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Concerns are mounting over US military strikes on vessels alleged to be carrying drugs, with the UN's human rights chief condemning the operations as violations of international law. Volker Türk stated Friday that more than 60 people have reportedly been killed in the strikes since early September, deeming them "unacceptable" and calling for an immediate halt to the attacks and thorough investigations.

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US President Donald Trump emerged from his meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping boasting of a "great success," rating it 12 out of 10. Beijing's response was notably cooler, signalling satisfaction without enthusiasm. While Trump sought quick wins and immediate relief for American markets, Xi appeared content to extend negotiations, confident that time works in China's favour.

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Two suspects have confessed to their involvement in the audacious theft of France's crown jewels from the Louvre Museum, an incident that stunned the world and sparked an intensive investigation. According to the Paris prosecutor's office, the suspects have been remanded in custody while authorities continue their search for the missing jewels, which remain unrecovered.

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Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that US strikes ordered by President Donald Trump have destroyed four vessels allegedly carrying narcotics along known trafficking routes in the eastern Pacific. The attacks, which killed at least 57 people, have heightened regional tensions and ignited international debate over their legality. The campaign, which the US describes as part of its war against "narco-terrorism," marks a significant escalation as operations now extend from the Caribbean to the Pacific Ocean.

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In a groundbreaking medical story that captured global attention, 67-year-old Tim Andrews of New Hampshire has had his genetically modified pig kidney removed after 271 days, marking the longest period any human has lived with such an organ. The transplant, performed at Mass General Brigham in January, was part of a pioneering xenotransplantation experiment aimed at bridging the global gap in human organ donations. Surgeons decided to remove the kidney after signs of declining function, and Andrews will now resume dialysis while remaining on the waiting list for a human donor.

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