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Florida St Patrick’s Day parade cancelled over Republican anti-DEI law, causing outrage

Washington DC shooting latest updates: one person killed and four injured, police confirm

Multiple people were shot in northwest Washington DC on Thursday morning, resulting in one death and four injuries. Police confirmed a barricade situation and schools were put on alert. The incident prompted lockdowns at a nearby gym and surrounding schools.

Russian cancer vaccine developer announces tumor success

A melanoma patient treated with Russia's personalized mRNA cancer vaccine Neooncovac has shown no new tumors after four months, according to the Gamaleya Research Institute. The patient, a 60-year-old man with stage-three melanoma, has had his metastases disappear and is being monitored for three more years. The vaccine is tailored to each patient using genetic analysis.

Four people shot in Washington DC

Russia-Ukraine ‘Gray Zone’ Border Would Quickly Become ‘Insecurity Vacuum’ – Analyst

The article reports that a 'gray zone' border between Russia and Ukraine could quickly become an insecurity vacuum, according to military expert Igor Korotchenko. He said such zones would be unacceptable to Russia and that the aim is to establish full control over the border. The piece is based on comments made during talks with US negotiators.

U.S. envoys meet with Putin in the Kremlin after Ukraine talks in Abu Dhabi

U.S. envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow after U.S.-mediated talks in Abu Dhabi, seeking new momentum for peace between Russia and Ukraine. The meeting lasted about two hours and aimed to secure Putin's support for European participation in negotiations. The envoys will next travel to Dublin for talks with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Manchester United sacked manager Michael Carrick

Manchester United has sacked manager Michael Carrick, marking the third managerial dismissal in the club's recent history. The decision leaves the club with its eighth manager in 13 years, reflecting ongoing instability at the club.

Millions of Ebola dollars missing with staff unpaid while virus spreads, charity says

Médecins Sans Frontières warns that hundreds of millions of dollars intended for Ebola relief in the Democratic Republic of Congo are not reaching frontline workers, who remain unpaid and under-equipped. The outbreak has claimed over 5,400 lives and infected 11,000 people, making it the second deadliest Ebola outbreak on record. MSF calls for stronger oversight and accountability from the Congolese government and UN agencies.

UK court finds two Iranian men guilty of spying for Iran

Two Iranian men were convicted in a UK court for spying on journalists and others, allegedly to assist Iran's intelligence service. The trial lasted six weeks and concluded that they engaged in conduct likely to aid Iran's intelligence, with one defendant also prepared to commit a violent attack. A third defendant was acquitted.

Europe’s Threats to Send Troops to Ukraine Are ‘Bluff’ – Hard Line Will Collapse Without US Backing

Spain approves housing reforms after nationwide strike over costs

Putin's Meeting With Witkoff, Kushner in Kremlin Lasted About 2.5 Hours

Canada ignores court ruling to bar Russian hockey team

Car bomb kills Russian military officer in St. Petersburg (VIDEO)

Trump heads to China amid Nvidia scandal: Will he get tougher on Beijing?

At least 5 people shot near White House (VIDEOS)

LIVE: Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO as affairs raise security concerns

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns

Migrant caravan sets out from southern Mexico bound for US after midterms

EU incapable of speaking with one voice on Ukraine – analyst to RT (VIDEO)

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Trump Threatens to Double Tariffs on Mexico Over Migrant Caravans

‘No war, no peace’: Can Iran break the deadlock with the US?

Israeli strike on Gaza hospital kills six Palestinians, health ministry says

A missile strike hit Nasser hospital in southern Gaza, hitting surgical wards and intensive care units, killing six Palestinians according to the health ministry. Witnesses reported the attack on the hospital's building.

US Air Force Helicopter Issues Distress Signal Over Arabian Sea

A US military Bell-Boeing CMV-22B Osprey aircraft reportedly issued a distress signal over the Arabian Sea near Oman. The report is based on flight tracking data reviewed by RIA Novosti.

Millions of Ebola dollars going missing as virus spreads, medical charity warns

The article reports that millions of dollars intended for the Ebola response are disappearing, according to medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). MSF warns that medical staff are unpaid, lack proper training, and face shortages of essential supplies as the virus spreads.

US envoys meet Putin as Zelenskyy says Starlink disrupted for Ukraine’s military again - Europe live

US envoys are meeting with Vladimir Putin as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported new disruptions to the Starshield satellite system, which directly impede Ukraine's ability to intercept Russian drones. Concurrently, European leaders gathered in Dublin, where Luxembourg’s Prime Minister Luc Frieden represented all three Benelux nations.

NAZA: how and where to watch the Guardian’s acclaimed Gaza documentary

The Guardian announces that its acclaimed Gaza documentary, NAZA, featuring testimony from 24 Israeli officials about surveillance and remote killings of Palestinian civilians, will be shown in cinemas worldwide and streamed for free on the Guardian’s website from early December. Viewers can sign up to be notified.

European Countries Plan to Adopt New Principles for Future Security - Macron

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‘Horrific crime’: Gaza doctor killed as Israel expands war on healthcare

Indonesia's VP resigns as his eligibility and academic credentials are questioned

Indonesia's Vice President has resigned amid scrutiny over his academic credentials and election eligibility. The nation's Constitutional Court and Supreme Court ruled that the documents he submitted regarding his overseas education failed to meet requirements.

Lutnick should ban Chinese memory maker CXMT from U.S., Sen. Cotton says

U.S. Senator Tom Cotton is urging Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo to place Chinese DRAM manufacturer CXMT on the Entity List. He argues the fast‑growing chipmaker should be banned from operating in the United States as it expands into high‑bandwidth memory (HBM).

Russian Strikes on Ukraine’s MIC Help Compel Kiev, NATO Patrons Toward Peace

Military expert Yuri Gagin told Sputnik that recent Russian strikes on Ukraine's drone and missile assembly sites and the energy infrastructure supporting its military industry could influence Kyiv and NATO patrons to move toward negotiations and peace. He suggests these attacks may affect Ukraine's willingness to reach an agreement.

Kenya rules out foreign Ebola quarantines

Kenya has announced it will not serve as a quarantine hub for foreign travelers seeking to meet other nations' entry rules after discharging its last Ebola patient. Health Minister Aden Duale urged countries to lift travel curbs, emphasizing that Kenya has no active cases or community transmission. The country has entered a 42-day monitoring countdown to officially declare the outbreak over in late December.

At least five people shot, one killed, in central Washington, DC

Trump Claims US Needs No Peace Deal With Iran

US President Donald Trump claimed that the United States does not need a peace deal with Iran. The brief statement addresses ongoing geopolitical tensions between Washington and Tehran.

Time running out for young people to receive meningitis B vaccines in UK

Time is running out for eligible young people in the UK to get vaccinated against meningitis B, with UKHSA figures showing only 28.2% of 18- and 19-year-olds have received their first dose. The urgency follows recent outbreaks in Kent, Dorset, and Berkshire that resulted in three deaths and severe long-term complications for survivors.

Trump says ‘we don’t need a deal with Iran’

Donald Trump stated that the U.S. does not need a deal with Iran. Instead, he directed Vice President JD Vance to focus on addressing corruption and crime in Democratic-led cities and states.

‘I had the courage to believe in Mississippi’ says Scott Colom after historic Senate win – US politics live

Scott Colom thắng cử, trở thành thượng nghị sĩ da đen đầu tiên của Mississippi kể từ 1875, đánh dấu là một phần của làn sóng thắng lợi của Đảng Dân chủ. Bài viết đồng thời đưa ra các tuyên bố không liên quan và chưa được xác minh về việc Jensen Huang rời vị trí và cáo buộc tham nhũng, làm giảm độ tin cậy.

Before Scott Colom, these two men were the last black US senators in Mississippi

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DC shooting injures at least 5 in Logan Circle neighborhood as police respond to ‘active’ scene

At least five people were shot in the Logan Circle neighborhood of Washington, D.C., on Thursday morning. Police issued a shelter‑in‑place order and said the scene was still active while searching for the suspect. The incident was confirmed by the Associated Press and reported by The Guardian.

Two men found guilty over Iranian attempts to ‘eliminate’ UK-based journalists

Two Iranian‑origin men, Mostafa Sepahvand and Farhad Javadi Manesh, were convicted in the UK for conducting surveillance and planning violence against journalists as part of a scheme linked to Tehran's intelligence services. The court found they acted between August 2024 and March 2025 to eliminate UK‑based journalists.

Sadiq Khan joins Labour figures urging PM not to water down electric vehicle targets – UK politics live

London Mayor Sadiq Khan, alongside Labour MPs, warned the prime minister against weakening electric‑vehicle targets while also discussing broader welfare reforms. The article details Alan Milburn's proposals to overhaul the benefits system for young people, emphasizing increased employment support and upfront investment despite short‑term costs. It notes the potential £6 billion price tag and the long‑term savings expected from getting more young people into work.

What’s behind Australia’s surge in teen extremism?

Australian authorities have raised alarms over a sharp rise in youth extremism, with most individuals charged under new violent extremist material laws being under 18. Federal police reported that 32 of the 37 minors prosecuted in counter-terrorism cases since 2020 were charged in just the past two years. Experts note that young people are increasingly found in possession of graphic violent content.

Icac’s drama and dirt files show NSW’s ‘guns for hire’ problem. But neither major party is serious about reform

The NSW corruption watchdog ICAC’s recent Rosny inquiry exposed how a group of right‑wing Liberal operatives, dubbed the Reformers, act as ‘guns for hire’, using dirt files and undeclared lobbying to influence politics. Premier Chris Minns has pledged to tackle undeclared lobbying but his proposals fall short of the commission’s recommendations from five years ago. The article argues that neither major party is serious about reform.

NSW’s latest news Instagram account has an unlikely group behind it: the Labor party

The Labor party has been revealed to be behind an Instagram news account named 'nswnewsroom', which presents itself as an unaffiliated media outlet. Experts warn that this tactic exposes a significant loophole in political communication laws regarding transparency.

Canada’s ambassador warns Trump tariffs are driving up costs, threatening U.S. investment

U.S.-Canada trade tensions continue as President Trump's tariffs raise costs, threaten U.S. investment in Canada, and make bilateral negotiations more difficult. The Canadian ambassador warned that these measures could undermine economic ties between the two countries.

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‘Carthage must be destroyed’: How Ukrainian cops and criminals worked hand-in-hand

The article details 'Operation Carthage', an investigation by Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies into alleged criminal rings involving law enforcement and scam call centers. It claims officials in the Prosecutor General's Office and security services took bribes to protect a massive, billion-dollar phone fraud network. The piece also links this illicit economy to broader governance challenges within wartime Ukraine.

‘A second chance’: children guilty of serious offences will no longer have to declare criminal records

The UK government has proposed reforms to the youth justice system in England and Wales, allowing children convicted of serious offences such as robbery, drug dealing or violent disorder to keep their criminal records hidden from future employers. Ministers say the change will improve youth employment prospects and create a fairer chance for disadvantaged young people.

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First Thing: Mississippi turns blue as Scott Colom unseats Republican Senate incumbent

Democrat Scott Colom has won a historic upset against incumbent Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith in Mississippi, becoming the state's first Black senator elected since Reconstruction. His victory brings the Senate Democratic caucus to at least 55 seats amid widespread voter backlash against Donald Trump's administration. Meanwhile, Democratic lawmakers pushed back forcefully against White House threats over planned congressional investigations.

It’s not ‘Medicare for All,’ but ‘Medicare for More.’ What this could mean for workers over 50.

A new legislative proposal aims to lower the Medicare eligibility age to 50. This change could potentially expand healthcare coverage to an additional 60 million older workers and adults.

Family of killed teen Javits Frimpong calls for justice

The family of slain Ghanaian teenager Javits Frimpong has reiterated demands for justice following the arrest of a suspect by police. They continue to urge law enforcement to ensure accountability for the crime.

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More than 1,800 Italian schools targeted by new hoax bomb alerts

More than 1,800 Italian schools have been targeted by false bomb alerts. The warnings highlight growing concerns in Europe over hybrid warfare threats.

Zimbabwean author Simbarashe Kundizeza cleared of using AI to write prize-winning story

Zimbabwean author Simbarashe Kundizeza has been cleared of allegations that he used AI to write his prize‑winning short story "The Blue Fighter". After a month‑long investigation, the Caine Prize judges confirmed the story was human‑written. The story won the £10,000 Caine Prize for African writers.

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The Download: COP31’s climate challenge and the quest for immortality

This edition of MIT Technology Review's newsletter covers the geopolitical challenges facing the COP31 climate summit and research exploring cognitive immortality. It also compiles major technology news, including leadership turmoil at Nvidia, defense technologies, and China's boom in AI-generated short dramas.

Unions helped Democrats win big in 2026. Now they want action

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'We've got to run': Inside ruined Ukraine power plant under constant drone threat

Dan Johnson tours a heavily damaged Ukrainian power plant that survived a Russian ballistic missile strike and is now under constant drone threat. The facility, one of the country's largest, remains barely standing amid the ongoing conflict.

How the U.S. government’s ownership of companies has surged during Trump’s second term — in one chart

The U.S. government's ownership stakes in private firms have surged during Donald Trump's second term, with 41 companies entering into such agreements. Some of these deals are now facing potential scrutiny and probes from the incoming Congress.

The world’s most sophisticated drug companies are putting billions into vaccines — despite the political environment

Leading pharmaceutical companies are investing billions in vaccine development. The article highlights promising data from Moderna and Merck's experimental cancer vaccine and cites research suggesting the shingles vaccine may delay dementia.

FIFA Under-17 World Cup to kick off in Qatar despite US withdrawal

FIFA has confirmed that the Under-17 World Cup in Qatar will proceed as scheduled despite US Soccer's decision to withdraw over security concerns. The US pullout was prompted by a State Department travel advisory warning of regional armed conflict risks. FIFA maintained that its security assessments remain unchanged and Qatar has successfully hosted recent major events.

Democrat Scott Colom makes history as Mississippi's first black senator since 19th Century

Democrat Scott Colom won the U.S. Senate seat in Mississippi, becoming the state's first Black senator since the 19th century. He narrowly defeated incumbent Republican Cindy Hyde‑Smith, giving Democrats 55 seats in the Senate. The win reflects shifting voter sentiment amid economic concerns and backlash against Republican policies.

Scott Colom wins Mississippi Senate election over incumbent Republican Hyde-Smith

Democratic nominee Scott Colom has won the Mississippi Senate race against incumbent Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith, becoming the state's first Black senator since the Reconstruction Era. Hyde-Smith conceded the election on Wednesday, expanding the Democratic majority in the Senate to at least 55 seats.

Canada won’t let Russian players enter for ice hockey junior championship

Canada announced it will bar Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials from entering the country to compete in the World Junior Ice Hockey Championship, citing Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine. The decision follows a CAS ruling ordering the IIHF to admit Russian teams, which the federation has rejected. Several other European nations have also refused to play against Russia.

Greta Thunberg: The planet is being killed

Climate activist Greta Thunberg delivered a stark warning accusing those in power of driving planetary destruction. Speaking on global crises, she warned of a future marked by increased ecocides, conflicts, and the loss of basic human rights.

Europe views US with ‘much less horror’ after Trump’s midterms defeat

The article notes that Europeans view the United States with far less alarm after Donald Trump's defeat in the U.S. midterm elections, but experts say the underlying shift away from Europe predates Trump and is unlikely to reverse. It discusses how the transatlantic relationship has been eroding since the Obama era, and how a Democrat‑controlled Congress may affect U.S. policy on Ukraine, Iran and trade, though major changes are not expected.

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Putin Hosts Witkoff and Kushner For Talks In the Kremlin

US envoys Witkoff and Kushner arrived in Moscow for talks with President Vladimir Putin. The meeting follows two days of negotiations among Russian, US and Ukrainian delegations in Abu Dhabi.

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White House warns Democrats over Trump probes

The White House has warned House Democrats that their planned investigations into the Trump administration could cross constitutional limits into criminality. In response, incoming House Oversight Committee chairman Robert Garcia asserted that Congress has independent constitutional authority to investigate corruption and abuse of power. The standoff highlights looming clashes between the administration and the newly Democrat-controlled House.

Ukraine training Sahel militants to use drones – Russian envoy

Russian ambassador to Algeria Aleksey Solomatin claimed Ukrainian officers are training Sahel militant groups to operate drones, accusing Kyiv of supporting terrorist formations in Africa. The allegation echoes previous Russian statements and is contested by Ukraine, which says there is no credible evidence and calls it propaganda. The claim has been cited by other media, but remains unverified.

Suspected bomb hoax threats force fresh evacuations of Italian schools

‘Greater Israel’: How Christian Zionism infiltrated US policy

The Al Jazeera documentary investigates how Christian Zionist beliefs have been woven into U.S. policy, lobbying, and financial support for Israel, turning biblical ideas of a "Greater Israel" into political influence. It details the role of groups such as Christians United for Israel, evangelical voter blocs, and lobbying expenditures, and shows how this religious vision shapes attitudes toward the Israel‑Gaza conflict. The film uses archival footage and AI‑assisted visuals to illustrate the connection between theology, money, and state power.

Missing teenager found in bushland during aerial search in Australia

A 17-year-old teenager who had been missing for six days was located in dense bushland in Australia during an aerial search. He was camping with a friend and disappeared after leaving to retrieve equipment. The rescue operation successfully found him.

Israeli airstrike on Nasser hospital in Gaza kills surgeon and five others

An Israeli airstrike on Nasser hospital in southern Gaza has killed at least six people, including a surgeon and a patient, and wounded 28 others. The strike caused extensive damage to the surgical and radiology departments in one of the strip's few remaining operational medical facilities. The Israeli military stated it targeted a Hamas commander, while hospital officials and eyewitnesses reported that the attack struck surgical wards without prior warning.

Colom wins Mississippi Senate race. And, White House warns Dems over future probes

Scott Colom has narrowly won the Mississippi Senate race following more than a week of ballot counting. Meanwhile, the White House has sent a letter warning Democrats who are planning future investigations into the administration.

Putin Thanks Trump for Facilitating Russia-Ukraine Contacts During Kremlin Meeting

Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed gratitude to Donald Trump for facilitating Russia-Ukraine contacts during a meeting at the Kremlin. He also stated that he was pleased to welcome US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Moscow.

Ukraine says military Starlink disrupted again as US envoys meet Putin in Moscow

Ukraine reported that its military Starlink satellite internet was disrupted again amid diplomatic engagements, as US envoys met with Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Later on Thursday, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are scheduled to travel to Dublin to hold talks with President Volodymyr Zelensky.

England vs Croatia: UEFA Nations League – preview, team news, predictions

England host Croatia in the UEFA Nations League at Wembley, with Harry Kane set to become England's most‑capped male player and lead a side aiming for a quarter‑final spot. Both teams are looking to improve their group positions, and odds heavily favor England. The match also highlights the possible debut of Jobe Bellingham alongside his brother Jude.

Pakistan releases two sisters of ex-PM Imran Khan from jail

Two sisters of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, Uzma and Noreen, have been released from a Lahore prison after nearly two months of detention. However, a third sister, Aleema Khan, remains behind bars, drawing condemnation from Khan's political party over what they call arbitrary detention. The release comes amid escalating concerns over Imran Khan's health following his recent hospital visit.

Putin meeting with US envoys: Key points from opening exchanges

Russian President Vladimir Putin met with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in Moscow following trilateral negotiations in Abu Dhabi. Discussions centered on humanitarian efforts such as prisoner swaps and civilian evacuations, alongside fundamental terms for a lasting peace settlement in Ukraine. While progress was made on exchange agreements, territorial disputes and foreign troop presence remain critical points of contention.

Moscow Food Producers Showcase Their Products in Shanghai

Moscow-based producers of confectionery, soft drinks and other food items participated in the FHC Shanghai Global Food Trade Show, Deputy Mayor Maxim Liksutov announced. The participation aims to promote Russian food products in the Chinese market. The event underscores growing trade ties between Russia and China.

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Xi Jinping says Taiwan’s ‘complete reunification’ with China will happen

Chinese President Xi Jinping said the tide of history cannot be stopped and called for the complete reunification of Taiwan with China, reaffirming the “one country, two systems” policy while urging peaceful reunification. Taiwan rejected the proposal, stating it will not accept “one country, two systems” and highlighted recent Chinese military activity around the island. The remarks come ahead of the APEC summit and upcoming Taiwan elections, with the United States also involved in arms‑sale discussions.

Who is Scott Colom, Mississippi’s first Black senator in 150 years?

Democrat Scott Colom made history by becoming Mississippi's first Black senator in over 150 years, narrowly defeating Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith. The victory marks the first Democratic Senate win in the deeply conservative state in over four decades. Colom's campaign successfully appealed to a broad coalition of voters through a focus on local economic issues and effective outreach.

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Scout Motors has 212,000 vehicle reservations as $2 billion South Carolina plant nears completion

Scout Motors, backed by Volkswagen, reported about 212,000 reservations for its upcoming Terra pickup and Traveler SUV as its $2 billion South Carolina plant nears completion. CEO Scott Keogh said the company aims to double reservations and convert them into sales, targeting production start next year with deliveries by 2028. The vehicles will be offered as all‑electric and extended‑range electric variants, with prices expected under $60,000.

Indian garment exporters diversify away from US

Indian garment exporters are increasingly diversifying into European, British, and domestic markets to reduce reliance on the US following tariff disruptions. This strategic shift is supported by recent trade agreements with the UK and EU, helping manufacturers cushion the impact of US market volatility.

Ukraine warns of fresh Starshield disruptions as U.S. envoys arrive in Moscow for talks with Putin

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that SpaceX's Starshield satellite service has faced fresh, systematic speed restrictions across Ukraine, impairing the military's ability to intercept Russian drones. The disruption comes as U.S. special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner arrived in Moscow for high-level talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Russia’s hockey comeback a ‘return to normality’ – German opposition

A senior AfD lawmaker says Russia’s return to international ice‑hockey would be a ‘return to normality’, urging Berlin to respect a CAS ruling that reinstates Russian teams despite boycott threats. The German government, hockey federation and several European nations oppose the move on security and political grounds, warning it could jeopardise the 2027 World Championship in Germany. Russia and its allies criticize the boycott as politicisation of sport.

Durov mocks spy agencies over ‘honeypot’ scandal

Telegram founder Pavel Durov mocked intelligence agencies on X for failing to target him with 'honeypots' matching his preferences. His sarcastic remarks followed reports of an alleged espionage scandal involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The piece also reviewed Durov's ongoing legal entanglements and history of friction with French authorities.

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European survey reveals 900m galaxies – and possibly secrets of ‘dark universe’

The European Space Agency's Euclid mission has published its first major data release, revealing over 900 million galaxies and 60 million potential quasars. The survey also uncovered about 15,000 probable cases of strong gravitational lensing, which could help scientists study dark matter and dark energy. This milestone marks the largest high-resolution cosmic dataset ever produced, covering 14% of Euclid's ultimate target area.