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Israel’s security cabinet has approved a plan to take military control of Gaza City, aiming to weaken Hamas while avoiding full occupation of the Gaza Strip. This strategic shift reflects international pressures, internal political dynamics, and the desire to negotiate from a position of strength, yet it risks escalating humanitarian crises and failing to address the underlying political challenges. Want More Context? 🔎

Trump's Diplomatic Gamble with PutinDonald Trump is set to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska, hoping for a diplomatic breakthrough to end the ongoing war in Ukraine, despite past failures and challenges such as Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's refusal to concede territory. Experts warn Trump may be vulnerable to Putin's negotiating tactics, potentially legitimizing the Russian leader amid ongoing war crime accusations. Want More Context? 🔎

Joe Burrow's Preseason ShiftIn a notable change for the Cincinnati Bengals, quarterback Joe Burrow, who led the NFL in passing yards and touchdowns in 2024, participated in a preseason game for the first time, playing 15 snaps against Philadelphia. This decision reflects the team's desire to improve readiness for the regular season, contrasting with the broader trend of star players sitting out preseason games to avoid injury risks. Want More Context? 🔎

The EU will implement a new Entry and Exit System (EES) starting October 12, aimed at replacing passport stamping with digital checks using biometric data at border crossings for non-EU nationals. The system will be rolled out gradually across 25 EU countries and Schengen members, with specific checks at the Port of Dover, St Pancras International, and Folkestone, while manual stamping will remain in Ireland and Cyprus. Want More Context? 🔎

Drought conditions in Atlantic Canada have led to significant wildfire risks, prompting increased penalties for violating burn bans, such as Newfoundland and Labrador's fines rising to $150,000. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island have also imposed burn restrictions, with fines up to $25,000 for violations in national parks, as authorities emphasize the seriousness of adhering to these regulations. Want More Context? 🔎

Critics say ban on activist group stifles freedom of speech and assembly and aims to curb pro-Palestine demonstrations.In London, police arrested over 200 protesters supporting Palestine Action, now classified as a “terror organization” by the UK government, prompting criticism of the ban as an infringement on free speech and assembly. The arrests follow a series of protests against the ban, which has drawn support from over 350 academics who express concern about its implications for...