World Report July 26: Saturday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Jul 26, 2025 Cambodia is urgently calling for a ceasefire in its border dispute with Thailand. A tragic bus crash in Peru has claimed at least 18 lives. Taiwan is buzzing with a crucial election to potentially reshuffle its legislature. Meanwhile, discussions about Senate reforms are heating up in Canada. Residents of Tukoyuktuk celebrate their innovative climate project, The Great Wall of Tuk. In Windsor, Ontario, a mechanic shortage complicates the automotive scene. Finally, the Toronto Blue Jays are shining as MLB's top team, while the jazz world mourns the loss of Cleo Laine.
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Cambodia-Thailand Border Conflict
- The border conflict between Cambodia and Thailand has caused over 30 deaths and displaced around 200,000 people.
- Despite an emergency UN Security Council meeting, ceasefire calls have been ignored and both sides remain on high alert.
Peru Bus Crash Survivor Story
- Survivors say the Peruvian bus had mechanical problems just before crashing in the Andes Mountains.
- The double-decker bus plunged down a slope, splitting in two and killing at least 18 people.
Taiwan Legislature Recall Election
- Taiwan is holding recall elections for a fifth of its legislature, targeting opposition KMT members.
- The government accuses KMT of China alignment amid rising concerns over China's military threats.