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Serbian President Resigns Faces Turmoil, Korea Coach Resigns After World Cup Exit, Pakistan Mourns Ras Tanura Crash, Israel Recognizes Armenian Genocide, and more...

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(0:10): Serbian President Resigns Amid Protests, Eyes Return as PM; Political Turmoil Intensifies

(2:20): South Korea Coach Resigns Amid World Cup Exit; Calls for Investigation into Team's Poor Performance

(3:54): Pakistan Condoles with Saudi Arabia Over Ras Tanura Helicopter Crash; Investigation Underway

(5:31): Israel's Cabinet Recognizes Armenian Genocide, Straining Ties with Turkey

(7:09): French Court Slams Volvic for Misleading 'Carbon Neutral' and '100% Recyclable' Claims

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