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Bollywood actress Nushrratt Bharuccha fractured her spine while in Bali, Indonesia, according to the Indian Express. She is expected to return to Mumbai by air ambulance for treatment. The news is drawing widespread attention and concern from fans in India and abroad, as the actress trended on search in both the United States and India following the reports.

Herbalife India has been announced as the official nutrition partner of the Indian Olympic Association, a deal that will see the nutrition company support Indian athletes ahead of upcoming international competitions, including the Olympic Games. The partnership links a major direct-selling nutrition brand with India's growing push for Olympic success and highlights the increasing commercial investment in Indian sport.

Ukraine's defense is back in the conversation, with posts highlighting President Zelensky, the Ukrainian army, and references to ballistic and tactical missile operations. The chatter ties to ongoing coverage of Ukrainian military activity, with a link to Ukrinform's war coverage, though the exact operation or event being referenced is not specified.

The online station Radio Digital Malayali is currently streaming a slowed-and-reverb version of 'Neelambalin', with around 16 listeners tuned in at the same time. The station broadcasts Indian lo-fi and Malayalam remixes around the clock, and the track now playing reflects the growing popularity of slowed-and-reverb edits of regional Indian songs among lo-fi radio audiences.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis has published a piece titled 'Macroeconomic Policy Perspectives: The Long-Run Implications of Deglobalization.' The work examines how a retreat from global economic integration could affect macroeconomic policy over the long run. The topic is timely as governments and central banks weigh trade fragmentation, supply chain shifts and their consequences for growth and inflation.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has presented the country's first FP-7 ballistic missile, according to a report by Ukrinform's French service. The announcement concerns a domestically developed tactical ballistic missile for the Ukrainian armed forces, and is being discussed alongside wider talk of Ukrainian defence operations and military capability.

AI company Anthropic is advocating an opt-out model for the use of Australian content in its systems, while the ABC has warned the practice risks the 'cannibalisation' of news by AI products that reuse journalism without payment. The disagreement highlights a widening standoff between AI developers and Australian media organisations over copyright, licensing and compensation for news content.

On this day in 2000, around 20,000 anti-globalization protesters clashed violently with police in Prague during the annual summits of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. The demonstrations, part of a wave of protest against global financial institutions, are being recalled in travel and history posts marking the anniversary.

An Israeli UAV struck a target at the Halawa Camp in Jabalia, in the northern Gaza Strip. Reports say Ahmad Akram Hamouda was killed in the strike. The strike comes as Israeli military operations and drone attacks continue across Gaza, with casualties reported almost daily and no let-up in the fighting despite ongoing international pressure for a ceasefire.

An Israeli drone strike hit the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza, killing Musab al-Balbisi. The strike is being reported amid the ongoing Israel-Gaza conflict, with observers tracking drone attacks on the densely populated camp area. Details about the circumstances of the strike and any other casualties remain limited.