Paraguay's National Soccer Team Nabs Spot; President Declares Holiday.
Paraguayan President Santiago Pena declared a national holiday following the Paraguayan national football team's 4–3 victory in a penalty shootout in the F
Paraguayan President Santiago Pena declared a national holiday following the Paraguayan national football team's 4–3 victory in a penalty shootout in the F
The South Korean National Assembly has approved the nomination of Han Seung-soo, who will become the country's new prime minister, succeeding Kim Min-seok
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Paraguay's football team shocked the world by defeating Germany in the round of 32 of the World Cup, securing one of the largest upsets in World Cup histor
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After 22 days of vote counting, the National Office of Electoral Processes has officially confirmed the victory of Keiko Fujimori, the candidate from Popul
South Korea recently held joint funeral ceremonies in Seoul and Daejeon for seven soldiers who died during the Korean War, bringing an end to an 18-year se
The British government has officially abolished the Vagrancy Act of 1824, which means that homeless individuals in England and Wales will no longer be cons
Ukrainian billionaire Vadym Iermolaiev and his family were injured in an explosion at a building in Monaco, believed to be a targeted assassination attempt
A shooting incident occurred in a mother-child joint family facility in Stadt, a city in the German state of Lower Saxony, resulting in the deaths of six p
Australia and Vanuatu recently signed the Nacalanma Agreement, which expands Australia's economic support for Vanuatu and prohibits foreign countries from
China recently announced it will add 20 Japanese organizations to its "dual-purpose" export blacklist, while placing another 20 organizations under observa
Sudan's Western Kordofan state has been hit by a new cholera outbreak, with 117 deaths reported by the country's health department and World Health Organiz
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A Seventh Day Adventist church in San Francisco, California, which was constructed in 1892, has suffered a fire during ongoing renovation work. The church