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France records nearly 9000 deaths during heat wave peak

France documented nearly 9,000 excess deaths during the peak of a severe June heat wave, according to preliminary official figures expected to rise further. Paris funeral directors reported overwhelming demand for body storage capacity.

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Japan Signals Yen Support Amid Pressure

Japan's finance minister pledges readiness to intervene in yen markets and maintains close coordination with US authorities. Currency weakness reflects structural economic pressures despite recent wage gains.

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NASA Robot Catches Falling Space Telescope Mid-Orbit

NASA launched an emergency rescue mission to prevent the Swift Observatory from burning up in Earth's atmosphere. A Katalyst Space Technologies spacecraft intercepted the telescope, which has drifted toward Earth due to recent solar storms.

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Kioxia Advances AI Memory Technology

Kioxia and SanDisk begin sampling BiCS10 NAND, their tenth-generation 3D flash memory with higher bitdensity for AI data center applications. Technology improves transmission speeds and power efficiency.

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German Leaders Push Economic Stimulus Amid Far Right Rise

As far-right movements gain political traction in Germany, government leaders are prioritizing economic stimulus programs to address economic concerns and counter populist appeals.

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World Cup Round of 16 Matchups Confirmed Through Quarter-Finals

The knockout stage bracket is set with eight round-of-16 matches scheduled between July 4-7. Brazil faces Norway while France plays Paraguay in the opening round of the knockout stage.

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Mexico and Ecuador Deliver World Cup Spectacle

Mexico and Ecuador staged a thrilling World Cup match featuring spectacular goals and high-intensity play that captivated crowds and showcased entertaining offensive soccer.

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Santa Cruz Faces Ituano in Series C Championship Push

Santa Cruz and Ituano compete in a crucial Serie C match at Arena de Pernambuco in round 13 of the Brazilian Championship. Santa Cruz recently defeated Paysandu to enter the top eight standings.

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Prince Harry's UK visit creates tension with King Charles amid security concerns

Prince Harry is expected to visit the United Kingdom between July 7-11, but King Charles reportedly remains uncertain about his estranged son's plans. British authorities are concerned about potential terrorist threats, while the Palace braced for the royal visit with limited communication about arrangements.

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Iran Renews Oil Exports to Japan

Iran explores resuming crude oil sales to Japan after a seven-year sanctions gap, with three Japanese buyers seeking extended waivers. Shipments pass through the Strait of Hormuz, critical to Japan's energy security.

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Klopp Emerges as Top Candidate for German Coach

After Germany's World Cup exit, former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has emerged as the leading candidate to replace Julian Nagelsmann as the national team's head coach.

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Egypt wins largest football prize after World Cup breakthrough

The Egyptian national football team claimed the largest financial reward in the nation's football history after defeating Australia on penalties to reach the World Cup round of 16 for the first time. The Pharaohs will face Argentina in their knockout match.

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UK Reaffirms Ukraine Support at UN Rights Council

The UK presented its statement on Ukraine during the UN Human Rights Council session, emphasizing commitment to international justice. Concurrent talks between Egypt and the EU addressed broader Middle East security and US-Iran diplomacy.

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Trump posts cheeky message during Swift-Kelce wedding announcement

President Trump posted a message on social media from Air Force One while en route to South Dakota during the Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wedding announcement, making a lighthearted jab at the celebrity couple. Prince William guest-appeared on Travis Kelce's 'New Heights' podcast on the same day.

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Europe Swelters as Climate Records Crumble

Temperature records are tumbling across Europe as scientists warn the extreme heat is a symptom of long-term climate shifts. Supply chains for air conditioning units tighten as demand surges, exposing EU industrial dependency on China.

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