WorldApr 10
Eswatini Court Rules Deported Men Have Right to Legal Counsel
Four men deported by the US to Eswatini have been granted the right to see local lawyers after nine months of detention without in-person legal counsel.
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WorldApr 30
Fire at Swiss ski resort bar kills 41 people on New Year's Eve
A fire at Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland killed 41 people and injured 115 others during New Year's Eve celebrations.
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WorldMar 20
French Naval Officer Inadvertently Reveals Aircraft Carrier Location via Fitness App
A French Navy officer accidentally disclosed the location of the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier by uploading a workout to the Strava fitness tracking app.
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WorldApr 14
Inconsistent Reports Emerge About Iran-Related Developments at UN and Military Actions
Multiple conflicting reports have surfaced regarding Iran's UN role, alleged military conflict, and international responses, with unclear timeline and facts.
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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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WorldMar 20
Cuban Exiles Express Hope as Cuba Faces Widespread Blackouts and Unrest
Cuban exile community in Miami reports renewed optimism amid reports of island-wide power outages and civil unrest in Cuba.
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WorldMay 19
Philippine President Says Country Would Be Involved in Taiwan Conflict
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stated that the Philippines would inevitably be involved in any military conflict over Taiwan.
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WorldApr 29
Swedish Scientists Detected Chernobyl Radiation Two Days After 1986 Reactor Explosion
Swedish scientists detected elevated radiation levels on April 28, 1986, revealing a reactor explosion at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant that had occurred two days earlier.
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WorldMay 18
Severe poverty forces Afghan families into desperate measures, UN data shows
Three-quarters of Afghanistan's population cannot meet basic needs amid ongoing economic crisis.
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WorldMay 18
Trump Says He Called Off Planned Military Strike Against Iran
Former President Donald Trump announced he halted a military attack on Iran that was scheduled for Tuesday.
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WorldMay 18
Trump Administration Considers Delaying Taiwan Arms Sale Package
The Trump administration is reportedly considering holding up a $14 billion arms package to Taiwan, a move that could benefit China's strategic interests.
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WorldApr 8
Royal Navy Warship HMS Dragon Returns to Port for Technical Maintenance
HMS Dragon, the Royal Navy's deployed warship in Middle East operations, has docked for repairs due to water system issues.
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WorldJun 6
Lebanese Army Chief Travels to Pakistan for Official Visit
Lebanon's army commander departed for Pakistan following an invitation from his Pakistani counterpart for an official military visit.
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WorldApr 27
Swiss International flight aborts takeoff in India, injures several passengers
A Swiss International Air Lines flight was forced to abort takeoff at an Indian airport, resulting in injuries to several passengers aboard the aircraft.
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WorldMar 17
Syrian Authorities Ban Alcohol Sales in Damascus
Syrian authorities have imposed a ban on alcohol sales in Damascus, marking a significant policy shift in the capital city.
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