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WorldMay 6

Ukraine War Affects Civilians in Frontline Areas and Neighboring Countries

Ukrainian civilians face supply shortages in occupied areas while Romanian border regions deal with drone incursions from ongoing conflict.

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WorldApr 24

BBC Report: Epstein Used London Properties to House Victims After Police Declined Investigation

BBC investigation reveals Jeffrey Epstein housed trafficking victims in London apartments following Metropolitan Police decision not to pursue 2015 claims.

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WorldMar 18

US Assesses China Not Planning Taiwan Invasion in 2027; Beijing Offers Energy Deal

US intelligence concludes China doesn't plan Taiwan invasion by 2027 while Beijing makes energy security offer to island.

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WorldMay 18

Israeli PM Netanyahu Comments on Military Strike Against Hamas Commander

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu issued statements following a military operation targeting a Hamas commander identified as involved in October 7 attacks.

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WorldMay 6

Four Australian women and nine children with IS links book flights home from Syria

Australian authorities say four women and nine children with Islamic State connections have booked flights from Damascus to Australia after years in Syrian camps.

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WorldMay 18

Drone Attack Kills Child in Colombia's Decades-Long Conflict

A weaponized drone attack killed a 10-year-old boy during a football match in southern Colombia, marking the first known drone fatality in the country's ongoing conflict.

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WorldMay 18

Middle East Conflict Disrupts Global Supply Chains, Worsening Food Security in Vulnerable Regions

The ongoing Middle East war is causing supply chain disruptions that are increasing costs for food, fuel and fertilizer, particularly affecting vulnerable regions like Somalia.

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WorldApr 23

Tanzania inquiry finds over 500 killed in election violence

An official inquiry determined more than 500 people died in violence surrounding Tanzania's elections, though responsibility remains unclear.

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WorldMay 17

Poland Reports Russian-Backed Migration Pressure on NATO Border

Polish officials say Russia and Belarus are using migrants in hybrid warfare campaign to destabilize NATO's eastern border.

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WorldMar 4

Iraq Oil Output Cut as Hormuz Disruption Concerns Mount, Officials and Analysts Say

Iraq has reduced oil production amid potential Strait of Hormuz disruptions, with further cuts possible if shipping channel remains affected.

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WorldMay 17

ICC Denies Issuing New Israeli Warrants; Israel Plans East Jerusalem Defense Offices

The International Criminal Court denied reports of new arrest warrants against Israeli officials while Israel announced plans for defense offices in a former UN compound.

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WorldMar 22

Indian PM Modi Discusses Regional Security in Call with Iranian President

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi held discussions with Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian, emphasizing maritime security concerns.

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WorldMar 5

Russian LNG Tanker Sinks in Mediterranean After Explosions and Fire

A Russian liquefied natural gas tanker sank in the Mediterranean Sea between Libya and Malta following explosions and fire, with Russia blaming Ukrainian drones.

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WorldApr 23

Rumen Radev Wins Bulgarian Presidential Election With Pro-Russia Background

Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, known for pro-Russia statements, won reelection this week as EU partners monitor his policy direction.

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WorldApr 23

Testing Shows Some Labubu Dolls Contain Xinjiang Cotton Banned in U.S.

Laboratory testing found clothes for popular Labubu collectible dolls contain cotton from China's Xinjiang region, which is prohibited under U.S. forced labor laws.

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