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WorldApr 28

North Korea opens memorial for soldiers killed fighting in Ukraine

Kim Jong Un and Russian Defense Minister unveiled a memorial in Pyongyang honoring North Korean soldiers who died fighting alongside Russian forces.

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WorldJun 11

UK Muslim Police Group Faces Scrutiny Over Publication on Israel-Palestine Conflict

A British Muslim police organization is under investigation after a publication allegedly called the IDF a terrorist group and questioned Hamas attack reports.

2 sources
WorldMay 17

USS Ford Returns After Record 11-Month Deployment Supporting Military Operations

The USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier completed the longest post-Vietnam War deployment at 326 days, participating in operations involving Iran and Venezuela.

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WorldMay 25

Russian Oil Refinery Halted by Drone Attack, Mines Found on Tanker at Port

Russia's Syzran oil refinery was shut down following a May 21 drone attack, while magnetic mines were discovered on a tanker at Ust-Luga port.

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WorldMay 6

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Meets Iranian Counterpart Abbas Araghchi in Beijing

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi visited Beijing for talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in his first trip to China since regional conflicts began.

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WorldJun 7

UK Defence Plan Delayed as NATO Allies Face Pressure to Increase Military Spending

Britain's Defence Investment Plan faces delays ahead of NATO summit while alliance members grapple with defense spending targets.

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WorldJun 3

Mexico Faces Rising Extortion Crisis as Violence Affects Broader Society

Mexican authorities confront increasing extortion and violence by criminal groups targeting civilians and businesses across the country.

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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.

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WorldMay 25

Oil Trade Continues Through Strait of Hormuz Despite Regional Tensions

India diversifies oil imports while traders and Middle Eastern companies maintain operations through the strategic Strait of Hormuz waterway.

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WorldMay 12

Drug Gang Violence Forces Hundreds of Indigenous Families to Flee in Mexico

Criminal group Los Ardillos intensified attacks in Guerrero state, including drone bombings, displacing 800-1,000 Indigenous families from their homes.

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WorldMay 12

Nearly 200 Russia-Linked Ships Enter UK Waters Despite Government Warnings

Ship-tracking data analysis shows approximately 200 vessels connected to Russia's shadow fleet entered UK territorial waters.

4 sources
WorldMar 21

Iranian strikes on US-used bases caused $800 million in damage, analysis finds

New analysis reveals Iranian retaliatory strikes on bases used by US forces resulted in $800 million in damages.

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WorldApr 28

US-Iran Tensions Rise as Tehran Gains Nuclear Role, Treasury Warns on Airlines

The United States and Iran clashed at the UN after Tehran received a nuclear non-proliferation role, while Treasury warned businesses about Iranian airline sanctions.

7 sources
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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WorldApr 22

Lebanese Begin Returning Home as Cease-Fire Holds Between Israel and Hezbollah

Displaced Lebanese residents are returning to southern Lebanon following a cease-fire agreement that paused fighting between Israel and Hezbollah.

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