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WorldApr 5

Pope Leo, Military Archbishop Address Iran War During Easter Season

Pope Leo spoke about the Iran conflict during his first Easter as pontiff, while a U.S. military archbishop questioned the war's justification.

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WorldApr 26

Former Officials Express Skepticism About US-Iran Peace Talks in Pakistan

Former Trump administration officials John Bolton and Mike Pompeo voiced doubts about upcoming US-Iran indirect talks in Islamabad.

12 sources
WorldMay 5

G7 Nations Discuss Critical Minerals Coordination Amid China Concerns

France convenes G7 discussions on establishing permanent oversight for critical minerals supply chains to reduce dependence on China.

10 sources
WorldApr 11

Hungarian PM Orban Faces Election as US-Europe Relations Show Strain

Viktor Orban confronts reelection challenge amid tensions between Trump administration and European allies over Iran conflict.

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WorldMar 9

Pentagon Reports Challenges with Iranian Drone Attacks in Middle East

U.S. military officials briefed lawmakers on difficulties countering Iranian drone swarms targeting American forces and bases across the Middle East.

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WorldJun 10

Hong Kong charges 7 people, 2 firms over fire that killed 168

Seven individuals and two companies face manslaughter and other charges over November's deadly Hong Kong apartment fire.

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WorldJun 4

Gunfire erupts in Mogadishu ahead of protests over election delay

Government forces and opposition militias clashed in Somalia's capital as tensions rise over the president's extended term.

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WorldJun 10

Taiwan Opposition Leader Urges Against Being Used as 'Pawn' Amid Military Drills

Taiwan's opposition leader called on US and China not to treat Taiwan as a pawn while the island conducted anti-invasion military exercises.

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WorldApr 15

UN Official Criticizes International Response to Sudan War as Crisis Worsens

A senior UN official criticized the lack of global urgency to end Sudan's war as the conflict approaches its third anniversary amid worsening conditions.

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WorldJun 1

Taiwan Responds to China's Expulsion of New York Times Reporter

Taiwan vowed not to be silenced after China expelled a New York Times reporter, amid broader tensions over cross-strait relations and security concerns.

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WorldJun 10

Analysis: Middle East and Ukraine conflicts present challenges for world leaders

Commentary pieces examine how ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine have created strategic difficulties for involved nations and leaders.

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WorldApr 8

Australian soldier charged with five war crimes murders in Afghanistan

A former Australian soldier has been charged with murdering five unarmed Afghans between 2009-2012, following a 2020 military report that found evidence of unlawful killings.

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WorldMay 21

Lithuania Issues Shelter Alert Over Drone Activity Near Belarus Border

Lithuanian authorities ordered residents of Vilnius to take shelter and moved top officials to safe locations during a one-hour alert over drone activity detected near the Belarus border.

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WorldJun 10

Reports of casualties as police disperse women's protest in Afghanistan's Herat

Two people reportedly killed when police broke up rare women's demonstration in western Afghan city, though Taliban deny using force.

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WorldJun 4

Multiple Aviation and Defense Developments Across Europe and Asia

Various military and commercial aviation developments reported across multiple regions including Baltic air activities and aircraft procurement discussions.

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