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Developing Nations May Be Forced to Cut Spending as Iran War Drives Energy Crisis
The IMF warns developing countries hit by Iran war-related energy costs may need spending cuts or debt restructuring as inflation and public debt continue rising.
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Cyberattack : Hackers Turn Supermarket Fridges Into Fire Hazards, Destroy Food Stocks
Hackers reportedly raised supermarket refrigerator temperatures across France to 50°C, causing fires and food losses while highlighting cybersecurity risks to connected commercial equipment.
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Failed Execution of Christa Pike: 911 Calls Reveal Delays in Emergency Medical Response
911 recordings reveal emergency assistance for Christa Pike was delayed after her failed execution attempt, as Tennessee prison officials and responders struggled to verify the request.
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France Braces for Nationwide Student Protests as Tensions Rise Over Classroom Conditions
France prepared for nationwide student protests over poor classroom conditions, with unions and France Unbowed backing marches in Paris and other cities amid violence concerns.
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U.S.-Russia Diesel Deal: What It Means for India’s Oil Imports and Energy Market
Trump’s Russia diesel deal could influence global fuel supplies, oil prices and India’s energy costs, while raising questions about Washington’s sanctions policy.
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Trump Rejects Claims of Russia and China Helping Iran, Says They Have Too Much to Lose
Trump rejects claims that Russia and China are helping Iran, arguing both countries have too much to lose, while highlighting ongoing U.S.-China economic cooperation.
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Elon Musk Spends $276 Million to Boost Republicans Ahead of US Midterm Elections
Elon Musk has spent $276 million since July to support Republicans in the 2026 US midterms, as Democrats improve their chances of retaking Congress.
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Trump’s Russian Oil Deal Sparks Legal Questions as U.S. Senators Challenge Import Decision
Bipartisan U.S. senators challenge Donald Trump’s decision to allow Russian diesel imports, arguing it may violate sanctions law and questioning the administration’s failure to consult Congress.
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Lula Draws Massive Crowds in Brazil as Presidential Run-Off Against Flavio Bolsonaro Nears
Brazilian President Lula rallies thousands in Sao Paulo to promote workers’ rights ahead of the October 25 presidential run-off against Flavio Bolsonaro.
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Former Sri Lankan Leader Admitted for Urgent Medical Care
Former Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa, 80, has been hospitalised for urgent medical care and is under ICU observation, his political party confirmed Monday.