WorldApr 24
Trump Administration Pressure Influences Peru Jet Deal, Sparks Government Crisis
U.S. pressure helped advance a disputed aircraft acquisition in Peru, leading to government resignations and sovereignty concerns.
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WorldApr 7
Chinese Officials Allege University of Michigan Researcher Died After U.S. Questioning
Chinese authorities claim a University of Michigan scholar died following questioning by U.S. law enforcement, though American officials have not responded to the allegations.
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WorldApr 24
Ukrainian President Zelensky Continues International Diplomatic Outreach
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been conducting diplomatic visits and meetings as part of ongoing international engagement efforts.
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WorldMay 3
King Charles Makes Historical Quip About US-European Relations During Washington Visit
King Charles III referenced 18th-century history during a White House banquet, making a pointed joke about European-American historical ties.
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WorldMay 11
Qatar LNG Shipment Transits Strait of Hormuz Bound for Pakistan
A Qatari liquefied natural gas shipment has passed through the Strait of Hormuz en route to Pakistan following diplomatic discussions.
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WorldMay 11
Nazi-Era Art Restitution Case Centers on Disputed Rubens Attribution
A family seeks return of a painting believed looted by Hermann Goering, but experts question its attribution to Rubens based on missing details.
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WorldMar 20
Iraq Declares Force Majeure on Foreign-Operated Oilfields Over Hormuz Disruption
Iraq has declared force majeure on foreign-operated oilfields due to disruptions at the Strait of Hormuz, according to sources.
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WorldMar 20
Kuwait oil refinery hit by Iranian drone attack for second consecutive day
Kuwait's Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery was struck by Iranian drones Friday, sparking fires one day after a similar attack.
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WorldMar 12
Russian Strikes on Ukraine's Power Grid Triple This Winter
Attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure have increased threefold during the winter months, straining the electrical system.
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WorldMar 20
US Intelligence Chief Notes Differences in American, Israeli Objectives Regarding Iran
A senior US intelligence official stated that the United States and Israel do not share identical strategic goals concerning Iran.
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WorldMar 11
Drone Strike Kills 17 at Sudan School and Medical Center, Mostly Schoolgirls
A drone attack hit a school and health center in southern Sudan, killing 17 people including schoolgirls and wounding 10 others.
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WorldMay 2
Cornell President Reports Vehicle Incident with Students After Gaza Debate
Cornell University president reports incident involving his vehicle and students following a confrontation over Gaza conflict discussions.
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WorldApr 14
Somalia Parliament's Mandate Expires Without Elections Scheduled
Somalia's parliamentary mandate has expired without new elections being organized, creating uncertainty about the country's legislative governance.
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WorldMay 19
Former Libyan militia commander to appear at ICC on war crimes charges
Khaled Mohamed Ali El Hishri will face charges of murder, rape, enslavement and torture at detention centers in first Libya-related ICC prosecution.
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WorldApr 20
Clothing Waste from Global Fast Fashion Industry Accumulates in South American Desert
Discarded garments from international markets are being dumped in desert regions of South America.
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