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Kim Jong Un's Daughter Sparks Succession Speculation Amid Regional Security Concerns
Kim Ju Ae, daughter of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, is increasingly seen as a potential successor, raising concerns about regional security and North Korea's future policies. Analysts warn this could affect nuclear policy and international relations, with South Korea closely monitoring developments.
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US Warns China's Control Over Peru's Chancay Port Threatens Sovereignty Amid Regulatory Tensions
The U.S. warns that China's control over Peru's Chancay port could undermine Peru's sovereignty, following a court ruling limiting regulatory oversight. China's Cosco Shipping and Peruvian officials deny sovereignty concessions, emphasizing continued Peruvian control over the major Belt and Road project.
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Lead Exposure Triples Alzheimer's Risk: Urgent Call for Public Health Action
A University of Michigan study links lifetime lead exposure to heightened Alzheimer's and dementia risks, urging urgent removal of legacy lead sources to protect public health. Researchers emphasize eliminating lead from infrastructure like old pipes and paint to prevent future neurocognitive issues.
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Bruno Retailleau, a conservative senator and former French interior minister, officially announces his candidacy for the 2027 presidential election. His platform focuses on welfare reform, fiscal restraint, and safeguarding workers, while proposing referendums for major immigration and justice policies.
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The Naismith Hall of Fame Class of 2026 finalists spotlight Blake Griffin, Amar'e Stoudemire, and coach Doc Rivers, promising a star-studded induction event. Notably, Elena Delle Donne is celebrated for her shooting prowess, while Marques Johnson's legacy with the Bucks is underscored by his contributions both on the court and as a broadcaster.
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Queen Consort Camilla visited Avon and Somerset Police to learn about their approach to sexual abuse and domestic violence, highlighting the national Operation Soteria model. Her visit underscores ongoing royal support for victim advocacy, aligning with her longstanding commitment to addressing these issues.
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The European Public Prosecutor's Office is probing the European Commission's sale of Brussels buildings to Belgium's state fund amid procedural concerns. The €900 million deal, conducted under former Budget Commissioner Johannes Hahn, remains under scrutiny with no charges yet filed.
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The Kennedy administration's health policy shift, focusing on personal health choice and transparency, coincides with declining trust in agencies like the CDC. Critics warn these changes could diminish public health protections, while Kennedy emphasizes empowering individuals and leveraging AI in healthcare.
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