is still no direct sign that the blast was related to a terrorist network, but added that they needed to be on alert and that extra security measures would continue even as the event organizes. The incident highlights the concern of increasing worries about safety of major European metropolises during public events.
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Oktoberfest Suspended After Explosion Near Munich Grounds; One Dead

Governments are rushing to use alternative trade agreements and investment collaboration as a response to recent U.S. tariff actions. EU negotiations are progressing with a number of partners, whilst Southeast Asian and Gulf countries are speeding up bilateral agreements in order to maintain export routes and protection of industries against unexpected tariff hikes. Authority claims that it is hoped to diversify the markets and create a supply-chain resilience, particularly in food, pharma, and high-tech products. The executives of business firms embrace the advantage of access to new markets but caution that exporters may face a complicated regulatory environment due to a collection of deals. Economists consider the flurry to have offered a can-do, even though unclean reaction to a precipitancy in global trade policy.
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Nations Accelerate New Trade Pacts to Offset U.S. Tariff Shock

On Wednesday, an international flotilla transporting humanitarian aid to Gaza reported tense encounters with Israeli naval vessels. The organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla reported that Israeli warships used intimidatory maneuvers and disrupted navigation and communication systems as the convoy neared the blockaded enclave. Two ships, Alma and Sirius, were surrounded, as confirmed by those involved, with video showing a military ship on the approach of Sirius. The flotilla is carrying food and medical supplies and contains approximately 500 activists representing more than 40 nations. Italy and Spain have dispatched ships to check on the situation and insisted that they would not intervene militarily. The incident highlights the mounting international pressures on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the decades-old naval blockade of Israel.
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Aid Flotilla to Gaza Confronted by Israeli Naval Maneuvers

U.S. government officially shuts down today as Congress could not reach a funding agreement, furloughing 750,000 federal workers and halting major economic reports. The doubt shook Wall Street, as futures traded down along key indexes. Investors fled to safe-haven assets, pushing the price of gold to an all-time high as the dollar suffered its fourth consecutive loss.. Economists caution that a long shutdown will interfere with Federal Reserve decision-making by postponing employment and inflation statistics. Unlike other shutdowns in the past that ended in political tradeoffs, the current standoff has increased worries regarding the fiscal stability of the country, considering that interest rates are already straining household and business lives.
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U.S. Shutdown Shakes Markets as Gold Hits Record High

International oil markets stabilized today as traders gauged indicators of an increase in OPEC+ output against restricting U.S. supply. The U.S. crude inventories declined in a bigger scale than expected, which supported Brent crude at $66.31 a barrel and WTI at $62.63. Further gains were, however, curtailed by the increasing gasoline and distillate stocks. Analysts caution that the demand issue in these slowing economies, especially in China and Europe, may limit the upward prices despite the constrained supply. The market is also focusing on Washington, where a government shutdown has created uncertainty among the traders, who depend on U.S. economic indicators. Investors are so far walkin…
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Oil Prices Hold Steady as OPEC+ Output Signals Stir Market Tension

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