- Putin’s botched African adventure The Economist
- In Africa, Russia is swapping a ruthless paramilitary for a replica it can control. What’s Putin’s game plan? CNN
- Report spotlights tensions in Mali military over Wagner mercenaries Reuters
- Moscow’s Mercenary Makeover in Africa War on the Rocks
- Wagner’s Mali retreat: Mission accomplished or mercenary fiasco? The Africa Report.com
SpaceX pulls off Starship rocket launch in much-needed comeback
Denmark apologises for involuntary birth control in Greenland – Reuters
- Denmark apologises for involuntary birth control in Greenland Reuters
- Denmark Apologizes After Involuntary Birth Control Scandal in Greenland The New York Times
- Denmark apologises to Greenland's Inuit victims of forced contraception BBC
- Denmark issues first apology over forced contraception of Greenlandic women The Guardian
- Denmark Apologizes for Forced Teenage Birth Control in Greenland Bloomberg.com
Nigeria bans export of shea nuts used in beauty creams for six months
South Korea Outlaws the Use of Smartphones During Class – The New York Times
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Second Melbourne man charged over arson attack on Adass Israel synagogue fronts court
Younes Ali Younes, 20, will appear again in December with co-accused Giovanni Laulu although court heard no evidence of links to Iran
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A man charged with torching a Melbourne synagogue in an antisemitic attack was remanded in custody when he appeared in court on Wednesday.
Younes Ali Younes, 20, last week became the second suspect to be charged for the December arson attack on the Adass Israel synagogue which Australia accuses Iran of directing. Police allege three masked arsonists doused the building’s interior with a liquid accelerant before igniting it, causing extensive damage and injuring a worshipper.
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Iran says return of IAEA inspectors is not resumption of full cooperation
Russian climber who broke her leg on Kyrgyzstan’s highest mountain is presumed dead, officials say – CBS News
- Russian climber who broke her leg on Kyrgyzstan's highest mountain is presumed dead, officials say CBS News
- Hopes fade for injured climber stuck up an icy mountain for 12 days after breaking her leg CNN
- Rescue Called Off for Woman Stranded With Broken Leg for 11 Days on Himalayan Peak yahoo.com
- Man Dies Trying to Help Friend Trapped on 25,000-Foot Peak with Broken Leg People.com
- Russia’s Top Investigator Orders Rescue of Climber in Kyrgyzstan The Moscow Times
Iran-directed criminals twice targeted wrong venue before torching kosher Australian deli – The Times of Israel
- Iran-directed criminals twice targeted wrong venue before torching kosher Australian deli The Times of Israel
- Court Records Detail Antisemitic Attack That Australia Says Is Linked to Iran The New York Times
- Iran has a long history of exploiting social divisions abroad. It saw an opportunity in Australia and took it | Lydia Khalil The Guardian
- Iran link to Australian synagogue attack uncovered via funding trail, spy agency says Reuters
- Australia expels Iranian diplomats, accuses country of directing antisemitic arson attacks CBS News
German cabinet passes bill for voluntary military service – Reuters
- German cabinet passes bill for voluntary military service Reuters
- Germany Proposes Plan to Boost Recruitment or Resort to Draft The New York Times
- Wary of Russia, Germany tiptoes toward compulsory military service The Washington Post
- Merz Launches Bid to Lure More Recruits Into German Armed Forces Bloomberg
- Germany updates: Cabinet passes military service bill dw.com
Denmark summons top US diplomat over alleged Greenland influence operation
After one of Russia’s deadliest attacks, Kyiv residents lose hope for help
Rightwing ‘parents’ rights’ groups gain ground in Canada as Alberta book bans target LGBTQ+ titles
Two such groups claim they persuaded Alberta to institute sweeping public school book ban
Socially conservative “parents’ rights” groups that have emerged as powerfully political lobbying groups in the US are quickly gaining ground in Canada, academics and free speech advocates say, after two such groups claimed they had persuaded Alberta to institute a sweeping public school book ban.
Alberta recently directed schools to purge library books from shelves that fit its definition of “explicit sexual content” by 1 October. If the policy is applied precisely as outlined, a host of books face being purged, including George Orwell’s 1984 due to passages in the text that discuss sexual intercourse and rape.
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Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries have some Russian regions running on empty – AP News
- Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries have some Russian regions running on empty AP News
- Frustrated Russians grapple with fuel crisis as Ukraine attacks oil refineries The Guardian
- Russia and Ukraine Target Energy Sites, Seeking Leverage Away From the Front The New York Times
- Russia Gripped by Gas Shortages After Ukraine Strikes Newsweek
- Russian Crude Exports Slide on Drone Strikes and Trump's Tariffs Bloomberg.com
Israeli tanks close in on Gaza City, Trump to chair meeting – Reuters
- Israeli tanks close in on Gaza City, Trump to chair meeting Reuters
- Israel bombs once-bustling Gaza City neighbourhood Zeitoun to rubble Al Jazeera
- US hosts talks on post-war Gaza as Israel calls Gaza City evacuation ‘inevitable’ AP News
- Israel pushes ahead with Gaza City invasion despite protests DW
- IDF says troops continuing operations on Gaza City outskirts ahead of planned wider offensive The Times of Israel