North Korea’s Kim will meet with Xi and Putin at Chinese military parade – NPR

  1. North Korea's Kim will meet with Xi and Putin at Chinese military parade  NPR
  2. Xi shows Trump who holds the cards as he sets up meeting with Kim and Putin  BBC
  3. Defying West, China's Xi gathers 'Axis of Upheaval' at military parade  Reuters
  4. With Russia’s help, North Korea expands its nuclear weapons capability  The Washington Post
  5. Kim Jong-un to be Among U.S. Rivals Convening in Beijing  The New York Times
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Hungary bars entry of Ukrainian commander of Hungarian descent over oil pipeline attack – The Kyiv Independent

  1. Hungary bars entry of Ukrainian commander of Hungarian descent over oil pipeline attack  The Kyiv Independent
  2. While Russian missiles rain death on Kyiv, Hungary bans a brave ethnic Hungarian who dares to fight for Ukraine's freedom. Commander Magyar: if you need some R&R and Hungary won't let you in, please be our guest in Poland.  x.com
  3. Hungary sanctions Ukrainian commander over Russian oil pipeline strikes  politico.eu
  4. Hungary and Slovakia in spat with Ukraine after oil pipeline bombing  Euronews.com
  5. Europe’s Fragile Energy Lifeline Exposed by Ukraine’s Strikes in Russia  The Wall Street Journal
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Israeli intel helped Australia uncover Iran’s role in antisemitic attacks – report – The Times of Israel

  1. Israeli intel helped Australia uncover Iran’s role in antisemitic attacks – report  The Times of Israel
  2. Why Iran Hit Australia  The Atlantic
  3. What to know about Iran’s Revolutionary Guard  AP News
  4. Iran link to Australian synagogue attack uncovered via funding trail, spy agency says  Reuters
  5. Court Records Detail Antisemitic Attack That Australia Says Is Linked to Iran  The New York Times
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Overcrowding in NSW hospitals ‘worst’ some doctors have seen as winter illnesses clog emergency departments

State health minister Ryan Park says there have been more than 45,000 presentations to EDs over the past five days

The New South Wales health minister has encouraged people to call the health hotline instead of going to emergency departments as a spike in winter illnesses has doctors saying overcrowding is the “worst they have ever seen”.

In a statement on Thursday, Ryan Park said there had been more than 45,000 presentations to EDs over the past five days.

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Online age checks are proliferating, but so are concerns they curtail internet freedom – AP News

  1. Online age checks are proliferating, but so are concerns they curtail internet freedom  AP News
  2. How Tech Is Tackling the New Age-Verification Rules  The Wall Street Journal
  3. Digital ID wallets: a secure solution to age verification or another privacy disaster?  TechRadar
  4. Online Age Verification Rules Are Popping Up Everywhere. Here's What You Need to Know  CNET
  5. ANALYSIS: Ups and Downs for Child Online Privacy Patchwork YTD  Bloomberg Law News
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Expelled ambassador says allegations against Iran ‘baseless’ during Sydney airport exit

Ahmad Sadeghi faced media questioning at the airport before boarding a flight out of Australia

Iran’s former ambassador to Australia – now persona non grata – has denied allegations his government was behind two antisemitic arson attacks in Australia, describing the accusations as “baseless” as he left the country.

Ahmad Sadeghi faced media questioning at Sydney airport before boarding a flight out of Australia.

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Modi seeks closer ties on Asia tour to offset fallout from US tariffs – Reuters

  1. Modi seeks closer ties on Asia tour to offset fallout from US tariffs  Reuters
  2. Modi to Secure Japan Investment, Supply Deals During Key Visit  Bloomberg.com
  3. Quad To Bullet Train And Semi-Conductors, PM Modi Has His Plate Full In Japan  NDTV
  4. World not only watching but counting on India: PM Modi in Tokyo  India Today
  5. Security agreement, business pacts, bullet train ride on Modi’s Japan agenda  The Hindu
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Labor accused of trying to ‘sneak through’ law change to strip non-citizens of fair process

Greens’ David Shoebridge calls amendment ‘one of the nastiest, meanest attacks’ on multicultural Australia

Refugee and human rights groups will launch a campaign demanding the federal government scrap a controversial migration amendment to explicitly remove procedural fairness in deportation decisions for foreign-born criminals, a proposal which advocates say is causing alarm among migrants.

The Senate on Thursday rejected a Greens push for an inquiry into the legislation, which the senator David Shoebridge slammed as “one of the nastiest, meanest attacks” on multicultural Australia.

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Israel’s Exhausted Soldiers Complicate Plans for Gaza Assault – The New York Times

  1. Israel’s Exhausted Soldiers Complicate Plans for Gaza Assault  The New York Times
  2. Updates: Israel kills 61 in Gaza, UN chief slams ‘deliberate’ famine  Al Jazeera
  3. US hosts talks on post-war Gaza as Israel calls Gaza City evacuation ‘inevitable’  AP News
  4. IDF Intercepts Missile Launched From Yemen | LIVE BLOG  i24NEWS
  5. Israeli tanks close in on Gaza City, Trump to chair meeting  Reuters
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Looted by Nazis, a 17th-Century Painting Resurfaces. But Not for Long. – The New York Times

  1. Looted by Nazis, a 17th-Century Painting Resurfaces. But Not for Long.  The New York Times
  2. Nazi-Looted Portrait Shows Up in a Real Estate Listing in Argentina—Then Quickly Disappears  Artnet News
  3. Painting stolen by Nazis during WWII believed discovered in Argentine real estate listing  ABC News
  4. Old master painting looted by Nazis spotted in Argentinian property listing  The Guardian
  5. Argentina searches for a painting allegedly looted by a Nazi fugitive and spotted in an ad  CNN
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Ukraine hits two Russian oil refineries in overnight drone strikes – Meduza

  1. Ukraine hits two Russian oil refineries in overnight drone strikes  Meduza
  2. Frustrated Russians grapple with fuel crisis as Ukraine attacks oil refineries  The Guardian
  3. Exclusive: Russia's Ust-Luga port to operate at half capacity in September after pipeline damage, sources say  Reuters
  4. Russian Crude Exports Slide on Drone Strikes and Trump's Tariffs  Bloomberg.com
  5. Russia and Ukraine Target Energy Sites, Seeking Leverage Away From the Front  The New York Times
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Malawi set to run out of TB drugs in a month after US, UK and others cut aid

Gains in cutting deaths from tuberculosis at risk as health officials warn clinics forced to ration drugs and testing

Malawi is facing a critical shortage of tuberculosis drugs, with health officials warning that stocks will run out by the end of September.

It comes just months after the World Health Organization (WHO) revealed that the country had successfully reduced tuberculosis (TB) cases by 40% over the past decade.

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