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Escalating tensions in Northern Ethiopia have reignited fears of regional instability, as Tigray forces seized an airport in a renewed offensive against the central government, threatening further humanitarian fallout. Meanwhile, researchers are warning that a historic Super El Niño could lead to over 450,000 excess heat-related deaths globally, with the most severe impacts expected in already vulnerable regions.

In the Arctic, the U.S., Denmark, and Greenland have signed a new security agreement that expands the American military role in the region, underscoring shifting geopolitical interests as climate change opens new routes and resources. On the cyber front, the FBI is investigating reports that hackers may have stolen sensitive personnel and applicant data, raising alarms about the security of U.S. government information. In economic news, Airtel Money has filed for a major London IPO, aiming for the city's largest listing in five years and signaling renewed investor confidence in the UK’s financial markets.

Developing: The extent and impact of the reported FBI data breach remain under investigation.