John Lewis
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Pharma Giants Allegedly Paid Millions to Russian
An investigation reveals that major pharma companies paid millions to a Russian distributor, raising concerns over corruption and kickbacks in drug procurement.
India Unveils $317 Million Initiative to Enhance
India's Ministry of Mines announces a $317 million scheme to boost domestic lithium and nickel refining, aiming to support electric vehicle battery production.
Ukraine Bonds Surge Following Democratic
Ukraine's bonds hit a peak as Democrats gain control of Congress, raising hopes for continued US support amid ongoing conflict with Russia.
Sánchez Stands by Transport Minister After Train
Prime Minister Sánchez supports Transport Minister Puente amid calls for resignation after a deadly train crash in Urda that killed 69 people.
Poland Initiates Security Operation at Kaliningrad
Poland has launched a security operation at the Kaliningrad border in response to intelligence warnings of potential sabotage and incursions.
Slovakia Joins Coalition for Return of Ukrainian Children Abducted by Russia
Slovakia formally joined the international coalition seeking the safe return of Ukrainian children deported or forcibly transferred during Russia’s invasion.
US Authorizes Boeing to Supply Belarusian Airline Belavia With Aircraft Parts
Washington authorized Boeing to supply Belavia with aircraft parts and software, easing restrictions while maintaining limits on flights and activities.
Five British Anti-Migrant Activists Detained in Northern France
French authorities detained five British activists accused of filming intimidation against migrants near Dunkirk; officials said they carried tear gas bombs.
UK Tells Putin via His Foreign Minister That He Will Not Win War
At G20 talks in Atlanta, UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband told Lavrov Russia would not win its war against Ukraine.
Trump Administration Attempts to Bypass Restrictions on Sending Afghan Refugees to Afghanistan
The Trump administration plans to deport over 150 Afghans via Pakistan, prompting warnings they could face Taliban persecution if returned.
Sudan Offers Russia Mining Sites, Red Sea Economic Zone
Sudan’s army chief offered Russia mining investments, a coastal economic zone and railway cooperation during talks with Putin in Moscow.
Learjet Crashes in Florida, Killing All Nine People on Board
A Bahamas-bound Learjet crashed near Cresthaven, Florida, after departing Texas; Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said all nine people aboard died.
Hero Teacher Who Tackled Bend Gunman Speaks Out as School Prepares to Reopen
Cassidy Schutz says she wishes there had been more time after tackling the gunman; Silver Rail Elementary plans to reopen.
Federal Judge Dismisses Trump Effort to Interfere in Alaska Senate Race
A judge rejected the administration’s bid to separate ballots cast for a similarly named candidate, citing voters’ right to ballot secrecy.
Greek Container Ship Sinks After Drone Attack off Bulgaria
The Liberia-flagged Contship Jet sank after three sea drones struck it in Bulgaria’s Black Sea economic zone; all 18 crew members survived.
UN Reports a Sharp Rise in Afghan Poppy Cultivation Despite Taliban Ban
UNODC estimates Afghan poppy cultivation reached 43,300 hectares in 2026, a 325% increase from 2025, despite the Taliban’s narcotics prohibition.
Trump Says He Won’t ‘Take Sides’ in Brazil Election, but Calls It a ‘Disgrace’
Trump called Brazil’s election a “disgrace” while saying he had not taken sides, after incumbent Lula won Sunday’s runoff vote.
UK government to give £15m to anti-misogyny fund amid ‘manosphere’ concerns
Chancellor John Healey pledges £15m over three years for mentoring, training and campaigns to tackle misogyny amid concerns over influencers.
Ceasefire extended across Ukraine’s Kherson region, officials say
A ceasefire near Russian-occupied Oleshky has been expanded across Kherson to allow aid convoys safe passage and enable civilian evacuations.
Israeli exit polls: Eisenkot bloc eclipses Netanyahu’s, but falls short of clear majority
Exit polls put Gadi Eisenkot’s opposition bloc ahead of Netanyahu’s, but neither camp appears likely to reach the 61-seat majority.
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