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Houthi missile attacks on Saudi Arabia prompt UK RAF refuelling deployment, G7/UN condemnation, and oil above $100 amid Hormuz closure
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CNN, MS NOW, and Politico sue Trump in federal court after the White House banned and revoked credentials of their reporters over 'fake news.'
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Northern Ireland's Drumcree Orange parade, permitted for the first time since 1998, was blocked by thousands of nationalist protesters, plunging power-sharing into crisis
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Mass delegate walkouts and 100+ protest arrests marked Netanyahu's combative UN speech attacking Mamdani, Iran, and genocide allegations ahead of Israel's October 27 election
Merz's CDU suffers historic double state-election defeat, falling below 5% in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern for the first time, as AfD surges and chancellor resists resignation calls
Bangkok declared a disaster across 50 districts as Thailand-Myanmar floods killed at least 81 people
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic resigned September 27, 2026 to run as SNS candidate for prime minister in Serbia's October 25 snap election
Viral video of Mamdani and AOC smiling during Ground Zero's 25th-anniversary name-reading ignites Cruz condemnation amid 100,000-signature petition against his attendance

















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