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Tragedy struck a Goa nightclub, claiming 25 lives, including migrant workers and tourists. Authorities arrested four, including the manager, and are searching for the owner. Victims families across India mourn their losses, with stories of dreams shattered and financial struggles.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with European leaders in London to strengthen Ukraines position in ongoing talks about a US-backed plan to end the conflict with Russia. Key topics included security, air defense, and financial support. Zelenskyy met with British, French, and German leaders, focusing on strong security guarantees from Europe and the US to prevent future Russian attacks. US and Ukrainian negotiators recently concluded talks on the peace proposal, with Ukraine and its European allies expressing reservations about ceding territory. Former President Trump expressed frustration with Zelenskyy, claiming he hadnt read the proposal and suggesting Russia was likely fine with it. European diplomatic efforts continue amidst ongoing fighting and a new US national security strategy that has caused concern among European leaders but was welcomed by Russia.

Tensions escalate between Thailand and Cambodia as fighting breaks out along their disputed border, threatening a recent ceasefire arranged by President Trump. Thai air strikes target Cambodian military sites, while both nations accuse each other of provocations. Hundreds of thousands are displaced as the long-standing border dispute continues to destabilize the region.

China warns against external interference in Taiwan, as U.S. strengthens military power to prevent conflict. Chinas maritime show of force follows U.S. strategy, while Taiwan welcomes the document and boosts its own defenses.

Trial begins for dual national accused of espionage in Iran, facing severe charges including waging war against God and corruption on earth.

Thailand and Cambodias border dispute escalates with air strikes, following a series of military clashes and ceasefire violations. The conflict, which has resulted in numerous deaths and displacement of civilians, has been ongoing since May, with both nations accusing each other of breaking the ceasefire agreement brokered by President Trump.

President Trumps refugee program suspension leaves families in limbo, with thousands stranded globally. The policy change, part of a broader migration crackdown, has significant impacts on a decades-old refugee program. Among those affected are the Dawood family from Syria, separated after years of waiting, and Chinese pastor Lu Taizhi, who has been in Thailand for over ten years, waiting for resettlement. The human impact of shifting refugee policies is profound, leaving families divided and futures uncertain.

Tensions rise in East Asia as Chinese carrier strike group conducts air operations near Japan, leading to radar incidents and diplomatic protests. Japan warns of potential response to Chinese military action against Taiwan, while China denies radar incident and demands Japan restrain actions.

UN Aid Budget Cuts Leave Millions in Need: UN Chief Fletcher Warns of Overstretched Resources The United Nations has announced a twenty-three billion dollar aid budget for the coming year, half of what they initially hoped for, due to a sharp decrease in donor funding. This reduction comes as global humanitarian needs reach an all-time high, with tens of millions of people in urgent need of help left out. UN aid chief Tom Fletcher describes the situation as being overstretched, underfunded, and under attack, comparing their efforts to an ambulance without enough water to put out a fire. The UN aims to assist eighty-seven million people considered priority cases, but estimates that a quarter of a billion people actually need urgent assistance, requiring thirty-three billion dollars. The largest single appeal is for the occupied Palestinian territories, primarily Gaza, which has been devastated by conflict.