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Delhi Police Use Drones, Barricades to Halt Farmer Protests
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Prince Harry Roasts Joe Marler Over M25 Toilet Confession as Friend Reveals Duke's 'Annoying' Habits
Prince Harry traded royal protocol for barracks-style humour during a London podcast appearance on July 13, mocking rugby star Joe Marler over an embarrassing toilet confession while one of the Duke of Sussex's closest military friends revealed the habits that make Harry "annoying" on nights out and at home. 
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ECB Braces for New U.S.-Iran Escalation as Oil Shock Pushes Eurozone Inflation to 3.2%
Renewed military clashes between the United States and Iran are forcing the European Central Bank to reassess its interest-rate outlook, as rising oil prices threaten to deepen an energy shock that has already pushed eurozone inflation above the central bank's target and weakened expectations for economic growth. 
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Prince Harry Faces Backlash After Listing ‘Prince of England’ as His Occupation on UK Podcast
Prince Harry has ignited a fresh dispute over his royal status after describing "Prince of England" as part of his occupation during a podcast recorded in London, prompting critics to question both the accuracy of the phrase and the Duke of Sussex's continued use of his royal identity six years after stepping back from official duties. 
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Ex Prince Andrew Collected Private Income From 3 Royal Lodge Cottages as Crown Estate Defends ‘Peppercorn’ Rent
Prince Andrew collected undisclosed private rental income from three cottages at Royal Lodge for more than two decades while his lease required only a symbolic annual rent, according to a National Audit Office investigation that has put the Crown Estate's management of royal residences under fresh scrutiny in Parliament. 
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Prince William Smiles Through Hastings Visit While Prince Harry Faces Court Loss During UK Trip
Prince William carried out a community-focused engagement in Hastings on Thursday while Prince Harry continued a separate visit to the United Kingdom following a significant legal setback in London's High Court, underscoring how the estranged brothers remain on markedly different public paths despite being in the country at the same time. 
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Prince Harry Returns to UK Alone as Fresh Claims of Deep Prince William Rift Overshadow Invictus Visit
Prince Harry returned to the United Kingdom this week to advance preparations for the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham, but his first visit since his latest legal setbacks has been overshadowed by renewed scrutiny of his relationship with Prince William and the ongoing dispute over security arrangements for his family. 
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Prince Harry's Reconciliation With King Charles Faces New Scrutiny as Royal Expert Questions Financial Motives
Prince Harry's latest visit to the United Kingdom has revived speculation over whether his efforts to rebuild ties with King Charles are driven primarily by family reconciliation or financial reality, after a prominent royal commentator suggested the Duke of Sussex faces diminishing prospects for royal support once Prince William eventually becomes king. 
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Ukraine Intensifies Attacks Inside Russia as Reuters Says Putin Is Preparing to Escalate Conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin is increasingly determined to intensify the war in Ukraine rather than pursue a ceasefire, according to Reuters, even as President Donald Trump expresses optimism that negotiations could bring the conflict closer to an end. The diverging assessments come as Ukraine expands long-range strikes deep inside Russian territory and both sides seek military advantages ahead of any potential diplomatic breakthrough. 
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Russia Adapts to Ukraine's Deep Strikes With Electronic Warfare, Hidden Fuel Convoys and New Logistics Strategy
Russia is rapidly expanding electronic warfare capabilities and overhauling battlefield logistics to counter Ukraine's increasingly effective long-range drone campaign, according to Ukrainian military personnel interviewed by Reuters. The changes include deploying systems designed to disrupt SpaceX's Starlink satellite network, disguising military fuel shipments as civilian vehicles and restructuring supply convoys to reduce exposure to Ukrainian unmanned aircraft. 
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Prince Harry Returns to UK for Charity Events as Buckingham Palace Accommodation Dispute Overshadows Visit
Prince Harry began his latest visit to the United Kingdom with a public appearance at the London premiere of Shoot the People, signaling an effort to keep the focus on charitable and personal engagements despite an escalating dispute over royal accommodation and long-running disagreements surrounding his security arrangements.
