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WorldMar 27

Russia to Ban Gasoline Exports Starting April 1 Amid Price Pressures

Russia will implement a ban on gasoline exports beginning April 1 as domestic fuel prices rise, according to government announcement.

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WorldMar 18

Israeli strikes in central Beirut kill six people, authorities say

Israeli military strikes in central Beirut killed six people according to Lebanese authorities, while the city's airport continues operating.

6 sources
WorldApr 13

Nigerian airstrike reportedly kills over 100 civilians in market attack

A Nigerian Air Force strike targeting militants allegedly hit a civilian market in Yobe state, with Amnesty International reporting over 100 deaths.

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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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WorldMar 5

Israeli F-35 Fighter Jet Shoots Down Iranian Aircraft Over Tehran

An Israeli F-35 stealth fighter shot down an Iranian Yak-130 aircraft over Tehran in what sources describe as a historic first for the aircraft type.

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WorldMar 28

Former Rapper Balendra Shah Sworn In as Nepal's Prime Minister

Balendra Shah, a former rapper, has been sworn in as Nepal's new Prime Minister following an election victory.

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WorldMar 10

Police investigate firearm discharge at US consulate in Toronto

Toronto police responded to reports of shots fired at the US consulate Tuesday morning, finding evidence of a discharged firearm with no injuries reported.

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WorldApr 23

ICC Confirms Crimes Against Humanity Charges Against Former Philippine President Duterte

International Criminal Court judges confirmed charges against Rodrigo Duterte for alleged murders during anti-drug operations as mayor and president.

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WorldMay 6

Japan Conducts Missile Exercise with US and Allies in Northern Philippines

Japan fired missiles in joint military drills with the US and allies in the northern Philippines, marking an expanded military role in the South China Sea region.

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WorldMay 7

Colorado man to plead guilty in firebomb attack on demonstrators

Mohamed Sabry Soliman faces life in prison for throwing molotov cocktails at demonstrators supporting Israeli hostages in Gaza.

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WorldApr 28

Car bomb explodes outside Belfast police station in suspected New IRA attack

A car bomb detonated outside a police station in Belfast, with authorities suspecting the dissident republican group New IRA was responsible.

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WorldMar 14

Analysis Shows Iranian Drones Challenging U.S. and Allied Defense Systems

NBC News analysis of videos and satellite imagery indicates Iranian drone technology is creating new defensive challenges for U.S. and allied forces.

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WorldMar 16

Dubai Airport Suspends Flights Following Fuel Tank Attack

Dubai's main airport halted flight operations after a fuel tank attack, though details about the incident remain limited.

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WorldJun 4

EU Considers Multiple Policy Changes on Ukraine, Russia, and Balkans

European Union weighs restricting protection for Ukrainian men, tightening Russian tourist visas, amid regional security concerns.

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WorldMay 5

Putin Announces Ceasefire with Ukraine for May 8-9 WWII Anniversary

Russian President Vladimir Putin declared a temporary ceasefire with Ukraine for May 8-9 to mark World War II anniversary dates.

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