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Hamas called for pressure on Israel, which has not accepted the latest road map. This, recently announced by American President Donald Trump, concerns the second stage of the plan and links the disarmament of Hamas to a gradual withdrawal of Israeli troops from the Palestinian territory.

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Switzerland holds its first title in these 2026 European Athletics Championships in Birmingham. Jason Joseph ascended to the European throne on Wednesday evening in the 110m hurdles. The Basel native won in 13”12 ahead of the Frenchman Just Kwaou-Mathey (13”20), huge favorite of the competition, and the Pole Jakub Szymanski (13”26).

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This is the news that has saddened the world of cinema since Sunday: actress Hayden Panettiere lost her life at only 36 years old. The causes of the American’s death are not yet known. What is certain, however, is that she leaves behind her 11-year-old daughter, Kaya. In his last interview before his death, given to the magazine “Momé” in July, the star of the series “Heroes...


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Upon his arrival in Ireland, Mr. Kinahan is to be taken before the Special Crime Court in Dublin, Irish public broadcaster RTE said.

The Irish Department of Justice and the National Police declined to comment. The Kinahan affair “remains at this stage within the remit of the United Arab Emirates authorities,” Irish police told AFP.

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Earthquake waves arrive at scientific instruments carrying traces of places no drill could ever reach. Near the bottom of the mantle, those signals change in ways that reveal two immense, irregular regions sitting above the planet’s outer core. Their scale is real; the popular mountain comparisons need a little care.

Geophysicists call them lar...


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