WorldMar 12
North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Tests Handguns at Munitions Factory with Daughter
Kim Jong Un fired handguns during a visit to a weapons facility, with his daughter Ju Ae accompanying him in matching outfits.
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WorldMar 28
Twenty-two migrants die off Greek coast after six days at sea
Twenty-two migrants died in waters off Greece after spending six days at sea, with poor weather and lack of supplies contributing to deaths.
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WorldMar 12
Death toll rises to at least 50 in Ethiopian landslides, 125 missing
Landslides in southern Ethiopia following heavy rains have killed at least 50 people with 125 others missing across three districts.
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WorldApr 29
Iranian delegation skips FIFA event after Canada bans IRGC officials
Iranian officials missed a FIFA Congress event in Toronto after Canada barred IRGC members, with Iran claiming inappropriate treatment at airport.
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WorldApr 29
FBI Conducts International Raids Targeting Multiple Fraud Schemes
Federal authorities executed raids in Minnesota and participated in global operations targeting separate fraud schemes involving welfare fraud and cryptocurrency scams.
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WorldMay 15
Greece Reports Separate Maritime Incidents Involving Turkey and Ukrainian Sea Drone
Greece has raised concerns about Turkish fishing activities in the eastern Mediterranean while investigating a suspected Ukrainian sea drone that malfunctioned.
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WorldApr 29
UK Issues Emergency Travel Advisory for Mali Amid Security Deterioration
The UK government has issued an immediate evacuation advisory for British nationals in Mali due to escalating violence and security threats.
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WorldMar 11
Cyprus Tourism Affected by Regional Tensions Despite Safety Assurances
British tourists are cancelling Cyprus holidays due to Middle East tensions, though officials maintain the island remains safe for travel.
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WorldMar 11
Spain Permanently Recalls Ambassador to Israel
Spain announced it is permanently withdrawing its ambassador to Israel, marking an escalation in diplomatic tensions between the two countries.
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WorldApr 28
Argentine President Restricts Journalist Access to Government Headquarters
President Javier Milei has blocked journalists from accessing Argentina's government headquarters.
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WorldMar 26
Zimbabwe Reports 15 Nationals Killed Fighting for Russia
Zimbabwe says 15 of its citizens were killed after being recruited to fight for Russia, as the government seeks repatriation of bodies and survivors.
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WorldMar 26
Turkish Oil Tanker Struck by Drone Attack in Black Sea Near Istanbul
A Turkish oil tanker was hit by drones in the Black Sea near Istanbul, marking another maritime incident in the region.
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WorldMar 25
UAE Intercepts Iranian Drones; Baltic States Report Ukrainian Drone Incidents
The UAE intercepted nine Iranian drones while Estonia and Latvia reported stray Ukrainian drones hit their territories during Ukraine's attack on Russian port.
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WorldMar 8
Three Palestinians killed in West Bank violence amid ongoing regional tensions
Three Palestinians died in clashes with Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, bringing the week's death toll to six amid increased violence.
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WorldApr 10
Countries Adjust Tourism Taxes as Destinations Grapple with Visitor Management
Japan plans to triple its tourist tax while Netherlands sees visitor drops after VAT increases, highlighting tourism policy challenges.
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