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WorldMay 20

Global Energy Markets Face Supply Disruptions Amid Regional Conflicts and Policy Changes

Multiple regions experience energy supply challenges as Ukraine targets Russian refineries, Indonesia alters export policies, and fuel shortages trigger African protests.

4 sources
WorldJun 9

At least 10 dead after migrant boat capsizes near Malta

Italian coastguard recovered at least 10 bodies after a boat carrying approximately 60 migrants capsized near Malta.

4 sources
WorldApr 1

King Charles III to make first US state visit as monarch in April

King Charles III and Queen Camilla will visit the United States in late April, marking his first state visit as king.

13 sources
WorldMar 4

Pentagon Officials Brief on Ongoing Military Operations Against Iran

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine held briefings on U.S. military operations targeting Iran.

6 sources
WorldMar 6

Power outage affects millions in western Cuba amid ongoing energy crisis

A massive blackout hit western Cuba on Wednesday, leaving millions without power as crews work to repair damaged infrastructure at a major thermoelectric plant.

20 sources
WorldApr 11

Gaza Ceasefire Reaches Six-Month Mark as Iran Conflict Draws Global Attention

Six months after Gaza's ceasefire took effect, humanitarian conditions remain dire while a new Iran war diverts international focus from the Palestinian territory.

7 sources
WorldApr 22

FAA Investigates Near-Miss Between Two Southwest Airlines Planes at Nashville Airport

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a close call between two Southwest Airlines flights at Nashville International Airport after air traffic control error.

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WorldJun 8

ICC Chief Prosecutor Suspended Pending Decision on Sexual Misconduct Allegations

International Criminal Court chief prosecutor Karim Khan suspended from duties as oversight body refers him for disciplinary proceedings over sexual misconduct allegations.

4 sources
WorldMay 19

Survivors of Iranian Strike in Kuwait Say Army Denied Medical Support Request

Soldiers who survived a March 1 Iranian drone attack in Kuwait say the U.S. Army ignored their request for additional medical support weeks before the strike that killed six.

4 sources
WorldMay 5

Explosion at China Fireworks Factory Kills at Least 21, Injures 61

A blast at a fireworks factory in China's Hunan province killed at least 21 people and injured 61 others, with the cause under investigation.

8 sources
WorldApr 2

American journalist kidnapped in Baghdad, Iraqi forces pursuing rescue operations

Freelance reporter Shelly Kittleson was abducted by unidentified men in Baghdad on Tuesday evening, prompting Iraqi security forces to launch pursuit operations.

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WorldMay 12

Frontier plane strikes, kills pedestrian on Denver airport runway during takeoff

A Frontier Airlines flight fatally struck a pedestrian who had wandered onto the runway at Denver International Airport during takeoff Friday.

7 sources
WorldMay 6

Global Defense Developments Show Heightened Security Focus Amid Ukraine Conflict

Multiple nations advance defense initiatives as Russia increases oil exports to fund military operations and Ukraine continues strikes.

7 sources
WorldMay 2

Mexican Governor Steps Down After U.S. Indictment for Alleged Cartel Ties

Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya resigned following U.S. charges alleging he protected the Sinaloa Cartel in exchange for bribes and political support.

5 sources
WorldApr 8

Diplomatic efforts underway as Iran sets conditions for US talks, Taliban engages Pakistan

Multiple diplomatic initiatives are ongoing in the region, with Iran establishing preconditions for peace talks with the US while Pakistan facilitates various negotiations.

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