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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife, Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, have announced their decision to separate after being married for 18 years. The couple shared the news through statements posted on their respective Instagram accounts, citing "meaningful and difficult conversations" that led to the decision. A statement from the prime minister's office confirmed that both parties have signed a legal separation agreement.

Chinese zoo denies viral video claims of a bear being a human in disguise. The sun bear, named Angela, stands on hind legs, sparking speculation. Zoo refutes allegations in a humorous statement, reaffirming the bear's authenticity. Sun bears, vulnerable species, are native to Southeast Asia. Previous incidents raise concerns over animal exhibit transparency.

An unconfirmed video of a Russian missile strike hitting Kryvyi Rih in southern Ukraine circulates on social networks, showing a gaping hole in a nine-storey building and a fire inside. The Ukrainian interior ministry reports the incident, raising concerns about civilian safety and escalating tensions. Global attention remains focused on finding a peaceful resolution and cessation of hostilities in the region.

The Amarnath Yatra witnesses two American pilgrims from California fulfilling their dream, as their spiritual journey finds mention in PM Modi's Mann ki Baat show.

Hirsh Vardhan Singh, a 38-year-old Indian-American engineer, has officially entered the crowded Republican field of candidates vying for the US Presidency in 2024. Singh, a "lifelong Republican" and "America First" conservative, seeks to restore American values and leadership.

Israel's Supreme Court is set to hear petitions challenging a controversial law passed by the country's parliament, aiming to limit its judicial power. The law, part of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's broader judicial reform, has sparked widespread protests and raised concerns about democracy and checks and balances. The court's decision to review the law's validity in September comes after months of unrest and social divisions. The outcome of the hearing will have significant implications for Israel's democratic principles and the balance of power between the judiciary and the executive.