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12 Killed in Bondi Beach Shooting Targeting Hanukkah Event
A gunman killed 12 people, including himself, and injured dozens at a Hanukkah event in Sydney's Bondi Beach, described as an antisemitic terrorist attack. Witnesses reported chaos, with a fruit shop owner hailed as a hero for disarming the attacker. Major cities worldwide have ramped up security for Hanukkah celebrations in response.
Person of Interest Arrested in Brown University Shooting
Two people were killed and at least nine injured in a shooting at Brown University; a suspect was arrested the following day. The incident prompted a manhunt and investigations into social media accounts. US President Trump commented on the tragedy.
Russia Launches Daytime Strikes on Ukraine, Injuring 11
Eleven people, including a child, were injured in Russian offensives targeting Zaporizhzhia and Sumy regions. Additional strikes hit Turkish ships, Ukrainian ports in Odessa, and power grids in Mykolaiv. Attacks described as assaults on food security.
Tens of Thousands Protest in Budapest Over Child Protection Scandals
Opposition leader Peter Magyar rallied massive crowds demanding government resignation amid scandals in Hungary's child protection system. Protesters called for reforms if elections are won. Half-naked Santas also ran for charity in Hungary.
Three Americans Killed in ISIL Attack on US Convoy in Syria
An ISIL attacker fired on a joint Syrian-American convoy in Palmyra, killing two US service members and one civilian interpreter, injuring three others before being killed. President Trump vowed retaliation. This escalates US involvement in the Syrian conflict.
Guinea-Bissau Junta Adopts One-Year Transitional Charter
Following the 2025 coup, the military junta suspended the constitution, barred interim leaders from elections, and took control of reforms until new polls. Nigeria granted asylum to opposition leader Fernando Dias da Costa. Charter aims for stability.