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    UN designates September 29 as International Day for Universal Access to Informationโ—UN declares Sep 29 as International Day for Universal Access to Information - JURIST - Newsโœ‰newsWorldUnited Nations3 min ago

    The United Nations has officially declared September 29 as the International Day for Universal Access to Information. The designation recognises the public's right to seek and receive information held by public bodies, a right seen as central to transparency, accountability and informed civic participation. Observers note it underscores growing international commitment to open government and press freedom.

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    Harry and Meghan face security questions as Diana anniversary markedโ—Prince Harry, Meghan Markle face security unknowns as world marks anniversary of Princess Diana's deathโœ‰newsWorld9 min ago

    Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly dealing with unresolved questions about their security arrangements as the world marks the anniversary of Princess Diana's death. Commentators are drawing parallels between the couple's safety concerns and the circumstances surrounding Diana's fatal crash in Paris, keeping the royal family's security debate in the spotlight.

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    Orange Order Parade Approved for Garvaghy Road After Court Reversalโ—๐•xSEWorldPolitics113K5 min ago

    An Orange Order parade on Garvaghy Road in Portadown, Northern Ireland, has been approved following a court reversal of a prior decision. The ruling reopens a long-running dispute over the route, which has previously sparked significant tension between marchers and nationalist residents. Reactions are divided, with unionists welcoming the decision and residents' groups expressing concern about community relations.

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    Conversations Chat App Goes Free, Drops Google Playโ—Breaking Up with Google Play: Why Conversations Is Now FreeYhnTechnologyMobile67123 min ago

    Daniel Gultsch, developer of the Android XMPP chat app Conversations, has announced the app is now free and is breaking up with Google Play. In a blog post he explains the decision to leave Google's store and stop charging for the app, a move drawing attention among open-source and messaging communities who see it as a notable stance against app store fees and platform dependence.