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Boca Juniors and River Plate are preparing to meet in the Argentine Superclásico, with Mundo Deportivo framing the fixture as a duel between world champions, a nod to the many World Cup winners on both squads. Interest in the match is running high in Argentina and among international fans ahead of kickoff.
- 2Starved Residents of Russian-Occupied Oleshky Return to Ukraine During Ceasefire▼Starved Residents of Russian-Occupied Oleshky Return to Ukraine During a Rare Local Ceasefire
Residents of Oleshky, a Ukrainian city under Russian occupation in Kherson region, have managed to return to Ukrainian-controlled territory during a rare local ceasefire. Reports say people there have faced severe food shortages and deprivation. Reuters and several U.S. news outlets covered the escape, highlighting worsening humanitarian conditions in occupied areas along the Dnipro River and the dangers civilians face trying to cross.
- 3Thailand readies ornate barges for royal procession▼Photos show elaborate preparations for Thailand’s Royal Barges Procession
Photographs published across regional outlets show elaborate preparations under way for Thailand's Royal Barges Procession, with crews readying the ornately decorated boats used in ceremonies tied to the monarchy in Bangkok. The images highlight the scale of the centuries-old tradition, which draws large crowds and international attention whenever the ceremonial fleet takes to the Chao Phraya River.
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Leandro Paredes was again at the centre of the River Plate vs Boca Juniors Superclásico after a heated on-pitch confrontation with Sevilla teammate-turned-River defender Marcos Acuña. The two Argentinian internationals argued, squared up to each other and both were booked during the match. It was a repeat of previous clashes between them, and fans and Argentine media are debating whether their rivalry crosses the line.
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Residents of Oleshky, a town in Ukraine's Kherson region that has been under Russian occupation since 2022, have returned to Ukrainian-controlled territory. France 24 reported their arrival, highlighting the continued movement of civilians out of occupied areas on the left bank of the Dnipro River. Many Oleshky residents have faced harsh living conditions under occupation, including flooding after the 2023 Kakhovka dam destruction.
- 6UNDP and Adaptation Fund Boost Climate Resilience in Kafernighan River Basin▼UNDP and Adaptation Fund Equip Water Users Associations to Strengthen Climate Resilience in the Northern Kafernighan River Basin
The United Nations Development Programme and the Adaptation Fund are equipping Water Users Associations in the Northern Kafernighan River Basin to strengthen local climate resilience. The initiative supports communities in managing water resources more effectively as climate pressures grow in the basin. It forms part of broader adaptation efforts in the region.
- 7Refugees From Ukraine's Besieged Oleshky Are Returned to Safety▼Refugees From Ukraine’s Besieged Oleshky Are Returned to Safety
Refugees fleeing Oleshky, a Ukrainian city under siege in the Kherson region, have been brought back to safety, according to Bloomberg reporting. The city, on the Dnipro River's left bank, has been heavily affected by fighting and flooding following the Kakhovka dam destruction. The evacuations offer relief to civilians trapped in frontline zones as the war in southern Ukraine continues.
- 8Fire triggers brief emergency at South Carolina nuclear site lab▼Fire briefly triggers emergency at South Carolina lab on former nuclear weapons site
A fire at a laboratory on the Savannah River Site, a former nuclear weapons complex in South Carolina, briefly prompted an emergency declaration before being brought under control. The story is being carried widely by US and international outlets including AP and NBC News. No details are given in available coverage about injuries or radiological impact.
- 9Oleshky Evacuees Describe Surviving 'Hell' in Ukrainian Combat Zone●‘We Are Coming From Hell’: A Ukrainian City’s Evacuees Tell Survival Stories. Safely out of Oleshky after enduring years
Civilians evacuated from Oleshky, a Ukrainian city in the Russian-occupied zone on the Dnipro river, describe years of enduring combat and a harrowing 24-hour escape. Weary residents reaching safety reunited with family and friends, telling stories of survival that are drawing renewed attention to the plight of people still trapped there.
- 10Ukraine's Drone Campaign Hits More Than 1,000 Russian Vessels▼Ukraine’s Drone Campaign Targets Russia’s Fleet. More Than 1,000 Vessels Destroyed or Disabled in 2026
Ukraine's naval drone campaign against Russia's Black Sea and river fleets has destroyed or disabled more than 1,000 vessels in 2026, according to figures reported by Ukrainian media. The numbers highlight the growing effectiveness of unmanned systems in Kyiv's effort to degrade Russia's naval capacity and shipping routes, drawing continued international attention to the war at sea.
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Flash Art International is featuring Armineh Negahdari's work 'Like a River Runs', drawing attention to the artist's latest project. The piece is being highlighted by the contemporary art magazine, placing Negahdari in front of a global art audience and prompting discussion of her practice.
- 12Climate-displaced people in Bangladesh demand housing and food rights●Climate-displaced people in Bangladesh demand housing, food rights
Climate-displaced communities in Bangladesh are publicly demanding guaranteed rights to housing and food as worsening floods, river erosion and cyclones force families from their homes. Bangladesh is among the countries most vulnerable to climate change, with millions displaced internally. Campaigners are calling on authorities to recognise displacement as a rights issue, not just a humanitarian emergency, and to provide durable resettlement and food security for affected populations.