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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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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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WorldApr 4

Italian PM Meloni Tours Gulf States Amid Energy Security Concerns

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni visited Saudi Arabia, Qatar and UAE to strengthen energy partnerships amid regional tensions and supply concerns.

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WorldApr 4

Nigeria launches manhunt after bandits abduct residents in Zamfara state

Nigerian authorities have initiated a search operation following kidnappings by armed groups in the northwestern state of Zamfara.

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WorldFeb 25

Swiss Government to Provide $56,000 Payments to Crans-Montana Bar Fire Victims

Switzerland will pay solidarity contributions to victims of the Crans-Montana bar fire that killed 41 people and injured 115 others.

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WorldMay 12

At least 100 killed in Nigerian airstrike on Zamfara market, rights group reports

Amnesty International says at least 100 people died in a Nigerian military airstrike on a market in Zamfara state.

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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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WorldApr 3

Poll Shows Americans Expect Middle East Instability to Worsen Amid Iran Tensions

A Reuters/Ipsos poll found 52% of Americans anticipate deteriorating conditions in the Middle East over the next year as U.S.-Iran tensions continue.

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WorldMay 11

Pakistan Allowed Iran to Station Military Aircraft at Its Airfields, U.S. Officials Say

U.S. officials report that Pakistan permitted Iran to park military aircraft on Pakistani airfields, potentially protecting them from American strikes.

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WorldMar 15

North Korea Places Remote Workers in U.S. Companies to Generate Revenue

North Korea has conducted a widespread campaign to place remote workers at U.S. companies to send money back to the regime and potentially steal sensitive information.

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WorldApr 22

South Korean Fighter Jets Collide During Flight; Pilot Fined for Damages

Two South Korean military aircraft collided during flight, with investigators determining one pilot was taking photographs at the time of the incident.

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WorldMay 1

Israeli police arrest man after nun attacked in Jerusalem

Israeli authorities arrested a suspect following an assault on a French nun in Jerusalem amid reported tensions involving religious groups.

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WorldMar 24

Mysterious Radio Broadcast Emerges Amid Middle East Tensions

A shortwave radio transmission traced to a US military base in Germany began broadcasting during recent strikes on Iran, while authorities investigate threats.

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WorldMar 14

Moscow Reports Drone Intercepts Amid Internet Disruptions

Russian officials reported shooting down drones near Moscow while the city experienced mobile internet outages.

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