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1. Sudanese army captures key town near Ethiopian border from RSF

   Sudan’s army says it retook a vital town in southeastern Blue Nile state and inflicted heavy losses on the RSF.

2. Man City beat Chelsea in FA Cup final to keep treble dream alive

   Premier League chasing Manchester City beat Chelsea 1-0 in tense FA Cup final at Wembley to follow up League Cup win.

3. Hamas confirms killing of Qassam Brigades leader in Israeli attack

   Israel targeted Izz al-Din al-Haddad, the head of Hamas's armed wing in Gaza, in an attack that killed seven others.

4. Abu-Bilal al-Minuki: ISIL’s shadow commander in West Africa

   Nigeria and the US say 'key' ISIL leader was killed in joint military operation in Borno state.

5. Iran warns of readiness for war and economic costs as US talks falter

   Iranian leaders and TV have ramped up pressure on the US with a stream of messaging to domestic and foreign audiences.

6. How Thomas Massie came to represent Republican dissent in age of Trump

   Massie is locked in a tight congressional primary race in Kentucky against a fellow Republican endorsed by US president.

7. Israeli army kills Palestinian man, raids homes in occupied West Bank

   Israeli forces killed a 34-year-old man in Jenin Camp, the Palestinian health ministry said.

8. Tens of thousands march in London in far-right and pro-Palestine protests

   British capital sees heightened security as right wing rally takes place at the same time as Nakba Day march.

9. Zimbabwe’s diaspora reshapes real estate and farming investment trends

   Zimbabwean digital influencers appear to influence diaspora investment decisions through social media.

10. Mexico teachers threaten World Cup disruption over pay

    Mexico’s teachers are threatening to disrupt next month’s 2026 FIFA World Cup if their demands for higher pay.