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12/07/2026

Norwegian player Erling Haaland has scored seven goals in five World Cup matches. In the past thirty days, his Instagram followers have surged by nearly 19 million.

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Croatia experiences sudden wildfires in many areas, and the fire on the island of Korcula is fierce.

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The frontrunner for the next Prime Minister of the UK, Burnham, plans to abolish the proposals by David Rami to restrict jury trials. Note: In December 2025, the UK Justice Minister David Rami announced major reforms to the criminal justice system in England and Wales, with the main focus being to significantly reduce the scope of jury trials. The official goal is to address the judicial congestion crisis, with nearly 80,000 cases pending in criminal courts and many victims waiting for years to have their cases heard.

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Norwegian player Erling Haaland has scored seven goals in five World Cup matches. In the past thirty days, his Instagram followers have surged by nearly 19 million.

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Iranian hardliner and public opinion figure Ali Golkhaki: Originally, the outside world expected that during Foreign Minister Aragchi's trip to Oman, a joint statement regarding the north and south lanes of the Strait of Hormuz would be issued, followed by negotiations with Kalibaf and US Vice President Pence. However, after Aragchi returned empty-handed, speculation about the stalled diplomatic negotiations related to Article Five of the Memorandum of Understanding has intensified unprecedentedly.

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OpenAI CEO Ultron: At least so far, I am very certain that artificial intelligence has overall created more job opportunities. This is different from what I originally imagined - although I was already more optimistic than others, I originally thought that when AI developed to its current level of capability, the job market would already show significant impacts. This positive trend may continue.

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