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1. Trump orders blacklisting Muslim Brotherhood branches as ‘terrorist’ groups

   White House cites groups' alleged support for Hamas, accusing them of waging campaign against US interests and allies.

2. Israel kills four Palestinians in Gaza; fighters recover body of captive

   Palestinians face renewed killings, raids and settler attacks as Israel pushes past agreed ceasefire lines.

3. Everton beat Man Utd despite Gueye seeing red for slapping teammate

   Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall's superb first-half goal seals 1-0 win for the visitors, who had 10 players for most of the game.

4. Ethiopian volcano erupts after lying dormant for 12,000 years

   No casualties reported, but resident of Afar region says impact of eruption 'felt like a sudden bomb had been thrown'.

5. G20 fails to deliver on sovereign debt distress

   Hopes that world leaders would use the G20 summit to tackle sovereign debt distress were dashed.

6. Trump says ‘very good’ phone call with Xi builds on fragile trade truce

   Trump and Xi talk soya beans and Taiwan, continuing to lower temperature in wake of meeting in South Korea last month.

7. ‘Reckless’: Rights group decries Germany lifting arms embargo on Israel

   Germany had partially paused armed sales amid Israeli ground offensive in Gaza City, but cited ceasefire in resumption.

8. France seeks progress on nuclear talks as Iran top diplomat to visit Paris

   France prepares to host Iran’s foreign minister in Paris for high-stakes talks on nuclear and regional tensions.

9. RSF announces unilateral three-month ‘humanitarian truce’ in Sudan

   Statement comes hours after warring Sudanese Armed Forces leader al-Burhan rejected ceasefire proposal as biased.

10. Pentagon says it is investigating US senator over ‘illegal orders’ video

    Pentagon suggests Mark Kelly, an ex-Navy captain, could be court-martialled for urging military to defy unlawful orders.