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The Guardian's front page highlights several international and domestic news stories. Key international events include a shooting in Poland resulting in six deaths, and Israel's president selecting a leader to form a government. Domestically, the UK is facing 'Windrush' accusations regarding the…
Six people have died after a gunman opened fire in a market square in Kraków, Poland, with three more found dead at the suspect's home; the suspect is reported to have held ultra-nationalist views.
Space has become a critical element in the Ukraine war, with both sides relying on satellites for drones and battlefield sensors; Ukraine is now racing to develop its own space capabilities.
Israel's president has selected Gadi Eisenkot, a leader from the Yashar party, to lead the efforts in forming a new government.
The UK is facing 'Windrush' style accusations due to a significant increase in Turkish nationals being targeted for removal from the country.
The British government is being sued following its decision to revoke the right to live in the UK for nearly 1,500 EU citizens.
A question is posed about whether the current events signal the beginning of a widespread hacking epidemic.
The article speculates on the declining power of Donald Trump and its potential implications for Russia and Israel.
