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Explosion at Augsburg Hauptbahnhof injures two, cause under investigation
An explosion ripped through Augsburg Hauptbahnhof, the main railway station in the southern German city of Augsburg, on Thursday afternoon, leaving two peo
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Police Arrest Suspect in Aarau Illegal Rave Shooting, One Dead, Five Injured
A police spokesperson confirmed on Monday that a 31‑year‑old male suspect was taken into custody in Aarau, the capital of the Swiss canton of Aargau, in co
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Syrian security forces kill senior commander after he fired on officers near Damascus
Syrian security forces announced on Monday that they had killed Firas Abdul Karim Hammoud, a senior army commander who had served under the regime of Presi
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Nigerese army reclaims Agadez airbase after brief mutiny
Niger’s armed forces announced on Tuesday that they had retaken an airbase in the country’s north‑central region after it was seized by a group of mutinous
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Failed coup in Niger’s capital: military quashes attack on airport and presidential palace.
In the early hours of this morning, Niger's state television reported that disgruntled factions within the Nigerien Armed Forces launched an attempted coup
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Driver deliberately plows into crowd near Caen station, 2 dead.
Two people were killed and nine others seriously injured on Monday when a driver deliberately ploughed a vehicle into a crowd of pedestrians near the Saint
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Driver crashes into pedestrians in Caen, killing two, injuring twelve
A driver deliberately rammed a vehicle into a crowd of pedestrians on a busy thoroughfare in Caen, Normandy, on Tuesday evening, killing two people and lea
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Trump declares Strait of Hormuz mines cleared, safe passage restored
President Donald Trump announced on Saturday, together with senior officials of the United States Navy, that all naval mines detected in the Strait of Horm
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Tornado Hits Pomas, France, Injuring 40 and Damaging 300 Homes
A tornado ripped through the small village of Pomas in the Occitanie region of southern France on Tuesday evening, leaving at least 40 people injured and m
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UK Supplies Ukraine with Long-Range Missile Blueprints, Russia Warns Conflict Escalation
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced on Tuesday, after meeting President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv, that the United Kingdom has approved the tran
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UK Prime Minister authorises Storm Shadow missile blueprint transfer to Ukraine
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham announced on Tuesday that, during his official visit to Kyiv, he had authorised the transfer of classified design bluep
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Tuareg ALF frees 22 Malian soldiers in major prisoner swap
The Azawad Liberation Front (ALF), a Tuareg‑led insurgent group operating in northern Mali, announced on Monday that it had freed 22 Malian soldiers, some
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The Odyssey Surpasses $1.35 Billion, Becoming Highest‑Grossing R‑Rated Film
The fantasy epic *The Odyssey* has just crossed the US$1.35 billion mark at the worldwide box office, setting a new record for the highest‑grossing R‑rated
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HRW says Mali’s Africa Corps killed nine civilians, including four children, in Kidal
Human Rights Watch said on Thursday that forces of the Africa Corps, a militia aligned with the Malian government, summarily executed nine civilians – incl
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French carrier to deliver first wheat shipment to Sudan since 2008.
A French-flagged bulk carrier was observed loading wheat at the port of Rouen on Tuesday, marking the first shipment from France to Sudan since August 2008
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Iran Expels Two French Embassy Staff Over Alleged Diplomatic Violations
In late July, the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it had barred two employees of the French embassy from returning to Tehran, citing vio
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French Tourists Rescued After Jet-Ski Capsizes in Thailand Waters Incident
In the Thai island of Ko Samui, three French tourists found themselves stranded at sea for more than 16 hours after their rented jet-ski overturned. Thai r
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At Least 2 Dead, 12 Hurt in New York Ferry Accident Nearby Statue of Liberty
A recent incident occurred on Liberty Island, near New York City, on August 8, when a tourist boat lost control and capsized, resulting in two fatalities,
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British Cyclist Tom Pidcock's Fellow Tarling Dies in Crash at Portuguese Cycling Championship
British youth cyclist Tarling died in a crash during the eighth stage of the Portuguese Cycling Tour in Portugal. According to Portuguese media, Tarling su
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US Missionary Kevin Rideout Freed After Nearly 9 Months in Captivity
Kevin Rideout, a U.S.-based Christian missionary, was kidnapped by an unknown organization in Nigeria nearly nine months ago and has now been released on h
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Sudanese Human Rights Group Reports Drone Strike, Sparks Global Concern
The latest development involves the RSF, a human rights organization, launching a drone attack in Sudan, targeting multiple cities in the country. The RSF,
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Syrian Court Sentences Assad Brothers to Death in High-Profile Trial
A Damascus Criminal Court Sentenced Bashar al-Assad's Brother to Death In recent days, the Criminal Court in Damascus, the capital city of Syria, issued a
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Syria's Government Announces Collaboration with IAEA to Dismantle Nuclear Facilities Amid Israeli Warnings
Recent developments on Syria's nuclear issue have seen the Syrian government announce its cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to
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Columbia hit by 7.4 magnitude earthquake, national emergency declared
The 7.4-magnitude earthquake that occurred in Colombia yesterday has resulted in a worsening casualty situation, with the death toll exceeding 240 people,