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WorldMar 31

Hungarian PM Orbán faces electoral challenge amid international tensions

Viktor Orbán confronts opposition challenger Péter Magyar in upcoming Hungarian election while navigating complex relationships with Russia and US allies.

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WorldMar 14

Hamas calls on Iran to stop targeting neighboring countries while affirming defense rights

Hamas urged Iran to halt attacks on Gulf states while supporting Tehran's right to defend itself against US and Israeli aggression.

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WorldMar 20

Iran Claims Strike on US Aircraft in Video Release

Iranian sources released video footage claiming to show an attack on a US military aircraft, though details remain unverified.

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WorldApr 23

China Releases Deep-Sea Mineral Atlas, Advances Maritime Military Presence

China published detailed maps of ocean floor minerals while continuing military expansion in disputed waters.

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WorldApr 16

US General Warns of Russian Nuclear Anti-Satellite Weapon Development

U.S. Space Command chief expresses concern about potential Russian nuclear weapon in space that could disrupt satellites and Earth operations.

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WorldMay 11

Turkish Airlines plane evacuated after tire fire during Kathmandu landing

A Turkish Airlines flight with 288 people aboard was evacuated after a tire fire occurred during landing at Kathmandu airport, with no injuries reported.

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WorldApr 23

Trudeau Says Economic Pressure from U.S., Europe Nearly Pushed Canada Toward China

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said economic coercion from the U.S. and Europe almost drove Canada closer to China, while questioning the effectiveness of international organizations.

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WorldApr 23

Russian oil flow to Slovakia resumes through Ukraine pipeline after three-month halt

Oil deliveries to Slovakia through the Druzhba pipeline crossing Ukraine resumed Thursday after a three-month suspension that escalated tensions.

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WorldApr 29

US Announces $100 Million for Chornobyl Shelter Repairs

The United States will provide $100 million to repair the damaged protective shelter at the Chornobyl nuclear plant, according to Ukrainian officials.

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WorldApr 9

Middle East Conflict Takes Toll on Civilians as Casualties Mount

Ongoing fighting in the Middle East has resulted in civilian casualties and psychological trauma, particularly affecting children and families.

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WorldMay 26

Russia Reports US Visa Denial for Deputy Minister's UN Visit

Russia says the United States denied a visa for a deputy foreign minister to attend United Nations meetings in New York.

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WorldMar 20

Federal Investigators Probe Close Call Between Alaska Airlines and FedEx Jets at Newark

The NTSB is investigating a close call between an Alaska Airlines 737 and FedEx 777 cargo plane during landing operations at Newark airport Tuesday evening.

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WorldApr 5

Over 70 migrants feared dead in Mediterranean boat capsizing off Libya

A migrant boat capsized off Libya's coast with more than 70 people feared drowned, while 32 others were rescued by ships near Italy.

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WorldApr 16

Iran reportedly prepares execution of first female protester from 2022 unrest

Iran is preparing to execute its first female protester connected to 2022 demonstrations, according to human rights groups.

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WorldMar 19

Denmark planned to destroy Greenland runways if US invaded, reports say

Danish public broadcaster reports Denmark prepared contingency plans to blow up Greenland airport runways amid fears of potential US invasion.

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