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World
US and Iran Pause Attacks Amid Diplomatic Efforts in Middle East
The United States has paused its airstrikes against Iran after 13 consecutive nights, prompting Tehran to halt its retaliatory attacks in the region. This de-escalation comes as both sides reportedly exchange messages through intermediaries, offering a chance for diplomacy.
Suspect in Berlin Pride Attack Shot Dead by German Police
German police shot and killed the 21-year-old suspect in the Berlin Pride attack, which occurred on Saturday night. The suspect, a German citizen with Lebanese heritage, allegedly drove a van into a crowd and stabbed others, in what authorities believe was an Islamist extremist terror attack that killed one person and injured 29.
Tech
Nvidia Invests $1 Billion in South Korea's Naver for AI Data Center Expansion
South Korean internet giant Naver saw its shares jump over 10% after announcing that Nvidia would acquire $1 billion of its new shares. This investment is part of a larger plan with Brookfield to expand Naver's AI data center in South Korea, utilizing Nvidia's advanced chip platforms.
Other
Deadly Shooting at Seattle Food Festival Leaves Two Dead, Five Injured
A shooting incident at the Bite of Seattle food festival near the Space Needle on Sunday evening resulted in two fatalities and five injuries, including a child. Police are investigating the scene and have urged the public to avoid the area.
Politics
Indian PM Modi Forms Task Force to Overhaul Examination System After Protests
Following days of youth protests over exam paper leaks, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the formation of a high-powered task force. Led by tech entrepreneur Nandan Nilekani, the task force aims to recommend measures to make India's examination system more trustworthy, transparent, and technology-driven.









