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Yemeni forces hit Houthi missile platforms at Taiz airport, as reported by alarabiya.net, amid wider clashes in the governorate.
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Yemeni forces hit Houthi missile platforms at Taiz airport, as reported by alarabiya.net, amid wider clashes in the governorate.

Thailand's King flew himself and Queen Suthida to Vietnam for a state visit, with the Queen serving as co-pilot, according to The Standard (HK).

Trump has raised the idea of a bill for the Iran war, saying nations that did not assist the US should compensate it, according to 경향신문.

The Globe and Mail reports the Alberta NDP won a Calgary byelection in a riding the UCP has reliably held, amid anger over a separation referendum.

Deutsches Ärzteblatt releases Part 3 of its question-and-answer coverage from the 2026 travel vaccination symposium.

Trump says the US is open to negotiating with Iran, demands payback over Hormuz, and takes aim at Google, according to Open Magazine.

Yamaha has introduced a new compact soundbar equipped with Dolby Atmos, according to bdnews24.com.

RTE.ie reports trust is breaking down among contestants as the Irish version of the reality show heads toward its endgame.

The Kennedy Center has shut down after a federal court refused to allow Trump's name on the building, CNN.co.jp reports.

HealthNews reports Portugal's RSV campaign now covers every baby up to one year old, with the programme already under way.

A deputy head of the Ghana Medical Association has given Insight and two other outlets seven days to withdraw a story, Asaase Radio reports.

Detiksport predicts Persib Bandung will fall by a slim margin to FC Seoul in their ACL Two meeting, with live streaming details also confirmed.

ESPN reports the 15-year-old has asked to leave Manchester United, with several outlets saying European clubs are circling.

L'Oréal has replaced LVMH as the top market capitalisation on the CAC 40, French media report, as the Paris index traded lower.

Aragón has purchased its first flu vaccine doses and is preparing a campaign expected to begin in late September, according to El Periódico de Aragón.

Modern Ghana frames Ghana's GH¢225bn revenue and GH¢234bn spending gap through the daily reality of a dialysis patient.

Operator of the capsized KM Virgo will pay to return victims' bodies as Indonesian authorities investigate the cause of the accident.

Three separate open calls for international scholarship programmes in Macedonia, Moldova and Portugal were published by fundsforNGOs.

Yahoo Finance reports TSMC stock fell even as its 2-nanometer process delivered a 51% AI performance improvement.

Brown researchers are searching for the genetic basis of growing resistance to malaria drugs, according to the Brown Daily Herald.

One Nation is doubling down on its universities policy, while the tertiary sector says the plan would force campuses to shut.

Philippine News Agency reports supply alerts across the Visayas grid as Iloilo business leaders and the provincial governor push for repairs and backup power.

Phys.org reports that most rivers do not react to storms in a consistent, repeatable way from one event to the next.

President Trump has announced the closure of the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., according to German media reports citing a naming dispute.
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