WorldMar 29
WTO Reform Talks Progress Despite US-India E-commerce Dispute
World Trade Organization members are approaching agreement on reform measures while negotiations face obstacles over e-commerce rules between the US and India.
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WorldMar 30
Fugitive accused of killing Australian police officers shot dead after manhunt
Dezi Freeman, wanted for killing two Australian police officers, was shot dead Monday after seven months on the run.
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WorldMar 27
Russia to Ban Gasoline Exports Starting April 1 Amid Price Pressures
Russia will implement a ban on gasoline exports beginning April 1 as domestic fuel prices rise, according to government announcement.
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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 12
Additional B-1 Bombers Arrive at RAF Fairford Amid Rising Iran Tensions
Three more B-1 bombers have arrived at RAF Fairford, bringing the total number of US warplanes at the UK base to 14 as tensions with Iran escalate.
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WorldMar 7
Iran Claims Strike on U.S. Oil Tanker Amid Gulf Shipping Disruptions
Iran reported hitting a U.S. oil tanker in the Gulf as regional tensions escalate, though the claim lacks immediate confirmation from other sources.
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WorldApr 5
Health Workers Among Casualties in Israel-Gaza-Lebanon Conflict
Lebanon reports 54 health workers killed during Israeli operations, while Gaza medics report four Palestinian deaths from Israeli fire.
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WorldMar 24
Danish PM Frederiksen Gains Political Momentum Amid Trump Greenland Dispute
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has seen her political standing improve following tensions with Trump over Greenland ahead of upcoming elections.
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WorldMar 25
Japanese Defense Member Arrested After Incident at China Embassy
A member of Japan's Self-Defense Forces was arrested following an incident at the Chinese embassy in Japan.
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WorldMar 7
US Interior Secretary Visits Venezuela to Discuss Oil and Mining Cooperation
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum met with Venezuelan officials to explore potential collaboration on oil production and critical mineral extraction.
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WorldMar 15
Iraq Faces Economic Crisis as Regional War Brings Strikes from Both Iran and U.S.
Iraq confronts mounting economic and security pressures as ongoing regional conflict triggers attacks by both Iranian-backed militias and U.S. forces on its territory.
10 sources
WorldMar 19
Gulf Energy Facilities Evacuated Amid Regional Tensions, Oil Prices Rise 5%
Energy facilities in Saudi Arabia, UAE and Qatar were evacuated as regional tensions escalate, causing oil prices to jump 5 percent.
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WorldMar 19
European allies decline US request for Iran mission support
European NATO allies, including the UK and Germany, declined a US request to join a mission protecting shipping in the Gulf from Iranian threats.
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WorldMar 18
U.S. Reportedly Demands Cuban President's Removal in Negotiations
Sources say the Trump administration told Cuba that President Díaz-Canel must step down for negotiations to progress meaningfully.
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WorldMar 26
US Reportedly Considers Middle East Troop Deployment Amid Regional Tensions
Reports suggest the US may deploy airborne troops to the Middle East as regional strikes intensify, while Iran permits certain ships through Strait of Hormuz.
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