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Thailand-Cambodia Border Clashes Escalate, Displacing Over 500,000
Violence has flared on the Thai-Cambodia border, breaking a fragile ceasefire with heavy clashes near disputed temple regions. Over 500,000 people are sheltering in schools and camps after gunfire, drone strikes, and shelling.
Regional powers like the US and China monitor as humanitarian crisis worsens.
Royal Thai Air Force Airstrikes Kill Nine Cambodian Civilians
Thai airstrikes targeted Cambodian positions, killing nine civilians and wounding 20 others in the ongoing border conflict. Three Thai soldiers were killed and 29 injured in clashes.
Death toll rises to eight Thai soldiers, eleven Cambodian civilians, and four Thai civilians.
Democrats Release 90+ New Photos from Jeffrey Epstein's Estate
House Democrats released over 90 images showing Epstein with powerful figures including Trump, Clinton, and Woody Allen. The photos highlight connections amid ongoing scrutiny of the convicted sex offender.
Investigation continues into Epstein's network.
Catastrophic Flooding Forces Entire Washington City to Evacuate
Historic rainfall triggered major flooding in Washington state, sweeping away homes and forcing a full city evacuation. National Guard assisted door-to-door rescues amid rising rivers.
Life-threatening conditions persist in the Pacific Northwest.
Fired Michigan Coach Faces Home Invasion and Stalking Charges
The former University of Michigan football coach is charged with home invasion and stalking after his dismissal. Details emerge of the alleged incidents targeting individuals.
Legal proceedings underway as case develops.
Ukraine Faces Brutal Phase in War as Russia Accelerates Offensive
Ukraine endures mounting battlefield, energy, and manpower pressures in 2025, with Russia intensifying attacks. Europe unites behind Ukraine amid America's shifting involvement.
War enters more brutal stage without resolution.
Sudanese Forces Drone Strike Oil Field, Killing Dozens
Sudanese Armed Forces struck an oil field in Heglig, West Kordofan, killing dozens in the civil war. Attack highlights ongoing violence in the conflict.
Humanitarian impact grows amid resource disputes.
Brazilian Chamber Approves Bill Reducing Coup Penalties for Bolsonaro
Deputies passed a bill slashing penalties for attempted coups, potentially shortening Jair Bolsonaro's 27-year sentence. Move sparks debate on accountability for former president.
Legal implications for similar cases rise.
Vietnam Expands Censorship with New Press and Secrets Laws
National Assembly amended laws to force journalists to reveal sources and classify more info as state secrets. Enhances government control over media and information.
Critics warn of chilled press freedom.
Guinea-Bissau Junta Adopts One-Year Charter Suspending Constitution
Military junta suspends constitution, bars leaders from elections, and takes reform authority until new polls. Transitional period set for one year amid coup fallout.
Political instability persists post-2025 coup.
Andrej Babiš Appointed Czech Prime Minister After Election Win
Opposition ANO party leader Andrej Babiš named PM for second non-consecutive term following 2025 parliamentary vote. Shift in government as coalition forms.
Policy changes expected on EU and domestic fronts.
Nigerian Army Ambushes Bandits, Killing Eleven in Sokoto State
Troops killed eleven bandits and injured more who planned a village attack in Sabon Birni. Operation disrupts militant plans in ongoing conflict.
Security forces intensify anti-bandit efforts.