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    Jonas Vingegaard crashed out of the Tour de France with a broken collarbone hours after a 2 a.m. doping control, prompting riders and the CPA union to demand an end to night-time testing.

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Ceuta drowns, yen gets help

Europe quarrels over Ceuta as Trump pauses Iran strikes and drought hits reactors

Borders, rivers and currencies did most of the moving overnight. Europe argued over Ceuta, Washington and Tehran traded incompatible claims, and drought pushed old energy assumptions into the open.

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  • Ukrainian drone strikes inside Russia

    Strikes hit targets deep inside Russian territory, killing eight people according to international reports

  • Lula launches Brazil reelection bid

    Announces official candidacy for a fourth presidential term at a party convention in Sao Paulo, setting up a race against Flavio Bolsonaro.

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The Middle East after Gaza

US President Trump announced a pause in strikes on Iran, indicating a shift towards a diplomatic phase for regional security and maritime chokepoints.

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