Lekima Typhoon Hits Zhejiang Killing 32 and Forcing Evacuations
Lekima killed 32 people and left 16 missing in Zhejiang as more than 1 million residents in Shanghai and nearby Zhejiang evacuated. The storm damaged over 3,000 homes and prompted flight and rail disruptions across major cities. Emergency teams repair critical infrastructure as CPF CCTV puts economic loss at about 2.2 billion dollars.
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Kim Jong Un tightens grip as North Korea overhauls constitution
North Korea completes constitutional changes that bolster Kim Jong Un's power and potentially expand his diplomatic leverage. Analysts say the move could enable clearer world-stage diplomacy, including possibly signing a peace treaty or addressing the UN, amid stalled nuclear talks and recent weapons tests.
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Clashes at Al Aqsa Mosque During Eid Al Adha Prayers
Palestinian medics report at least 14 wounded and four police officers injured in clashes at the Al Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem during Eid al Adha prayers. Dozens arrested as tear gas and stun grenades were used. Jordan condemns Israel.
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Tear gas fired at Hong Kong protests across multiple districts
Police used tear gas inside a train station and in Sham Shui Po Cheung Sha Wan and other neighborhoods as protesters occupied roads. A officer was burned by a petrol bomb at Tsim Sha Tsui station amid demonstrations continuing over nine weeks.
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Detroit to give Fiat Chrysler applicants first shot for jobs
Detroit officials deploy a city program tying $108 million land deal to local hiring. Fiat Chrysler will hire about 4,900 mainly production jobs at a new plant with Detroit residents given a 30 day application window before outsiders.
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