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WorldJun 11

Thai court sentences two men to death for 2015 Bangkok shrine bombing

A Thai court sentenced two men to death for the 2015 bombing at Bangkok's Erawan shrine that killed 20 people and injured 120 others.

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WorldJun 11

US Embassy Issues Jordan Airspace Warning Amid Regional Military Activity

The US Embassy in Jordan warned of potential missiles, drones or rockets in Jordanian airspace as regional tensions continue.

3 sources
WorldMay 13

Mexico, U.S. Officials Deny CIA Involvement in Lethal Cartel Operations

Mexican and U.S. officials rejected CNN reporting that claimed CIA involvement in the assassination of a cartel member inside Mexico.

4 sources
WorldMar 17

EU Considers Naval Mission Enhancement and Energy Cost Measures Amid Iran Tensions

European Union officials are discussing strengthening their Middle East naval presence and implementing energy cost controls as Iranian conflicts affect regional stability and markets.

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WorldApr 12

China Announces Incentives for Taiwan Following Opposition Leader Visit

China unveiled goodwill measures toward Taiwan after hosting rare talks with an opposition party leader, amid ongoing cross-strait tensions.

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WorldMar 8

Regional Conflict Continues as Iranian Government Maintains Control

War spreads across the Middle East region while Iran's government remains stable domestically without popular uprising.

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WorldMay 21

German Opposition Leader Proposes Associate EU Membership Path for Ukraine

Friedrich Merz, Germany's opposition leader, has proposed creating an associate membership category for Ukraine in the European Union.

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WorldApr 27

Global Defense Spending Reaches Record $2.9 Trillion Amid European Rearmament

Worldwide military expenditure hit a record high driven by European defense buildup, while various nations seek new funding mechanisms for security investments.

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WorldJun 2

Serbia Receives $1 Billion Chinese Investment as European Relations Remain Tense

Serbia announced a significant Chinese investment package while maintaining its position between EU aspirations and Beijing partnerships.

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WorldMar 15

Pope Leo XIV Calls for Ceasefire in Middle East Conflict, Cites School Attack

Pope Leo XIV made his strongest appeal yet for a ceasefire in the Iran war, referencing a missile strike on a school that killed over 165 people.

5 sources
WorldMar 30

At least 70 killed in gang violence in central Haiti, human rights group reports

Violence in Haiti's Artibonite region left at least 70 dead and displaced nearly 6,000 people, according to human rights organizations.

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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.

4 sources
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
WorldApr 21

Ukraine pledges to restore Druzhba oil pipeline flow by end of April

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy commits to restarting the major oil pipeline to Hungary by month's end following Hungarian calls for swift action.

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WorldApr 25

Two CIA Officers Killed in Mexico Car Crash Lacked Proper Authorization

Two CIA officers died in a vehicle crash in Mexico after participating in an unauthorized antidrug operation led by Mexican forces.

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