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Donald Trump expressed a desire to run for a third term as US president while acknowledging the legal restrictions of the 22nd Amendment. The article notes his current term ends in January 2029 and summarizes his previous electoral history.
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Russian Ambassador-at-large Marat Berdyyev announced Russia's preparations for several upcoming G20 ministerial meetings and coordination efforts on innovation and energy agreements.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko announced plans to utilize scientific data from the Soviet and Russian eras to train domestic artificial intelligence models.
Mayor Alejandro Eder of Cali reported that 239 people remain trapped, 949 are injured, and 95 are dead following a powerful earthquake.
The author discusses a recent offensive performance by the New York Yankees, contrasting it with their struggles following Aaron Judge's injury.
Matias Alejandro Pourrain, a semi-pro soccer player for Miami United, was detained by ICE agents at a Florida airport while traveling to a playoff match.
Switzerland has added 45 entities and nine individuals to its anti-Russian sanctions list, aligning its measures with those previously imposed by the European Union.
The article reports on an INSA opinion poll for Bild newspaper regarding the popularity of German politicians, noting that Friedrich Merz ranks last.
The article reports that the Ukrainian Air Force has stopped publishing specific data on Russian missile launches, citing a reported shortage of interceptor missiles.
The article reports on a trend of social media influencers being killed in Mexico, specifically within the state of Sinaloa.
North Korea conducted a ballistic missile test off its east coast shortly before scheduled joint military exercises between the US and South Korea.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze stated that Georgia will not restore full diplomatic relations with Russia until Moscow ceases its recognition of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
A market review by the firm Kept, reported by TASS, details the price fluctuations of non-ferrous metals, precious metals, and steelmaking raw materials in July 2026.
The article reports on a potential Turkish initiative to establish security corridors in the Black Sea for ships traveling to Russia and Ukraine.
Thailand is implementing stricter firearm controls, including the suspension of new gun permits, following a mass shooting by a 14-year-old.
The Korea Football Association (KFA) issued an apology following a 2016 government report alleging that the organization paid for sexual services for foreign referees in the early 2010s.
Russian and Iranian diplomats met in Moscow to discuss arms control, disarmament, and non-proliferation. The meetings focused on coordinating efforts for upcoming UN General Assembly sessions and other international regulatory frameworks.
Dmitry Svishchyov of the Russian State Duma claims that European countries are attempting to pressure the International Olympic Committee to restrict Russian athletes.
Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan defeated Representative Angie Craig in the Democratic primary for the US Senate.