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An error in embryo implantation at the San Raffaele hospital in Milan is explained, with the lab head stating it began with misreading a document line. This incident has led to discussions on the rigorous control systems in assisted reproduction centers, which are described as rare occurrences.
Don Nelson, one of the most winningest coaches in NBA history, has passed away at the age of 86.
Dutch cyclist Demi Vollering has won the women's Tour de France.
Jannik Sinner will not participate in the Masters 1000 Cincinnati tournament because of a knee problem.
The United Arab Emirates has extradited a man believed to be the head of one of Ireland's largest criminal groups to Ireland.
The Houthis have attacked a refinery in Saudi Arabia and a port in Yemen, resulting in seven fatalities.
Roberto Vannacci has announced a mayoral candidate for Milan.
Massimiliano Cencelli, a politician from the Christian Democracy party known for a famous manual, has died at the age of 90.
Shanghai's two international airports have canceled more than 1,300 flights in anticipation of Typhoon Dolphin's arrival.
At least 20,000 people have been evacuated due to a severe wildfire in southwestern Canada.
A drone, similar to those used by the Ukrainian army, arrived in Bulgaria and exploded without causing any damage.
The Syrian government is set to regain control of two Russian bases, signaling a decrease in Russia's influence amid Syria's rapprochement with the United States.
The military sector in Russia is offering such high salaries that private companies cannot compete, leading to crises.
Livio Berruti, who won the 200-meter gold medal at the 1960 Rome Olympics and became an athletics icon, has passed away at 87.
Over one million people have been evacuated in China due to Typhoon Dolphin, the most powerful of the year, which made landfall on Sunday.
This section summarizes front-page news including Netanyahu's rejection of Trump's disarmament plan, ongoing immigration discussions, and the death of Livio Berruti.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has rejected Trump's plan for Hamas disarmament, stating the military will not withdraw from Gaza until all weapons are surrendered.
Trump stated that Hamas has agreed to disarm, a key element in the Gaza peace process, though doubts remain about implementation and Israel's response.