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Melting Europe: A blazing heatwave ignites wildfires across Southern Europe — Spain alone reports over 1,500 heat-related deaths, while politicians casually ponder if SPF is tax-deductible.
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History in Contrast: Japan honors a solemn WWII memorial on August 15, while China gears up for a grand Victory Day parade — because nothing says "healing history" like fireworks and floats.
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Summit Spotlight: Zelenskyy meets Britain’s PM as the world waits for the Alaska showdown between Trump and Putin — diplomacy or circus? Time will tell.
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Oil & Stocks Resilient: Global markets take a breather from turmoil, buoyed by hit-or-miss optimism around trade deals.
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Cosmic Momentum: U.S. eases space launch rules — SpaceX may soon send rockets for fun. Meanwhile, Bitcoin smashes past $124K.
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Dignity and Danger: From poaching crisis to those creamy elephants craving more attention, to political gatherings in Dubai rolling out PR—not peace.
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