WorldApr 13
BBC Reports from Southern Lebanon City Following Israeli Strikes
BBC correspondent accompanies paramedics in Nabatieh, Lebanon, documenting conditions in the formerly populated city after recent Israeli military operations.
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WorldApr 13
Colombia authorizes culling of up to 80 hippos descended from Pablo Escobar's zoo
Colombian officials plan to kill dozens of feral hippos brought by drug lord Pablo Escobar in the 1980s due to threats to native species and local communities.
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WorldMay 11
Mexican Senator Accuses President of Protecting Cartel-Linked Politicians
Opposition senator alleges President Sheinbaum's administration shields politicians connected to Sinaloa Cartel indictments.
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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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WorldMar 9
Asian Countries and IMF Address Economic Risks from Middle East Conflict
Asian governments and the IMF are taking steps to prepare for potential economic disruptions stemming from the ongoing Middle East conflict.
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WorldApr 27
Estonia Calls for Europe-Wide Prosecution of Russian Saboteurs
Estonia urges European nations to prosecute Russian-sponsored saboteurs amid growing security concerns across the continent.
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WorldMar 16
Trump Warns of Possible Delay to Xi Summit Over Strait of Hormuz Issue
President Trump threatened to postpone upcoming meeting with Chinese President Xi if China doesn't help reopen Strait of Hormuz.
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WorldMar 9
Hungary Requests EU Suspend Russian Energy Sanctions
Hungary has formally asked the European Union to suspend sanctions on Russian energy imports.
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WorldApr 13
Pope Leo Begins Four-Country Tour of Africa
Pope Leo embarks on a pastoral visit to four African nations, highlighting the continent's growing Catholic population.
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WorldMay 10
US Presses South American Countries to Review Chinese Telescope Projects
The United States has urged Argentina and Chile to examine Chinese telescope projects in Andean desert regions, raising concerns among astronomers.
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WorldMar 30
U.S. Strike in February Hit Civilian Buildings Near Military Target, Analysis Finds
Pentagon missiles struck a sports hall and school alongside a military compound in February attack, according to visual evidence analysis.
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WorldApr 12
Saudi Arabia Summons Iraqi Envoy Over Drone Threats as Gulf States Diversify Arms Sources
Saudi Arabia called in Iraq's envoy regarding drone threats from Iraqi territory while Gulf nations seek new weapons suppliers beyond the U.S.
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WorldApr 12
Syrian family killed in Israeli strikes on Beirut buried in northeastern Syria
A Syrian man buried his wife and four children killed in Israeli strikes on Beirut, with one daughter still missing under rubble.
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WorldApr 12
King Charles III to Address US Congress During April State Visit
King Charles III will address a joint session of Congress on April 28 during his state visit to the United States.
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WorldApr 26
Ukrainian Drone Attack Damages Russian Fertilizer Plant in Vologda Region
A Ukrainian drone attack damaged a fertilizer plant in Russia's Vologda region, marking the second such strike on the facility in April.
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