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Yandex Fights to Stay Online After Ukrainian Drone Attacks on Data Centres

Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of an all‑out invasion of its northern Tigray region after reports of Eritrean troops crossing the border.
In a letter to the UN, the foreign minister called the incursion a blatant act of aggression, while Eritrea denied backing the Tigray People’s Liberation Front and blamed Ethiopia for the flare‑up.
Drone strikes on Eritrean forces in Adigrat and accounts of destroyed lorries have heightened fears of a wider regional war.
The clash follows weeks of fighting in Tigray, the withdrawal of Tigray forces from Mekelle, and the breakdown of diplomatic ties between the two neighbours.

Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of an all‑out invasion of its northern Tigray region after reports of Eritrean troops crossing the border. In a letter to the UN, the foreign minister called the incursion a blatant act of aggression, while Eritrea denied backing the Tigray People’s Liberation Front and blamed Ethiopia for the flare‑up. Drone strikes on Eritrean forces in Adigrat and accounts of destroyed lorries have heightened fears of a wider regional war. The clash follows weeks of fighting in Tigray, the withdrawal of Tigray forces from Mekelle, and the breakdown of diplomatic ties between the two neighbours.

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Indonesia’s peatland fires have raged for weeks, spewing dense, toxic haze that blots out the skies of Jakarta and spills over to Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines.  The BBC’s science correspondent explains how the dry peat, old drainage systems and weather patterns create a perfect storm of ignited fuel.  Water drops and malarial smoke are often ineffective, because the fires blaze underground and below the surface.  Air‑quality monitors show dangerous levels of black carbon and fine particles, raising health concerns for millions.  Meanwhile, international aid agencies scramble to deliver fire‑fighting equipment while long‑term solutions focus on restoring wetlands.

Indonesia’s peatland fires have raged for weeks, spewing dense, toxic haze that blots out the skies of Jakarta and spills over to Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines. The BBC’s science correspondent explains how the dry peat, old drainage systems and weather patterns create a perfect storm of ignited fuel. Water drops and malarial smoke are often ineffective, because the fires blaze underground and below the surface. Air‑quality monitors show dangerous levels of black carbon and fine particles, raising health concerns for millions. Meanwhile, international aid agencies scramble to deliver fire‑fighting equipment while long‑term solutions focus on restoring wetlands.

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A federal immigration agent discharged his weapon at a parked car in the Bronx on Thursday, killing suspect Oscar Belgal and putting a five‑year‑old in danger. New York’s mayor and governor condemned the act, demanding body‑camera footage and an end to ICE enforcement in the city. The incident follows earlier high‑profile ICE shootings, sparking protests outside the scene.

A federal immigration agent discharged his weapon at a parked car in the Bronx on Thursday, killing suspect Oscar Belgal and putting a five‑year‑old in danger. New York’s mayor and governor condemned the act, demanding body‑camera footage and an end to ICE enforcement in the city. The incident follows earlier high‑profile ICE shootings, sparking protests outside the scene.

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