WorldJun 8
French Jet Shoots Down Drone in Latvian Airspace During NATO Mission
A French military aircraft on NATO duty intercepted and destroyed an unidentified drone in Latvian airspace amid ongoing regional security concerns.
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WorldJun 11
Nigeria evacuates citizens from South Africa amid anti-immigration protests
Nigeria has begun repatriating its citizens from South Africa following violent anti-immigration protests and reports of xenophobic attacks.
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WorldJun 11
Drone Strike Kills at Least 15 in Sudan's Central Region
Sudanese paramilitary forces conducted drone strikes that killed at least 15 people in central Sudan, according to officials.
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WorldMay 19
NATO Fighter Jet Shoots Down Suspected Ukrainian Drone Over Estonia
A Romanian F-16 operating under NATO's Baltic air policing mission intercepted and destroyed a drone believed to be Ukrainian over southern Estonia.
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WorldJun 8
Treasury Plans to Use Iranian Assets for Gulf Allies' Rebuilding Efforts
The Treasury Department reportedly plans to utilize Iranian assets to help Gulf allies rebuild from war damage caused by Iran.
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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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WorldMar 31
U.S. to Allow Russian Oil Tanker to Reach Cuba
The United States will permit a Russian oil tanker carrying crude oil to reach Cuba, according to reports.
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WorldJun 1
Venezuelan Ruling Party Shows Internal Divisions Under Acting President Rodríguez
Venezuela's ruling party faces internal criticism as acting President Delcy Rodríguez shifts away from Chávez-era policies and allows closer U.S. relations.
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WorldMay 12
Gas Explosion in São Paulo Kills at Least One Person
A gas explosion in São Paulo, Brazil resulted in at least one fatality, according to local reports.
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WorldApr 15
Iran Executions Reach 36-Year High as Nuclear Negotiations Continue
Iran executed over 1,600 people in 2024, the highest number since 1989, while the U.S. proposes nuclear activity suspension.
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WorldJun 1
China Conducts Naval Patrols Near Taiwan Amid Regional Diplomatic Activities
China deployed naval forces east of Taiwan following Japan-Philippines maritime talks, while criticism was directed at Czech Senate President's Taiwan visit.
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WorldApr 8
Taiwan Opposition Leader Visits China for First Time Since 2016
Taiwan's opposition leader Cheng Li-wun traveled to China on a diplomatic mission, marking the first such high-level visit in eight years.
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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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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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WorldMay 2
Trump Imposes New Economic Sanctions on Cuba, Island's Government Calls Measures Punishment
President Trump signed executive order imposing sanctions on broad sectors of Cuban economy, prompting strong condemnation from Havana officials.
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