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Crackdown on conservationists intensifies

Environmental activists confront stricter measures

Activism against environmental cause faces heightened restrictions

Fresh wave of crackdown on eco-activists

Renewed pressures on environmental campaigners

Sustained attack on environmental rights

Tightening noose on activists fighting environmental causes

Assault on environmental defenders escalates

Harsh measures against environmental protestors

Kyiv attacks Russian military aerodrome – DW – 05/07/2025

Is there cause for concern over the US debt surpassing $37 trillion?

Regret Over Selections: Source Claims No. 10 Disappointed in New ‘Bland’ Cabinet Secretary Choice | Civil Service

Trump states that Iran has not consented to inspections nor ceased uranium enrichment in the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict.

Cyclists prepare to begin Tour de France 2025 in Lille

“Single mother’s £2,000 fine covered by The Guardian readers’ generous act following unwitting benefits mix-up” | Carers Section

Geelong Surpasses Sunshine Coast as Leading Location for Lifestyle Changes | Geelong

Leading wine producer ‘possibly obligated to abandon its Spanish vineyards because of the climate emergency’ | Beverage & cuisine sector

Leading military leaders to address the situation as the truce remains in effect.

DW

Cardinal Prevost of the United States to become Pope Leo XIV, leading the Catholic Church – DW – 05/09/2025

Identifying the leading candidates for the next papacy | Faith News

In Game 6, the Rockets secure a victory over the Warriors with VanVleet leading the charge, setting up an ultimate showdown in the playoffs | Basketball Updates

Trump pauses most tariffs, leading to unprecedented surges in Wall Street

Survey reveals budget constraints leading to staff cuts in nearly half of England’s state secondary schools | Education Funding Issues

Australian mining companies are facing significant challenges as investors become increasingly concerned about the ongoing US-China trade tensions, leading to a sharp decline in the country’s stock market.

Ex-science minister asserts UK’s potential for leading space monitoring efforts | Space Affairs