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Milei launches initiative to boost Israel-Latin America ties
Argentina's President Javier Milei plans to use his Genesis Prize money to launch a nonprofit boosting Israel-Latin America ties. Despite regional protests against Israel's Gaza actions, Milei supports closer cooperation and embassy relocation to Jerusalem. Netanyahu's visit will test Argentina's stance on international war crime rulings.
UN says “response not at par” as Haiti crisis worsens
The UN warned that Haiti's worsening crisis is underfunded, with only 9.2% of its $900m appeal met. Violence by armed gangs has displaced 1.3 million and killed over 3,100 this year, while international efforts, including a UN-backed Kenyan mission, have failed to restore order.
Israeli PM "in denial" about Gaza crisis, claims Australian PM
A day after announcing that Australia will recognise Palestinian statehood at the United Nations next month, Albanese said that frustration with the Israeli government amid the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza had contributed to Australia's decision to recognise a Palestinian state.
Australia to recognise Palestinian State, reiterates 'no role'
Australia will recognise the State of Palestine at the UN in September to support a two-state solution, peace in Gaza, and hostage release, the Prime Minister's Office said, citing Palestinian reforms and condemning Hamas and Israeli settlement expansion.
INS Tamal concludes successful port visit to Casablanca
During the port call from August 6 to August 9, the crew of INS Tamal participated in a series of professional, cultural, and social engagements aimed at fostering closer collaboration with the Royal Moroccan Navy, the Ministry of Defence said in a release.
UN chief welcomes Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal
The Secretary General commended the commitment of President Aliyev and Prime Minister Pashinyan to dialogue and confidence-building, and praised the efforts made by US President Donald Trump in facilitating the agreement.
Mexico’s President Sheinbaum rejects US military invasion
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum rejected reports of US military entering Mexico to fight cartels, emphasizing cooperation without invasion. The US labelled several cartels as terrorist groups, but Mexico insists on joint efforts and intelligence sharing. Senator Tom Cotton supports U.S. action against cartels.
Lula signs environmental bill, vetoes key Amazon protections
Brazil's President Lula signed a law easing environmental permits but vetoed key parts to protect strict licensing rules. The move balances development and environmental protection, keeping Brazil's deforestation and emission reduction goals on track, amid pressure from activists and political challenges.
South African court orders Edgar Lungu’s burial in Zambia
A South African court ruled that Zambia's former president Edgar Lungu must be buried in Zambia despite his family's wishes, Al Jazeera reported. The ruling follows a two-month dispute, with Zambia's government seeking a state funeral. Lungu's family has appealed the decision amid ongoing corruption charges against them.
Locals rattled as Kapil Sharma’s Surrey café shot at again
Kapil Sharma's cafe in Surrey was shot at for the second time in a month. Police are investigating, with no injuries or arrests reported. Eyewitnesses heard multiple gunshots, and authorities suspect a link to rising extortion threats against South Asian businesses.
India extends condolences on tragic helicopter crash in Ghana
In an official statement by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), the Government expressed condolences on the crash of the Ghanaian helicopter on Wednesday which resulted in the loss of several lives, including the Minister of Defence, Dr Edward Kofi Omane Boamah, and the Minister for Environment Alhaji Dr Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed.
Fresh firing at Kapil Sharma's Kap's Cafe in Surrey
Kapil Sharma's Kap's Cafe in Surrey was reportedly targeted in a firing. A social media post, allegedly from gangster Goldy Dhillon of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, claimed responsibility. Canadian authorities have not confirmed the incident or the post's authenticity. Investigation is ongoing.
India hands over first batch of 10 electric buses to Mauritius
In a major step in strengthening of the 'green partnership' between India and Mauritius and as part of the shared vision for a more sustainable and climate-resilient future, the High Commissioner of India to Mauritius, Anurag Srivastava officially handed over the first batch of ten electric buses (E-buses) to Prime Minister Dr Navinchandra Ramgoolam on Wednesday, as per an official statement from the Indian Embassy.
Kmart faces court over alleged links to Uyghur forced labour
A Uyghur group in Australia is suing Kmart, alleging links to forced labour in China's Xinjiang region. The case seeks proof of Kmart's ethical sourcing claims, as critics highlight gaps in Australia's Modern Slavery Act. Kmart denies wrongdoing, citing its long-standing Ethical Sourcing Program.
Great Barrier Reef sees most widespread coral bleaching
The Great Barrier Reef has suffered its most widespread coral bleaching on record in 2024 due to climate change-driven heat stress, with coral cover dropping sharply, especially in the south, Al Jazeera reported. Experts warn urgent emissions cuts are needed to protect the reef's future.
All five miners found dead in Chile’s El Teniente mine collapse
All five miners trapped in Chile's El Teniente copper mine after last week's earthquake have been found dead, Al Jazeera reported. Rescue teams had cleared over 24 metres of collapsed underground passages. The mine, one of the world's largest, halted operations following the 4.2-magnitude tremor.
Australia launches $130 million global tourism push
Australia is launching a new $130 million global tourism campaign featuring Ruby the Roo and celebrities like Robert Irwin and Sara Tendulkar to attract more international visitors. The campaign will run in key markets including China, India, the US, and UK, building on the earlier Come and Say G'day initiative.
Indian peacekeepers honoured with UN Medals for protecting civili
In a proud moment, Indian peacekeepers, including 12 women serving in South Sudan, were recently awarded the UN Medals for protecting civilians and humanitarian convoys.
Chile: Four dead, one still missing after mine collapse
According to CNN, the incident occurred at the El Teniente mine in Central Chile, one of the world's largest copper-producing sites, following a partial shaft collapse on Thursday.
Two dead, five missing after Chile copper mine collapse
Two people have died and five remain trapped after a collapse at Chile's El Teniente copper mine. Human remains were found during rescue efforts. The mine, halted after the incident, is the world's largest underground copper mine. Search operations continue, with over 100 personnel involved.
DRC, Rwanda agree for economic cooperation on peace deal
The tenets agreed on Friday summarise a regional economic integration framework, which includes elements of cooperation on energy, infrastructure, mineral supply chains, national parks and public health, according to the State Department of the US, which brokered the deal.
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