WorldMar 13
China Orders Immediate Ban on March Fuel Exports, Sources Say
China has reportedly ordered an immediate ban on fuel exports for March, according to industry sources.
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WorldApr 23
Global Nuclear Power Experiences Revival Four Decades After Chernobyl Disaster
Nuclear energy is seeing renewed global interest with over 400 reactors operational and 70 under construction, driven by energy security concerns and climate goals.
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WorldMay 1
US Imposes Sanctions on Former Congo President Kabila Over Alleged Rebel Support
The United States has imposed sanctions on former Democratic Republic of Congo President Joseph Kabila, accusing him of supporting armed groups.
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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.
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WorldMar 20
Cuba prepares for Russian oil shipment amid ongoing energy crisis
Cuba is set to receive its first Russian oil delivery of 2024 as the island nation continues battling severe power outages and energy shortages.
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WorldMar 8
U.S. Officials Say American Munition Likely Caused Deadly Strike on Iranian School
U.S. investigation findings suggest American munition was responsible for strike that killed over 170 at Iranian elementary school.
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WorldMay 3
At least 11 killed in bus crash in western Mexico
A bus accident in western Mexico has resulted in at least 11 fatalities after the vehicle left the highway.
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WorldMay 18
Peru Confirms June 7 Presidential Runoff Between Fujimori and Sánchez
Peru's electoral board officially confirmed a June 7 presidential runoff between Keiko Fujimori and Roberto Sánchez following first-round results.
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WorldMar 15
Ukraine's Zelensky criticizes Russia-Iran cooperation after deadly missile strikes
Ukrainian President Zelensky condemned Russia's partnership with Iran following overnight attacks that killed at least five people.
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WorldMar 11
JPMorgan Issues Conflicting Assessments on Iran Conflict Duration
JPMorgan analysts have released contradictory forecasts about the ongoing Iran conflict, with some predicting resolution within weeks while others see no clear end.
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WorldJun 1
Iranian-American Woman Describes Fear After Trump's Iran Threat
An Iranian-born woman living in the U.S. expressed fear following President Trump's threat against Iran during ongoing conflict.
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WorldMay 27
Former Red Army Faction Member Sentenced After 30 Years as Fugitive
Daniela Klette, a former member of the German militant group Red Army Faction, was sentenced after being captured in Berlin following three decades on the run.
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WorldMar 20
Winter Heat Wave Brings Record Temperatures to Western U.S.
A rare winter heat wave is breaking temperature records across the western United States, with San Francisco experiencing its hottest March in two decades.
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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.
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WorldApr 25
US Military Kills Two in Eastern Pacific Drug Boat Strike
The U.S. military conducted a lethal strike on a boat in the Eastern Pacific, killing two people in what officials described as a counter-narcotics operation.
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