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WorldMay 4

Two killed, over 20 injured as car drives into crowd in Leipzig, Germany

A driver rammed a vehicle into pedestrians on a shopping street in Leipzig, Germany, killing two people and injuring more than 20 others before being arrested.

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WorldMay 1

Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi moved to house arrest, sentence commuted

Myanmar's military government has moved detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi to house arrest and commuted her sentence, according to her lawyer.

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WorldMay 17

Train hits bus at Bangkok crossing, killing at least 8 people

A cargo train collided with a public bus at a railway crossing in Bangkok, killing at least eight people and injuring more than 20 others.

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WorldMay 29

Israel kills Hamas military commander Mohammed Odeh in Gaza airstrike

Israeli forces killed Hamas military wing chief Mohammed Odeh, who reportedly participated in the October 7, 2023 attacks on Israel.

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WorldJun 10

Former Taliban Commander Sentenced to 42 Years for Kidnapping US Journalist

Haji Najibullah received a 42-year prison sentence in New York for crimes including the 2008 kidnapping of Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist David Rohde.

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WorldJun 10

Bondi Beach shooting suspect charged with 19 additional offences

Naveed Akram, 24, now faces 78 total charges related to an attack on a Jewish festival in December.

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WorldMay 10

Venezuela Leadership Change Raises Questions About Conditions for Returning Migrants

Following recent political changes in Venezuela, observers debate whether improved conditions might encourage Venezuelan migrants to return home.

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WorldMay 30

New Zealand Minister Suggests Reviewing Country's Nuclear-Free Policy

A New Zealand government minister has proposed the country should have a conversation about reconsidering its long-standing nuclear-free stance.

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WorldApr 19

Iran Partially Eases Internet Restrictions After 50+ Days; Ships Transit Hormuz Strait

Iran has selectively restored internet access for some users while maintaining broader restrictions, as commercial vessels navigate through regional waterways.

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WorldMay 27

US military strike kills one on suspected drug vessel in Pacific Ocean

A US military operation against a suspected drug trafficking boat in the eastern Pacific resulted in one death and two survivors.

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WorldMar 26

Cuba Faces Fuel Crisis as US Sanctions Intensify Under Trump Administration

Cuba is experiencing severe fuel shortages and electricity grid problems following intensified US sanctions that have prevented fuel imports for three months.

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WorldJun 6

Raul Castro makes first public appearance since US murder charges

Former Cuban leader Raul Castro appeared publicly in Havana following murder charges filed by the Trump administration over a 1996 incident.

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WorldMay 16

Iran Seizes Chinese-Owned Vessel Amid Ongoing Strait of Hormuz Tensions

Iran has seized a Chinese-owned vessel described as a floating armory, adding to tensions in the strategically important Strait of Hormuz waterway.

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WorldMar 10

Israeli Strikes Target Fuel Depots in Tehran, Sending Smoke Over Iranian Capital

Israeli military strikes on energy infrastructure in Tehran created large smoke plumes over the Iranian capital city.

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WorldMay 25

Israeli President Condemns Settler Violence Amid Rising Antisemitism Concerns

Israeli President Isaac Herzog denounced settler attacks and prisoner abuse while Australia's spy chief reported unchecked antisemitism following Gaza conflict.

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