WorldMay 25
Man sprays substance at Tokyo mall, sending 19-20 people to hospital
A man sprayed an unidentified substance at a luxury shopping mall in Tokyo's Ginza district, requiring hospitalization of nearly 20 people.
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WorldApr 27
Pope Leo Meets First Female Archbishop of Canterbury in Vatican Visit
Pope Leo held discussions with Dame Sarah Mullally, the first female Archbishop of Canterbury, during her visit to the Vatican.
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WorldMar 6
State Department Reports Nearly 20,000 Americans Returned from Middle East
The State Department announced that almost 20,000 U.S. citizens have returned home from the Middle East following recent military strikes.
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WorldApr 10
Ukraine Reports Strike on Russian Oil Rigs; Kremlin Downplays Diplomatic Activity
Ukraine claimed attacks on Russian drilling platforms while diplomatic developments and regional tensions continue amid the ongoing conflict.
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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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WorldApr 18
Middle East Conflict Drives Up Flight Costs as Airlines Cut Routes, Raise Fees
Rising oil prices from Middle East tensions are forcing airlines to reduce flights and increase fares as jet fuel costs more than double.
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WorldMar 24
Taliban Releases American Academic Dennis Coyle After 14-Month Detention
Afghanistan's Taliban government freed American researcher Dennis Coyle, who was detained since January 2025 on unspecified charges.
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WorldMay 30
Ecuador Leader Offers Tariff Cancellation to Colombian Presidential Candidate
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa pledged to cancel tariffs after speaking with a Colombian right-wing presidential candidate before Sunday's election.
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WorldMay 25
Infrastructure Damage Reported in Russian Border Regions Amid Ongoing Conflict
Russian authorities report energy infrastructure damage in Belgorod region from missile attack, while forensic work continues at damaged dormitory in Luhansk.
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WorldMay 13
India Bans Sugar Exports Through September to Secure Domestic Supply
India has prohibited sugar exports until the end of September to ensure adequate domestic supply amid concerns about production levels.
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WorldMay 8
Vietnam to Use Social Media Influencers, AI to Modernize State Propaganda Efforts
Government documents reveal Vietnam's plans to incorporate social media influencers and artificial intelligence into its propaganda strategy.
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WorldApr 15
90-Year-Old South Korean Woman Sentenced to Prison for Money Laundering
A 90-year-old woman in South Korea received a one-year jail sentence for laundering money connected to her son's drug activities.
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WorldApr 18
Iranian families struggle with school closures amid ongoing ceasefire uncertainty
Working parents in Iran face challenges balancing jobs and children's online schooling as schools remain closed following February airstrikes, despite a fragile ceasefire.
3 sources
WorldMar 20
Report: Trump Considering Military Action Against Iranian Oil Facility
President Trump is reportedly weighing options for seizing Iran's Kharg Island oil terminal to pressure Tehran regarding the Strait of Hormuz.
3 sources
WorldApr 24
Indonesia Rejects Ship Transit Fees for Malacca Strait
Indonesia has ruled out imposing transit fees on ships passing through the Malacca Strait shipping corridor.
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