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• US Revokes Syria's State Sponsor of Terrorism Designation - The US Treasury and State Departments revoked Syria's State Sponsor of Terrorism status and designated HTS as a terrorist organization.
• Colombia Proposes Restoring Visa Waiver for Israeli Citizens - Colombian Foreign Ministry drafts resolution to restore visa-free entry for Israelis following diplomatic ties restoration.
• Colombia Child Recruitment Rises as Armed Groups Exploit Poverty and Social Media - Human Rights Watch reports a sharp rise in child recruitment by Colombian armed groups due to government failures and social media exploitation.
• Mechanic Claims Modern Car Sensors Are Designed to Force Early Repairs - An experienced mechanic alleges that modern vehicle sensors are calibrated to prompt premature part replacements for profit.
• Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs Attract $2.69 Billion in Weekly Capital Inflows - Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs dominated weekly crypto inflows with a combined $2.69 billion in new capital.
• Canada Imposes Tariffs on US Goods in Trade War Retaliation - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announces retaliatory tariffs on US exports following American trade restrictions.
• Isaac del Toro Wins Vuelta a Alemania After Final Stage Sprint - Mexican cyclist Isaac del Toro won the Vuelta a Germany following a final stage sprint victory against Paul Magnier.
• Zelenskyj warns against holding elections during war - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj warns that holding elections during the ongoing war with Russia would be dangerous and could split the country.
• GTA VI Distributor Seeks Leaked Video Source from Microsoft and Discord - Take-Two obtained court orders to demand data from Microsoft and Discord to trace the source of GTA VI leaks.
• Lee Jae-myung's rule-of-law speech doubles as rebuke in Supreme Court nomination dispute - South Korean President Lee Jae-myung urged law as a universal principle at the lawyers’ convention while his office and the chief justice trade blows over written nomination.