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WorldMar 20

Switzerland Halts Arms Exports to US Amid Iran Conflict, Cites Neutrality Policy

Switzerland has suspended weapons exports to the United States during ongoing conflict with Iran, invoking its traditional neutrality stance.

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WorldMar 20

Fire at South Korean Auto Parts Factory Injures at Least 53, 14 Missing

A fire at an auto parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea injured at least 53 people with 14 others unaccounted for.

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WorldMar 19

Photo emerges of Michigan synagogue attacker with AR-style rifle

A photo showing the Michigan synagogue attacker holding an AR-style rifle was sent to a family member in Lebanon, according to officials.

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WorldApr 8

Ecuador President Considers US Military Assistance Against Drug Gangs

Ecuador's president indicated US troops could potentially help combat drug trafficking organizations amid escalating violence.

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WorldMay 17

Israel Operated Secret Military Outposts in Iraqi Desert, Officials Confirm

Regional and Iraqi officials confirm Israel maintained two covert military bases in Iraq's desert for operations against Iran.

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WorldMay 1

King Charles III Completes State Visit to US Amid Diplomatic Tensions

King Charles III and Queen Camilla concluded their state visit to Washington and New York, with the monarch presenting a symbolic gift at the White House state dinner.

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WorldMar 19

Iranian Missile Strike Kills 3 Palestinian Women in West Bank

Three Palestinian women died when an Iranian missile struck a hair salon in the West Bank town of Beit Awwa during recent regional hostilities.

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WorldApr 23

Spain Launches Migrant Amnesty Program Amid Political Opposition

Spain's new amnesty program for undocumented migrants draws thousands of applicants and political backlash from opposition parties.

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WorldApr 15

UN Nuclear Chief Calls for Iran Verification as Russia Backs Tehran's Uranium Rights

UN nuclear watchdog head calls for detailed verification measures in potential US-Iran deal while Russia defends Iran's uranium enrichment rights.

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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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WorldFeb 26

Kim Jong Un Calls South Korea 'Most Hostile Enemy,' Threatens Destruction

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un escalated rhetoric against South Korea, calling it the nation's primary enemy and threatening complete destruction.

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WorldMar 5

Trump Criticizes UK's Limited Role in Iran Conflict Amid Regional Escalation

President Trump expressed disappointment with Britain's limited military support in ongoing Middle East conflict involving US, Israel and Iran.

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WorldApr 30

Russian Official Questions US Mediation Role; Hungarian Leader Seeks Ukraine Minority Rights

Former Russian President Medvedev criticized US conflict mediation capabilities while Hungarian opposition leader Magyar demanded protections for ethnic Hungarians in Ukraine.

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WorldMar 13

Tehran residents describe fear and isolation amid ongoing U.S.-Israeli airstrikes

Residents of Iran's capital report psychological trauma from two weeks of bombardment, with damaged landmarks and restricted internet access.

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WorldApr 14

Pope Leo XIV Visits Algeria, Following in Footsteps of St. Augustine

Pope Leo XIV made his first papal visit to Algeria, focusing on St. Augustine's North African heritage and promoting interfaith dialogue.

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