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WorldMay 14

Russia Announces 'Full Partnership' with Afghanistan's Taliban Government

Russia has declared it is establishing a comprehensive partnership with the Taliban administration currently governing Afghanistan.

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WorldMay 14

Somalia Faces Severe Drought as Humanitarian Aid Falls Short

A severe three-year drought in Somalia has left 6.5 million people facing crisis-level hunger while humanitarian funding has dropped dramatically from previous years.

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WorldMar 28

Israeli strikes on Gaza kill nine Palestinians, health officials say

Israeli military operations in Gaza resulted in nine Palestinian deaths across multiple incidents, according to local health authorities.

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WorldMar 19

Dubai Faces Tourism and Security Concerns Amid Regional Tensions

Dubai experiences heightened security measures and reported tourism impacts as regional tensions involving Iran affect the emirate's operations.

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WorldMar 28

Russia Declares Emergency in Dagestan Capital as Floods Cut Power to 327,000

Flooding in Russia's Dagestan region has prompted emergency declarations and left over 327,000 people without electricity in the capital.

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WorldMar 19

Analysis: Trump Administration's Iran Military Action Enters Third Week

Commentary pieces examine the ongoing U.S.-Israeli military operations against Iran, questioning justifications and potential outcomes.

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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 19

USS Gerald R Ford to dock in Crete for repairs after onboard fire

The aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford will sail to Crete for repairs following a fire that injured sailors and damaged equipment during its extended deployment.

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WorldMar 18

Iceland Could Join European Union by 2028, Minister Says

An Icelandic government minister has indicated the country could potentially become an EU member by 2028.

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WorldMar 9

Jury selection begins for 5 men charged in 2021 assassination of Haitian President Moïse

Federal trial starts in Miami for five defendants accused of conspiring to kill Haitian President Jovenel Moïse in July 2021.

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WorldMar 18

Two men charged with murder of Iranian activist in Canada

Two individuals face murder charges in the death of Masood Masjoody, an Iranian activist who disappeared in February in British Columbia.

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WorldMar 18

Cuban Government Grants Rare Hospital Access Amid Energy Crisis

NBC News received unprecedented access to a Cuban medical facility as the country faces ongoing power outages and fuel shortages affecting healthcare.

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WorldFeb 26

Russia launches major overnight attack on Ukraine as US diplomats hold Geneva talks

Russia fired 420 drones and 39 missiles at Ukraine overnight, injuring dozens, as US envoys continue diplomatic efforts in Geneva.

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WorldMay 12

Colombia Experiences Worst Civilian Impact from Armed Conflict in Decade, Red Cross Reports

The International Committee of the Red Cross says Colombia is seeing its worst civilian impact from armed conflict in a decade.

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WorldMay 3

War-Era Explosive Injures Five Children at Austrian Campsite

An unexploded ordnance from World War II detonated beneath a campfire in Austria, injuring five children at a campsite.

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