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WorldMar 19

Gaza faces military operations and severe weather as humanitarian crisis deepens

Israeli military operations continue in Gaza while displaced families endure additional hardship from sandstorms hitting refugee camps.

4 sources
WorldMay 20

Two separate attacks on visitors in London reported to authorities

A Jewish visitor and Iranian journalist each reported being attacked by masked assailants in different London neighborhoods.

5 sources
WorldMar 18

Chinese Oil Companies Resume Purchasing Russian Crude After Four-Month Pause

Major Chinese oil companies have resumed buying Russian oil following a four-month suspension, according to industry sources.

3 sources
WorldApr 15

Russian Hackers Compromise Ukrainian Prosecutors' Email Accounts

Russia-linked hackers breached email accounts of scores of Ukrainian prosecutors, according to new data analysis.

3 sources
WorldApr 15

Berlin Conference Addresses Sudan Crisis on Third Anniversary of War

International talks in Berlin focus on humanitarian funding for Sudan as conflict enters its fourth year with 19 million facing hunger.

3 sources
WorldMar 17

Russia's Rosatom Condemns Strike on Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant Territory

Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom condemned a strike that occurred on the territory of Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant.

3 sources
WorldJun 3

Hungary's Magyar Signals Shift in Ukraine Relations; Germany Eyes Russia Dialogue

Hungarian PM Magyar indicates willingness to meet Ukraine's Zelenskyy, while Germany sees potential for renewed EU-Russia talks.

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WorldMay 23

US Military Aircraft Positioned at Israeli Airport Amid Regional Tensions

The United States has deployed dozens of military aircraft to Israel's Ben Gurion airport as regional diplomatic dynamics shift.

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WorldJun 3

Russian Government Seizes Assets from Wealthy Business Figures

The Russian government has taken control of assets belonging to wealthy Russian businesspeople as part of broader geopolitical shifts.

2 sources
WorldApr 17

Galway Considers Tourist Tax to Generate Millions in Annual Revenue

Ireland's Galway City is proposing a nightly accommodation tax of $1.10 to $2.20 per visitor that could raise $2.1 million annually.

7 sources
WorldMay 11

US in talks to establish new military bases in southern Greenland

The United States is engaged in discussions to open three new military bases in southern Greenland, according to officials familiar with the negotiations.

2 sources
WorldApr 19

Mother of American-Israeli hostage killed by Hamas discusses grief in CBS interview

Rachel Goldberg-Polin, whose son Hersh was kidnapped and killed by Hamas on October 7, 2023, spoke about her experience with grief in a CBS 60 Minutes interview.

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WorldJun 2

British couple loses appeal against 10-year Iran prison sentence

Lindsay and Craig Foreman, arrested in Iran during a motorcycle journey, have lost their appeal against a 10-year prison term.

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WorldApr 30

China's Foreign Minister Calls Taiwan 'Biggest Risk' in U.S.-China Relations

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi told Secretary of State Marco Rubio that Taiwan represents the primary threat to bilateral ties between the superpowers.

2 sources
WorldMay 23

Taiwan Rally Supports Defense Spending; US Arms Sales Continue; South Korea Warns on Won

Multiple Asia-Pacific developments include Taiwan defense funding protests, US arms sales clarification, and South Korean currency concerns.

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