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Movement Fights to Keep Video Games Playable After Publishers Shut Them Down

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Movement Fights to Keep Video Games Playable After Publishers Shut Them Down

A movement called Stop Killing Games is lobbying for legal protections to prevent publishers from shutting down online video games. The group advocates for "end-of-life plans" to keep games playable, proposing that companies allow players to operate private servers. While the European Commission cannot mandate this due to copyright laws, it will work on a code of conduct. In the US, California's "Protect Our Games" act, which requires advance notice before takedown and access for purchased games, has passed the Assembly.

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Om Prakash Rajbhar claims Akhilesh Yadav's 'real uncle' will take over Samajwadi Party

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Om Prakash Rajbhar claims Akhilesh Yadav's 'real uncle' will take over Samajwadi Party

Uttar Pradesh minister Om Prakash Rajbhar attacked Samajwadi Party leader Ram Gopal Yadav, accusing him of looking down on non-Yadav backward communities. Rajbhar reiterated his claim that the SP is heading for a split, with a 'real uncle' taking charge.

David Turner's Book Reconciles Progress and Stagnation in UK Disability History

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David Turner's Book Reconciles Progress and Stagnation in UK Disability History

David Turner's new book on UK disability history argues that while public attitudes remain poor, disabled people have consistently fought for progress. It highlights figures like Duncan Campbell, May Billinghurst, and Megan du Boisson, showcasing their resilience and determination.

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Mongolia's Thawing Permafrost: A Window into Global Climate Change

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Mongolia's Thawing Permafrost: A Window into Global Climate Change

Mongolia's permafrost is rapidly thawing due to climate change, impacting local ecosystems, herder livelihoods, and releasing greenhouse gases. This transformation offers crucial insights into global permafrost dynamics and future Arctic conditions.

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Ghost Nets and Plastic Pollution Threaten Marine Ecosystems in Asia

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Ghost Nets and Plastic Pollution Threaten Marine Ecosystems in Asia

Ghost nets and plastic waste are severely impacting marine ecosystems in Asia, particularly in Indonesia. Coastal communities and conservationists face the burden of collection, with limited regulations to stop vessels from discarding nets. A 2024 report highlights Indonesia's significant plastic waste production and its discharge into the marine environment.

Netanyahu Rules Out Israeli Troop Withdrawal from Southern Lebanon

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Netanyahu Rules Out Israeli Troop Withdrawal from Southern Lebanon

Israeli PM Netanyahu stated on Thursday that Israeli troops will not withdraw from southern Lebanon in the foreseeable future, citing security needs and the "security zone" as a barrier against Hezbollah. Lebanon considers the area occupied territory.

Putin Invites Cambodian Companies to Eastern Economic Forum and Russian Energy Week

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Putin Invites Cambodian Companies to Eastern Economic Forum and Russian Energy Week

Russian President Vladimir Putin invited Cambodian companies to participate in the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok and Russian Energy Week in Moscow. The invitation was extended during a meeting with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet on the sidelines of the Russia-ASEAN Summit.

Greece's "Operation ENTOS": A Blueprint for Policing Racialized Minorities

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Greece's "Operation ENTOS": A Blueprint for Policing Racialized Minorities

Greece's "Operation ENTOS" targets Romani communities with frequent, militarized raids, framed as crime control but seen as ethnic targeting. This "preventive policing" model, merging border and domestic security, is a dangerous EU-wide trend criminalizing minorities.

Ukraine Launches Largest Drone Attack on Moscow, Hitting Oil Refinery

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Ukraine Launches Largest Drone Attack on Moscow, Hitting Oil Refinery

Ukraine launched its largest drone attack on Moscow in two years, targeting an oil refinery and causing flight suspensions. Russia reported shooting down hundreds of drones, but at least seven struck targets, including the refinery supplying a significant portion of Moscow's fuel. The attack is framed by Ukraine as a response to Russian strikes.

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5,000-year-old Solstice monument unearthed near Stonehenge

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5,000-year-old Solstice monument unearthed near Stonehenge

Archaeologists have discovered a 5,000-year-old monument near Stonehenge in Wiltshire, predating the famous landmark by 500 years. The site features two large postholes aligned with the sun, suggesting early solar alignments and ceremonial traditions.

Tropical Storm Arthur Weakens but Threatens Flooding Across Southeast US

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Tropical Storm Arthur Weakens but Threatens Flooding Across Southeast US

Tropical Storm Arthur weakened into a low-pressure area Wednesday night but forecasters warn its remnants could cause days of heavy rain and life-threatening flooding across the southeastern US, with some areas potentially receiving up to 20 inches.

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RhD Cases Double in Remote Community Despite Health System Reforms

In the remote Gulf community of Doomadgee, Australia, cases of Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD) and its precursor, Acute Rheumatic Fever (ARF), have nearly doubled since 2020. Despite a coronial inquest's recommendations and implemented reforms focusing on hygiene and access to care, the number of patients requiring monthly penicillin injections has risen significantly, prompting concerns about systemic failures and the root causes of the preventable disease.

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The England Flag: Symbol of Unity or Division?

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The England Flag: Symbol of Unity or Division?

The St George's Cross flag, once a symbol of English national pride, now evokes mixed feelings due to its association with far-right groups and protests. While some see it as a unifying symbol for events like the World Cup, others find it intimidating and exclusionary, highlighting a complex debate about English identity.

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Earliest Evidence of Plague Outbreak Found in Siberian Hunter-Gatherer Cemeteries

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Earliest Evidence of Plague Outbreak Found in Siberian Hunter-Gatherer Cemeteries

Ancient DNA from Siberian hunter-gatherer remains reveals plague outbreaks began 5,500 years ago, at least two centuries after Yersinia pestis emerged. The disease devastated sparse communities, with children making up at least two-thirds of the dead at some cemeteries.

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White Velvet Okra: A Symbol of Resilience and Food Sovereignty

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White Velvet Okra: A Symbol of Resilience and Food Sovereignty

Nicole Austin is cultivating white velvet okra on a Toronto rooftop, connecting African, Caribbean, and Southern US food histories. This heirloom variety, once overlooked, is now part of an initiative fostering food sovereignty and cultural relevance for Black communities in Toronto.

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Bluey Dubbed in Yolŋu Matha for NAIDOC Week, Marking First Indigenous Australian Language Release

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Bluey Dubbed in Yolŋu Matha for NAIDOC Week, Marking First Indigenous Australian Language Release

Five episodes of Bluey are dubbed into Yolŋu Matha, an Indigenous Australian language, to premiere on July 5, coinciding with NAIDOC Week, celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures.

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Understanding India's Land Acquisition Law: Compensation, Rehabilitation, and Resettlement

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Understanding India's Land Acquisition Law: Compensation, Rehabilitation, and Resettlement

India's Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition Act, 2013, governs land acquisition for development. It mandates Social Impact Assessments, fair compensation based on market value and solatium, and detailed rehabilitation and resettlement plans for affected families, including special safeguards for tribal communities.

Putin Greets Russia-ASEAN Business Forum, Highlights Cooperation

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Putin Greets Russia-ASEAN Business Forum, Highlights Cooperation

Russian President Vladimir Putin sent greetings to the Russia-ASEAN Business Forum in Kazan, emphasizing 35 years of multifaceted cooperation and strong ties. He highlighted digital products, AI, energy, food security, technology exchange, and peaceful nuclear energy as key areas for future collaboration.

Meta's Threads Reaches 500 Million Monthly Users, Credits Communities Feature

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Meta's Threads Reaches 500 Million Monthly Users, Credits Communities Feature

Meta's Threads app has surpassed 500 million monthly users, attributing recent growth to its "communities" feature. The platform is also introducing a "discovery hub" and expanding "live chats" to all users by July.

Gujarat's Halpati Housing Scheme: Financial Aid for Home Construction

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Gujarat's Halpati Housing Scheme: Financial Aid for Home Construction

Gujarat's Halpati Housing Scheme provides financial assistance of Rs 1.20 lakh to eligible Halpati (Talaviya and Nayak) families from Scheduled Tribes to construct their own homes. The aid is disbursed in stages directly to beneficiaries' bank accounts, aiming to improve housing conditions in selected South Gujarat districts.

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WA Police Air Wing Used for Criminal Transfers Amid Regional Court Closures

WA Police are using their Air Wing to transport accused criminals from remote communities to major courthouses due to regional court closures. A security dispute between the Justice Department and police has led to over 20 courts closing between June and August, forcing bail hearings to be moved.

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WA Police forced to fly accused criminals due to regional court closures

Western Australia Police are flying accused criminals to major courthouses for bail hearings due to the closure of over 20 regional courts between June and August. The closures stem from a security dispute between the Justice Department and police, who previously provided security for these circuit courts.

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Israel to Keep Troops in Security Zones in Lebanon, Syria, Gaza Indefinitely

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Israel to Keep Troops in Security Zones in Lebanon, Syria, Gaza Indefinitely

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that IDF troops will remain indefinitely in security zones in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza to protect Israeli communities. This policy, supported by PM Netanyahu, faces international pressure, including from the US.

World Cup Teams Turn US Cities into Temporary Homes

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World Cup Teams Turn US Cities into Temporary Homes

As the World Cup approaches, cities like Chattanooga, TN, are hosting national teams as base camps. Spain, Iraq, and Germany have set up training facilities, bringing excitement and a global atmosphere to local communities, with fans eager to connect with their favorite players.