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1. Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni wins seventh term: Electoral Commission

   Museveni, 81, secured 71.65 percent support, electoral commission says, after contentious election campaign.

2. Senegal vs Morocco: AFCON final – teams, start time, lineups

   Morocco carry the weight of a nation into the 2025 AFCON final as the hosts look to end a 50-year wait against Senegal.

3. Iran: The protests, the blackout and the narrative war

   Internal revolt and external pressure collide in Iran. Plus, Cory Doctorow on the AI hype machine.

4. Syrian army takes control of east Aleppo towns as Kurdish fighters withdraw

   Military says it seized 34 villages and towns in the region as it keeps taking over territories from Kurdish fighters.

5. Uganda’s Bobi Wine says escaped raid on house amid disputed vote

   Opposition ‍leader claims escaping police and army raid hours before Museveni, 81, was declared the winner.

6. Photos: Gaza ceasefire brings no relief as Israeli bombings continue

   Over 80 percent of Gaza's infrastructure lies in ruins as residents endure precarious living conditions and limited aid.

7. Iran’s Khamenei says US, Israel links behind ‘thousands killed’ in protests

   The country's supreme leader says foreign-backed protests 'caused massive damage and killed several thousands'.

8. Australian Open: Djokovic targets Sincaraz to end wait for record 25th slam

   Novak Djokovic ready to turn back clock at Australian Open despite falling behind Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.

9. Iran restores SMS as phased rollback of internet blackout begins

   Officials promise a gradual return of internet connectivity after weeks of deadly protests.

10. Ceasefire in Palestine? What ceasefire?

    While Israeli mass violence continues to kill Palestinians, the UK government continues to choose complicity.