WorldMar 8
Taiwan Premier Visits Japan for First Time Since 1972
Taiwan's Premier conducted the first official visit by a Taiwanese premier to Japan since 1972, marking a significant diplomatic development.
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WorldMar 8
Mexican Drug Cartel Leader's Financial Records Allegedly Show Government Ties
Documents purportedly from a Mexican cartel chief suggest financial connections to government officials, according to Financial Times reporting.
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WorldMar 7
Six Army Reservists Killed in Iran Conflict Receive Dignified Transfer
Six Army reservists who died in conflict with Iran were honored in a dignified transfer ceremony as military officials discuss ongoing casualties.
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WorldMar 7
Iranian Naval Vessel Suffers Explosion, Casualties Reported
An explosion aboard Iranian frigate IRIS Dena resulted in at least 87 deaths and 78 injuries, according to reports.
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WorldMay 17
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WorldMar 6
Russian Intelligence Behind Exploding Package Plot, Authorities Say
British and European authorities identified 22 suspects linked to Russian military intelligence after packages exploded at DHL depots in the UK, Germany, and Poland.
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WorldMar 6
Peru Found Responsible for Death in Forced Sterilization Case by Human Rights Court
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled Peru responsible for the death of Celia Ramos in a landmark case involving forced sterilizations.
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WorldMar 5
Arab States Report Low Interceptor Supplies Amid Regional Conflict, Officials Say
Officials report Arab nations are experiencing shortages of missile interceptors during ongoing regional conflict involving Iran.
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WorldMar 17
Terror Group Claims European Attacks; Oppo Limits Foldable Phone Launch
Two separate stories: A terror group reportedly linked to Iran claims attacks on European Jewish sites, while Oppo restricts its new foldable phone launch.
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WorldMar 12
Chinese National Arrested in Kenya for Attempting to Smuggle Over 2,000 Live Ants
A Chinese national was arrested at a Kenyan airport attempting to smuggle more than 2,000 live queen ants in his luggage.
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WorldMar 10
Activist Kellie-Jay Keen Removed from Women's Day Event at Nottingham Venue
Gender rights activist Kellie-Jay Keen was asked to leave a Women's Day event at Albert Hall in Nottingham after reports that attendees were upset.
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WorldFeb 4
U.S.-Iran Talks Scheduled for Friday in Oman Following Military Incidents
Diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran are set for Friday in Oman after recent drone and tanker incidents in regional waters.
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WorldMar 5
Unverified Claims Surface Regarding Alleged Death of Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei
Two publications have made unsubstantiated claims about the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, though no credible confirmation exists.
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WorldFeb 24
BYD Reports Strong European Sales Growth, Outpacing Tesla in January
Chinese automaker BYD saw European sales increase nearly threefold in January, surpassing Tesla's performance in the region.
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WorldFeb 26
Russia Strikes Ukraine Hours Before U.S.-Ukraine Geneva Talks on Reconstruction
Russia conducted drone and missile attacks on Ukraine shortly before scheduled U.S.-Ukraine talks in Geneva focused on post-war reconstruction planning.
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