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India Defies Hague Ruling, Continues Two Kashmir Hydropower Projects
The Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) in The Hague issued a ruling on the 23rd of this month, ordering India, under the Indus Waters Treaty, to halt two
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RSF Assault on Bara, North Kordofan Kills Five Civilians, Displaces Thousands
Sudan’s Doctors’ Network said on Thursday that rapid‑support forces (RSF) attacks on the town of Bara in North Kordofan have killed five civilians and forc
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Israel air strike kills three at Gaza hospital, violating cease‑fire
Israel’s military announced on Thursday that an air strike on the Shuhada al‑Aqsa Hospital in the Deir al‑Balah area of the Gaza Strip killed three people,
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Flash flood in Grand Canyon leaves 15 missing, 62 evacuated hikers
A sudden flash flood swept through the inner gorge of Grand Canyon National Park on Saturday afternoon, leaving roughly 15 people unaccounted for and forci
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Cyprus ferry capsizes, 8 dead, 18 missing, 237 rescued
A passenger ferry carrying 259 passengers and eight crew members capsized in the eastern Mediterranean on Tuesday while en route from Cyprus to Turkey. The
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Iran fires ballistic missile at U.S. base in Jordan, says retaliation for US airstrike
Iran launched several ballistic missiles at United States military bases in Jordan in the early hours of Wednesday, targeting the Ameinik Air Force Base ne
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Israel airstrike on Gaza hospital kills three, breaches 2025 cease‑fire
Israel’s military announced on Thursday that airstrikes on the Shuhada al‑Aqsa Hospital in the Deir al‑Balah district of the Gaza Strip killed three people
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Somali and Turkish forces free hijacked MV LUTUF without ransom, dispute persists
The Turkish‑owned bulk carrier MV LUTUF, sailing under a Cameroon flag, was released on 30 August after a joint operation by Somali naval forces and Turkey
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Tuareg rebels release 60 soldiers in swap for defector Attaher.
The Tuareg rebels of northern Mali announced on Saturday that they had released 60 Malian soldiers they had captured earlier this year, in exchange for the
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Death toll from Nepal flash floods rises to 669; 2,400 missing.
The death toll from the flash floods that struck Nepal last month has risen to 669, with more than 2,400 people reported missing. The most severe impact ha
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Serbian Minister Announces State Burial for Convicted War Criminal Mladić
Serbian Justice Minister Nenad Vujić announced on Thursday that the convicted war criminal Ratko Mladić will be buried with state and military honours afte
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Cambodia Deploys 184 New Peacekeepers to Central African Republic
Cambodia has deployed a fresh contingent of 184 military personnel, including 28 women, to the Central African Republic to take part in ongoing United Nati
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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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Greenland to launch truth commission on non‑consensual Danish contraceptive program
Greenland’s government announced on Tuesday that it will set up a truth‑and‑reconciliation commission to investigate a Danish‑run family‑planning program t
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Khartoum Lifts Two-Year Curfew and State of Emergency Amid De‑Escalation
Khartoum’s streets began to breathe a tentative normalcy on Tuesday as Sudan’s Security Affairs Coordination Committee announced the lifting of the city’s
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Algeria declares three days mourning after Jijel wildfires kill 12.
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune announced on Thursday that the nation will observe three days of official mourning after a series of wildfires ripp
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DRC launches emergency Ebola vaccine drive for 2,000 health workers in Kisangani
Kinshasa health officials launched an emergency vaccination campaign on Monday in Kisangani, the capital of the Tshopo province, marking the first doses ad
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Two drone strikes in Sudan's North Kordofan kill at least eight civilians
Emergency Lawyers announced on the 8th that two drone strikes occurred recently in the Sowdari district of North Kordofan, Sudan, killing at least eight ci
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RSF and SPLM‑N seize Blue Nile’s Bakori and Sulkum bases
Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) announced on the 28th of this month that, in partnership with the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement‑North (SPLM‑N), the
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Israeli strike kills three Palestinians in Gaza, breaking cease‑fire
Three Palestinians were killed on Monday night when Israeli airstrikes hit a residential neighbourhood in the northern Gaza Strip, an incident the Israeli
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Iran Sets Conditions for Potential Reopening of Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council secretary, Mohsen Rezaei, told state media on Thursday that Tehran is formulating a list of conditions it expects
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Cattle raid in South Sudan's Warrap state kills about 49 people
A cattle raid on the Machar‑Pakuek camp in Mading Juer Boma, Tonj North County of South Sudan’s Warrap state on Saturday left an estimated 49 people dead,
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Four Killed as Missile Downed Aircraft Near Minembwe, South Kivu
Four people were killed on Saturday when an aircraft—identified by witnesses as either a civilian transport or a military plane—was struck by a surface‑to‑
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Sudan airstrike on Chad border village kills over 12 civilians, sparks humanitarian crisis
Approximately 12 people were killed in an air strike on Tuesday (local time) in a remote area on the Sudan‑Chad border; several others were injured. Accord