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US Supreme Court backs Trump on aggressive immigration raids
By Reuters The court’s brief and unsigned order, issued without any explanation, lifts the judge’s restrictions while a legal challenge brought by a group of Latino people caught up in the raids plays out.
South Korea to fly detained workers back as US vows more raids on employers
By Reuters The negotiations to release about 300 South Koreans who were detained have concluded and processing for their release from custody is ongoing, South Korea’s presidential office said late on Sunday.
After issuing ‘last warning’ to Hamas, Trump eyes Gaza deal ‘soon’
By Reuters He noted that some may already have died but the aim would be to have their bodies returned.
Explainer: Why E20 fuel is causing angst in India's auto market
By Reuters E20 is petrol blended with 20% ethanol, an alcohol mainly produced from sugarcane and grains such as maize and rice.
Norwegians begin voting in tightly fought parliamentary election
By Reuters At least nine political parties are expected to win seats in the parliamentary election which ends on Monday evening, but only the leaders of the three major parties are candidates for prime minister.
Russia says it struck Ukrainian military targets with drones, missiles and aircraft
By Reuters Ukrainian officials said that Russia’s largest overnight air attack of the war set the main building of the Ukrainian government in Kyiv on fire and left three people dead.
Explainer: How will Japan pick its next leader?
By Reuters Candidates will embark on a period of debates and campaigns across Japan culminating in a vote by lawmakers and rank-and-file party members.
Japan PM Ishiba set to resign, source says
By Reuters Instead, he has focused on trying to iron out the final details of a deal with the United States on trade tariffs that have roiled Japan's critical automotive industry.
Prince Harry back in UK, but will he see his father King Charles?
By Reuters The visit has left media and royal commentators postulating that it will provide an opportunity for the 76-year-old monarch and his son to see each other and start healing their high-profile rift.
Infant among three killed in Russian attack that sets ablaze seat of Ukraine government
By Reuters Kyiv’s Mayor Vitali Klitschko said a fire broke out at the government building in the city centre after the attack, which began with drones raining down, followed by missile strikes.
UK police arrest around 425 at latest protest for banned Palestine Action
By Reuters Police have arrested hundreds of Palestine Action supporters in recent weeks under anti-terrorism legislation, including more than 500 in just one day last month, many of them over the age of 60.
Washington, DC, residents protest against Trump’s troop deployment to the city
By Reuters Claiming that crime was blighting the city, Trump deployed the troops last month to “re-establish law, order, and public safety.”
Thai PM-elect names veterans to Cabinet, hoping to bring ‘confidence’
By Reuters Anutin Charnvirakul, a seasoned Thai politician, was elected prime minister Friday after outmaneuvering the country’s most successful party in days of political drama.
Israeli military urges Gaza City residents to leave
By Reuters Israeli forces have been carrying out an offensive on the suburbs of the northern city for weeks after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the military to capture it.
US yet to approve any help following Afghanistan earthquake
By Reuters Washington’s silence after Afghanistan’s quake shows how Trump’s aid cuts weakened US disaster relief role, former officials said.