WorldApr 29
South African court fines, deports Mugabe's son over immigration and firearms charges
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe pleaded guilty to immigration and firearms offenses unrelated to February shooting at family home.
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WorldMar 6
Former CIA Director Petraeus Says US Has 'Air Supremacy' Over Iran
Former CIA Director David Petraeus stated that the U.S. military has achieved 'air supremacy' over Iran amid escalating Middle East tensions.
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WorldApr 11
Man charged in connection with four Channel crossing deaths
A man has been charged following the deaths of four people who drowned attempting to cross the English Channel.
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WorldMar 6
Unverified Reports Claim Kuwaiti Pilot Shot Down US F-15 Jets in Friendly Fire Incident
Social media footage allegedly shows a Kuwaiti pilot mistakenly shooting down American F-15 aircraft, with reports of pilots parachuting to safety.
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WorldApr 10
Bus crash in Spain's Canary Islands kills one, injures 27 British tourists
A tourist bus carrying British passengers crashed on La Gomera island, falling 10 meters and resulting in one fatality and 27 injuries.
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WorldApr 10
FAA Investigates Close Call Between Frontier Plane and Trucks at LAX
Federal authorities are investigating an incident where a Frontier Airlines plane nearly collided with two trucks on a taxiway at Los Angeles International Airport.
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WorldMar 23
Canada Tests Arctic Military Capabilities Amid Growing Regional Security Concerns
Canadian forces conducted military exercises in the High Arctic, highlighting challenges in defending the increasingly contested region.
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WorldJun 2
Zelensky Claims Russia Training Abducted Ukrainian Children as Fighters
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky alleged Russia is training kidnapped Ukrainian children to fight for Moscow, citing evidence in a CBS interview.
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WorldMar 4
US Grants Indefinite Sanctions Exemption to Rosneft's German Operations
The United States has decided to indefinitely exclude the German subsidiary of Russian oil giant Rosneft from sanctions targeting Russia.
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WorldMar 3
Russian LNG tanker catches fire in Mediterranean, crew status unclear
A sanctioned Russian-flagged liquefied natural gas tanker was reported on fire in the Mediterranean Sea near Malta on Tuesday.
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WorldApr 8
Nigeria begins mass trial of 500 terrorism suspects
Nigeria has initiated a mass trial of 500 individuals suspected of terrorism-related offenses.
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WorldMar 3
Iran tensions prompt Gulf tourism concerns, evacuation challenges for expatriates
Rising Iran conflict threatens Gulf region's tourism industry and creates difficulties for foreign residents seeking to leave.
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WorldApr 6
Spain's Pork Industry Faces International Import Restrictions Over Swine Fever
Multiple countries including the United States have halted pork imports from Spain due to swine fever outbreak concerns.
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WorldMar 19
Costa Rica Closes Embassy in Cuba, Orders Cuban Diplomats to Leave
Costa Rica shuttered its embassy in Havana and ordered Cuba's diplomats to leave the country on Wednesday.
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WorldMar 19
Macron Names New French Aircraft Carrier 'Free France' in Tribute to WWII Resistance
French President Emmanuel Macron announced the name for France's new aircraft carrier, honoring the World War II resistance movement.
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