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  1. The United States and Australia are investigating how F-35 parts shipped from Australia to the US were diverted to Hong Kong. The parts remain unaccounted for, while Richard Marles says they were not sensitive and there is no evidence China caused the diversion.

    70companies

    More than 70 Australian companies have production and sustainment contracts with the F-35 program.

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  2. The United States and United Kingdom test-fired a heavyweight torpedo from an uncrewed undersea vessel in UK waters. The test was conducted as part of AUKUS, which includes Australia.

    12metres

    The length of the XV Excalibur undersea drone was 12 metres.

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  3. A report by the Accra Reset says US aid withdrawals and wider financial pressures are placing healthcare systems in Africa and the Global South under growing strain. It calls for countries to take greater control of their health systems while donors change how they provide support.

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    AllegedAfrica produces less than 1% of the world's vaccines.

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  4. A Reuters/Ipsos poll put Donald Trump’s overall approval at a record-low 32%, with lower Republican support on cost of living. The Guardian also reported Trump said Iran could take out Los Angeles and San Diego.

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    Donald Trump's overall approval rating was 32 percent in the Reuters/Ipsos poll.

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  5. U.S. voters express frustration over high gasoline prices, while polling indicates affordability concerns may hurt Trump and Republicans in the midterms. Trump said his administration was considering suspending the federal gasoline tax, which would require Congress.

    4.37USD per gallon▼ from 4.48

    The national average price of a gallon of gasoline reached $4.48.

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