2026-08-29 09:00 UTC | BLOCK 964545

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2026-08-29 09:00 UTC | BLOCK 964545 BITCOIN $77,582 | GOLD $4,456 | OIL $88.29

  1. U.S. and Ecuador strike alleged drug-smuggling boat -- U.S. and Ecuadorian forces struck a vessel accused of drug smuggling after Ecuador joined a U.S.-led counternarcotics coalition in March, Deutsche Welle reported. -- The operation expands Washington's direct role in Latin American interdictions and could expose Ecuador to retaliation, sovereignty disputes, and legal scrutiny over targeting standards.

  2. Nepal drills toward more than 100 people trapped in hydropower tunnel -- Nepal's army deployed drilling equipment Saturday to reach more than 100 people trapped in a hydropower tunnel three days after catastrophic border floods, France 24 reported. -- A prolonged entrapment would deepen the disaster's human toll while damage to power infrastructure adds reconstruction costs beyond the government's preliminary $4 billion estimate.

  3. South Korea weighs military conscription for women as recruit pool shrinks -- South Korea is moving closer to considering military conscription for women as population decline reduces the number of available male recruits, Deutsche Welle reported. -- Broadening the draft could increase military staffing and alter defense readiness, but it would also create legal and labor-policy disputes over how Seoul distributes the burden of deterring North Korea.

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