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WorldJun 13

Demonstrations Held Across Multiple Countries on Various Social Issues

Protests and marches occurred in several countries addressing LGBTQ+ rights, immigration policy, and anti-immigrant violence.

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WorldApr 27

Cross-border attacks in Afghanistan's Kunar province leave casualties

Afghan Taliban officials report casualties from cross-border attacks attributed to Pakistan in Kunar province.

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WorldApr 18

Venezuelan Opposition Leader Machado to Hold Madrid Rally Amid Political Changes

Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado plans a Madrid rally as political developments unfold in Venezuela and Spain.

4 sources
WorldMar 16

Israeli Strike Kills Family in Lebanon; Foreign Minister Denies Ceasefire Reports

Israeli forces conducted a deadly strike in Lebanon targeting alleged Hezbollah infrastructure while officials denied reports of ongoing peace negotiations.

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WorldJun 13

UNRWA Dismisses 70 Gaza Staff Members Amid Hamas Allegations

The UN relief agency for Palestinian refugees terminated 70 Gaza employees following allegations of Hamas connections.

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WorldMar 20

Trump Criticizes NATO Members Over Iran War Support

President Trump called NATO members 'cowards' for their lack of participation in military action against Iran.

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WorldJun 13

French Police Face Questions Over 11-Year-Old's Murder Case

Authorities are examining police handling of reports about the prime suspect in the killing of 11-year-old Lyhanna nine months before the crime.

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WorldMar 20

U.S. Justice Department Investigating Colombian President Gustavo Petro

The U.S. Justice Department is examining whether Colombian President Gustavo Petro has connections to drug trafficking organizations.

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WorldApr 27

Plane crash near South Sudan capital kills at least 14 people

A plane crashed near Juba, South Sudan, killing all people on board, with authorities citing weather conditions as potential factor.

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WorldApr 16

Trump Announces Israeli, Lebanese Leaders to Hold First Talks in Decades

President Trump says Israeli and Lebanese leaders will speak Thursday, marking their first direct communication in approximately 34 years.

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WorldJun 12

Afghan Women Hold Rare Public Protests Against Taliban Restrictions

Dozens of Afghan women were arrested during rare public demonstrations against Taliban rules, with two people reportedly killed in the protests.

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WorldMar 19

EU Leaders Meet to Address Energy Price Surge from Middle East Conflict

European Union leaders convened Thursday to address rising oil and gas prices caused by ongoing warfare affecting key energy producers and shipping routes in the Middle East.

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WorldMar 24

China-Japan Relations Show Signs of Strain Amid Economic Forum and Diplomatic Incidents

China and Japan face diplomatic tensions over embassy security and relationship classifications while Beijing hosts economic forum.

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WorldMar 14

Five arrested after protesters ransack Communist Party office in Cuba

Protesters in Cuba attacked a Communist Party office and damaged property during rare unrest over ongoing blackouts and shortages.

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WorldMar 22

Treasury Secretary Bessent Defends U.S.-Israel Iran Operations

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent justified recent strikes on Iranian infrastructure, describing the military action as necessary escalation.

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