NUZE Friday, 14 August 2026

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  1. 01

    Putin visits disputed Kuril island; Japan protests

    Putin’s visit to Iturup has returned a long-running territorial dispute to the center of Japan-Russia relations.

  2. 02

    Eurovision bars conflict-affected winners from hosting

    Eurovision winners from conflict-affected states can still win, but cannot automatically host the following contest.

    377
  3. 03

    Burgas selected to host Eurovision 2027

    Burgas will host Eurovision’s first contest in Bulgaria.

    460
  4. 04

    PSG retain Super Cup with 2-1 win

    Paris Saint-Germain beat Aston Villa in Salzburg to retain the first European trophy of the new season.

    538
  5. 05

    Etna ash disrupts 700 Catania flights

    Volcanic ash from Mount Etna has disrupted Catania Airport and diverted Sicily’s peak-season air traffic.

    636
  6. 06

    Zaporizhzhia strike kills at least 7

    Ukraine said Russia used North Korean ballistic missiles in a Zaporizhzhia strike that killed at least seven people.

    391
  7. 07

    Lakers sale agreed at $12.5 billion

    Josh Kushner and Bob Iger agreed to buy the Lakers in a record-valued deal pending NBA approval.

    336
  8. 08

    Colombia authorizes joint military operations with US

    Colombia joined a US-led anti-cartel coalition and authorized joint military operations against drug trafficking.

    221
  9. 09

    Oil spill reaches Oman’s coastline

    Oil from a grounded tanker has reached Oman’s mainland beaches as monsoon conditions delay salvage work.

    198
  10. 10

    Two soldiers die in Texas helicopter crash

    An Army Apache crashed near Fort Hood, killing both crew members and starting a grass fire.

    369
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Today's editionFriday, 14 August 2026

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Putin visits disputed Kuril island; Japan protests

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Putin visits disputed Kuril island; Japan protests

Putin’s visit to Iturup has returned a long-running territorial dispute to the center of Japan-Russia relations.

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