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      29 August

      Trump rolls out additional measures to address crime in Washington, signals nationwide actions

      President Trump signed an executive order creating a specialized DC National Guard unit, expanding law enforcement measures in Washington, and signaling possible nationwide deployments to cities like Chicago, New York, and Baltimore. Washington: US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing “additional specific actions” to “further crack down on crime” in Washington, while signaling possible nationwide deployment of the National Guard. The order directs the secretary of defense to create a “specialized DC National Guard unit” trained to ensure public safety and order in the capital, and to “ensure state National Guards are similarly trained and ready to assist in quelling civil disturbances nationwide.” Further, the secretary of defense will ensure the availability of a National Guard quick…

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    • 29 August

      France summons US envoy over antisemitism accusations

      France summoned the US envoy after Ambassador Charles Kushner accused Paris of not tackling antisemitism. The French foreign ministry rejected the claims, calling them interference and citing the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations. Paris: The French foreign ministry has summoned US Ambassador to France Charles Kushner following his accusations that France was not doing enough to combat antisemitism. However, according to French television channel TV5 Monde, it was the chargé d’affaires of the US Embassy in Paris who met with officials at the French foreign ministry on Monday, as Kushner was not in Paris. The chargé d’affaires was informed that Kushner’s remarks “constituted interference in France’s internal affairs and presented an assessment that did not reflect reality,” TV5 Monde reported,…

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    • 29 August

      Three killed in helicopter crash on UK’s Isle of Wight

      Three people were killed and one critically injured after a helicopter crashed on the Isle of Wight. The Air Accident Investigation Branch has launched an inquiry into the flying lesson accident. London: Three people have died and one remains in serious condition after a helicopter crash on the Isle of Wight in Britain, police confirmed on Monday. “We can confirm that three people have died following a helicopter crash on the Isle of Wight this morning. Four people in total were on board, with one person currently in hospital in a serious condition,” the police said in a statement. Earlier, the Air Accident Investigation Branch said it had launched an investigation into the crash, Xinhua news agency reported. “We will…

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    • 29 August

      Israeli airstrike on southern Gaza hospital kills 15, including journalists, as war toll continues to rise

      The victims on the fourth floor of Nasser Hospital were killed when one missile hit and was followed in the same spot by another missile moments later as rescue crews arrived, the ministry said. Deir al-Balah(Gaza Strip): An Israeli strike hit a southern Gaza’s main hospital Monday, killing 15 people according to hospital records. The victims on the fourth floor of Nasser Hospital were killed when one missile hit and was followed in the same spot by another missile moments later as rescue crews arrived, the ministry said. Khan Younis’ Nasser Hospital, the largest in southern Gaza, has withstood raids and bombardment throughout 22 months of war, with officials citing critical shortages of supplies and staff. Among the 15 killed were…

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    • 29 August

      Netanyahu says Israel may withdraw from Lebanon if Hezbollah is fully disarmed by end of 2025

      Netanyahu says Israel may withdraw from Lebanon if Hezbollah is fully disarmed by end of 2025 Jerusalem: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he welcomed the Lebanese cabinet’s “momentous decision” earlier this month to work towards the disarmament of Hezbollah by the end of 2025 and it could lead to Israel’s troops withdrawing from the country. He said that if Lebanon takes the necessary steps to disarm Hezbollah, then Israel will respond with reciprocal measures, including a phased reduction of the Israeli military presence in southern Lebanon. Since the Israel-Hezbollah war ended in November with a US-brokered ceasefire, Hezbollah officials have said the group will not discuss its disarmament until Israel withdraws from five hills it controls inside Lebanon and…

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    • 27 August

      Canada pledges $1.45 billion in military aid to Ukraine

      The funding, announced in Kyiv by Canadian PM Mark Carney, includes armored vehicles, drones, medical equipment, and air defence systems to bolster Ukraine’s military capabilities. Ottawa: Visiting Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv new military assistance for Ukraine, according to a news release issued by the Prime Minister’s Office. The funding of 2 billion Canadian dollars ($1.45 billion) was committed at the June G7 Summit held in Canada’s Kananaskis, Xinhua news agency reported. About 835 million Canadian dollars ($603 million) of the total are planned to procure a range of critical equipment for Ukraine, including armored vehicles, medical equipment, spare parts, small arms, ammunition, and explosives, as well as additional drone capabilities and other urgently needed…

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    • 27 August

      Nepal joins International Big Cat Alliance to boost global big cat conservation

      Nepal has officially joined the International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA), reinforcing its commitment to protecting species like tigers, leopards, and snow leopards through global collaboration. Kathmandu:Nepal has officially become a member of the International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA). “Nepal has formally joined the International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA) by signing the Framework Agreement,” announced the IBCA on on Saturday. The IBCA was established with a view to fostering international cooperation for conservation of seven big cats, including tiger, leopard and snow leopard. With snow leopard, tiger and common leopard in its landscape, Nepal’s joining the IBCA will strengthen global collaboration for big cat conservation,” the IBCA said. The IBCA has “congratulated the Government of Nepal for this significant step towards…

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    • 27 August

      Pakistan foreign minister Ishaq Dar meets Bangladeshi political leaders to boost ties

      Pakistan’s foreign minister Ishaq Dar held meetings with top political parties in Dhaka, including BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami, as part of a high-level visit aimed at reviving bilateral ties and regional cooperation. Dhaka: Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar held back-to-back talks with leaders of various political parties of Bangladesh, hours after his arrival in Dhaka to boost bilateral ties. Dar, also the deputy prime minister of Pakistan, on Saturday met with the leaders of former prime minister Khaleda Zia’s Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and Bangladesh’s largest Islamist party, Jamaat-e-Islami. He also met with the leaders of student-led National Citizen Party (NCP), floated recently with interim government chief Professor Muhammad Yunus’s blessings. A six-member BNP delegation led by its secretary general Mirza…

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    • 27 August

      Returnees find Khartoum in ruins as Sudanese civilians rebuild amid war’s destruction

      Displaced families are returning to Khartoum despite destroyed homes, no basic services, and rising insecurity, months after Sudan’s military claimed to have retaken the capital from RSF forces. Khartoum (Sudan): All that remains of Afaf al-Tayeb’s home in Sudan’s Khartoum province is a charred, windowless structure with peeling paint — yet in June, she eagerly returned, feeling safe again for the first time since the Sudanese army said it retook the capital from the rival Rapid Support Forces. Al-Tayeb had been displaced with her son, Mohamed al-Khedr, and their family at least four times since the civil war in the North African nation broke out over two years ago. They were displaced in different areas in Khartoum, yet nothing has ever…

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    • 27 August

      Russia accuses Ukraine of drone strikes on nuclear plant as Kyiv marks independence day

      Russia claimed Ukraine launched drone attacks overnight, causing a fire at a nuclear facility in Kursk and damaging energy sites, as Ukraine celebrated its 34th independence day with calls for peace and resilience. Moscow: Russia accused Ukraine Sunday of launching drone attacks that sparked a fire at a nuclear power plant in its western Kursk region overnight, as Ukraine celebrated 34 years since its independence. Russian officials said several power and energy facilities were targeted in the overnight strikes. The fire at the nuclear facility was quickly extinguished with no injuries reported, according to the plant’s press service on Telegram. While the attack damaged a transformer, radiation levels remained within normal ranges. The United Nations’ nuclear watchdog said it was…

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