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Australia has expelled the Iranian ambassador, accusing Iran of orchestrating antisemitic attacks in Sydney and Melbourne. This unprecedented move, the first ambassador expulsion since World War II, follows allegations linking Tehran to incidents including a synagogue firebombing. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese emphasized the seriousness of the situation, while Iran has denied the accusations, escalating diplomatic tensions between the two nations.
Leaders from France, Germany, and Poland have visited Moldova to express their support for the country's EU aspirations and to combat Russian interference ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections. This show of solidarity underscores the commitment of these nations to bolster Moldova's democratic processes and counter disinformation efforts from Russia.
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Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani was hospitalized following a car accident in New Hampshire. At 81, he is reported to be in good spirits despite suffering from fractured vertebrae and other injuries after his vehicle was struck from behind on a highway.
Punjab province in Pakistan is facing its worst floods in history, endangering 2 million people as three rivers reach unprecedented levels. Officials link the disaster to climate change and water management issues from India. The seasonal monsoon, vital for agriculture, is becoming increasingly perilous.
Oscar Piastri achieved a stunning victory at the Dutch Grand Prix, extending his championship lead to 34 points. His McLaren teammate, Lando Norris, faced disappointment as he retired from the race due to an engine failure. The race also saw Lewis Hamilton crash out early, adding to the day's drama.
The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra's performance at the BBC Proms in London was interrupted by pro-Palestine protesters from the group Jewish Artists for Palestine. The protestors accused the orchestra of silencing artists, leading to a restart of the recital.
Tensions are escalating between the U.S. and Venezuela as the Pentagon has deployed Navy warships near Venezuela's coast. President Nicolas Maduro has accused the U.S. of planning an invasion, labeling the military positioning as illegal and raising concerns in the region.
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