WorldMay 15
Five Italian tourists die in diving incident in Maldives
Five Italian tourists died during a diving expedition in the Maldives, according to Italy's foreign ministry.
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WorldMar 25
German President Warns of Transatlantic Tensions Under Trump Administration
German President expresses concerns about potential disruption to US-European relations following Trump's return to office.
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WorldApr 14
Florida teen charged as adult in stepsister's cruise ship death
A 16-year-old boy faces federal murder and sexual abuse charges in the death of his 18-year-old stepsister during a family cruise vacation.
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WorldMar 23
IAEA Chief Says Recent Strikes Had Limited Impact on Iran Nuclear Program
UN nuclear watchdog director reports latest military actions against Iran caused less damage to nuclear facilities than previous June strikes.
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WorldJun 2
Mozambique reports deaths of nationals in South Africa violence
Mozambican government says five citizens killed in violence in South Africa's Mossel Bay during anti-immigration protests.
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WorldMay 19
Israeli Minister Smotrich Claims ICC Prosecutor Seeking His Arrest Warrant
Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said the International Criminal Court prosecutor is seeking his arrest, though the court declined to comment.
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WorldMay 8
South Africa Faces Diplomatic Crisis Over Alleged Xenophobic Attacks
Multiple African nations issue travel warnings as South Africa denies claims of widespread xenophobic violence against foreign nationals.
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WorldMay 8
Taiwan Approves Special Defense Budget to Counter China Threats
Taiwan's legislature passed additional defense spending to strengthen military capabilities against potential Chinese aggression.
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WorldApr 28
Russian forces withdraw from northern Mali city after separatist attacks
Ethnic Tuareg fighters claim control of Kidal following weekend attacks alongside Islamist groups against Russian presence in Mali.
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WorldApr 13
China's Renewable Energy Expansion Faces Labor Rights Scrutiny
China advances global solar and wind power sales amid Middle East tensions while facing allegations of forced labor in critical mineral supply chains.
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WorldMay 19
Israeli Forces Intercept Gaza-Bound Flotilla Vessels Near Cyprus
Israeli military intercepted boats from the Global Sumud flotilla attempting to breach the Gaza blockade, with livestreams showing commandos boarding vessels.
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WorldMar 5
Pentagon Identifies US Soldiers Killed in Military Action Involving Iran
The Pentagon has identified several U.S. Army Reserve soldiers among six service members killed in military operations related to Iran.
7 sources
WorldMay 11
Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi transferred to Tehran hospital from prison
Iranian Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi has been moved to a Tehran hospital after her health deteriorated in prison.
4 sources
WorldApr 12
Russia, Ukraine conduct prisoner swap as Easter ceasefire allegations emerge
Russia and Ukraine exchanged 175 servicemen each around Orthodox Easter, amid mutual accusations of violating a declared ceasefire.
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WorldMar 20
Ukraine Peace Talks and Agricultural Planning Affected by Iran Conflict
Reports indicate Ukraine peace negotiations have been paused due to Iran conflict, while Ukraine considers agricultural adjustments.
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