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US Envoy Lobbies to Isolate Iran as Treasury Secretary Confirms New Sanctions
The U.S. Department of Treasury has recently adopted a new wave of tough diplomatic and economic strategies regarding the situation in the Middle East. Tre
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Twenty-Seven Killed in Two Separate Mass Shootings Across South Africa
South Africa’s public safety has long been a focal point of international concern, with violent incidents linked to drugs, gang conflicts, and poverty beco
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Riyadh Schools Shift Online Amid Unexplained Policy Change
Many parents and students in the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh suddenly received emergency notifications from schools at all levels via email on the 27th
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Dera Ismail Khan Bombing Leaves 11 Dead and 30 Injured; TTP Claims Responsibility
A major bomb attack occurred early this morning in Dera Ismail Khan District, north-central Pakistan, leaving at least 11 people dead and over 30 injured.
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Pope Francis Draws 700,000 at Paris Mass, Urging Environmental Justice and Faith
At the intersection of the Place de la Concorde and the Avenue des Champs-Elysees in Paris, Pope Francis presided over a large open-air Mass on the 26th of
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Italy's Eni Caps Fuel Prices at 1.99 Euros to Ease Pressure
Fuel prices have continued to climb over the past few months, becoming a heavy burden shared by households and businesses across many European countries. S
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Athens Plaka gas explosion kills four US tourists, exposing aging infrastructure risks
Located in the heart of Athens, the Plaka district has always been a must-visit historic neighborhood for tourists. Lined with neoclassical residences and
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Indonesian Ferry Sinking Leaves 64 Dead, 71 Missing Amid Rough Seas
An Indonesian passenger ferry that sank in the Java Sea about two weeks ago has left 64 people confirmed dead, with 71 passengers still missing. Following
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El Niño Triggers Severe Drought and Water Crisis in India's Maharashtra
A strong El Nino phenomenon continues to disrupt global climate patterns, exerting a significant impact on rainfall distribution, particularly in tropical
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Bangkok Floods Trigger School Closures and Remote Work Amid Heavy Rains
Bangkok recently experienced a rare torrential downpour, with heavy rainfall concentrated in the metropolitan area over a short period. Water accumulation
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Trump and Xi Meetings in Singapore and Indonesia Trigger Major East Asian Security Shift
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held two high-level meetings this year in Singapore and Indonesia. During these talks, the two l
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Suicide bomber kills 11 at Dera Ismail Khan police checkpoint, TTP claims responsibility
A suicide bomber detonated an explosive device at a police checkpoint in the city of Dera Ismail Khan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, on Thursday, killing eleven peop
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Four Missing, Seven Injured After Fire on Russian Trawler Triumf off Kamchatka
Four sailors remain missing, seven crew members were injured and 25 were rescued after a fire broke out aboard the Russian trawler Triumf on 24 September o
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Bangkok Declares Flood Disaster, Two Dead, 84,000 Affected
Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt announced on Thursday that the city is now officially in a state of flood disaster after torrential rains over the pas
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Brisbane Lions secure third straight AFL premiership in 2026 final.
The Brisbane Lions secured the 2026 Australian Football League (AFL) premiership on Sunday, defeating the Fremantle Dockers by seven points at the Melbourn
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SAF Reclaims Sodri, Securing Key Supply Route in North Kordofan
The Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) announced on Tuesday that it had recaptured the strategic town of Sodri in North Kordofan, a move that could alter the bala
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RSF Drone Strike in El Obeid Kills Two Civilians, Raises UAV Use Concerns
A drone strike carried out by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Thursday night killed two civilians in the eastern Sudanese town of El Obeid. The attack, r
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Sudanese civilians crossing into eastern Chad surge to 400 per day, UNHCR reports.
UNHCR officials announced on Thursday that the number of Sudanese civilians crossing into eastern Chad has surged to roughly 400 people per day, a steep ri
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Trump Rejects Iran's Offer to Reopen Hormuz Strait, Calls It Unacceptable
The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that U.S. President Donald Trump has formally rejected a proposal from Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi t
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Russian Drone and Missile Strikes on Kyiv Kill Seven and Injure 46
A coordinated wave of Russian drone and missile strikes targeting residential buildings and civilian infrastructure in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv has re
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Puntland Maritime Police Force Rescues Hijacked Oil Tanker Off Somali Coast
The Puntland Maritime Police Force (PMPF) has successfully rescued the oil tanker Sibu 1 following a multi-day counter-piracy operation off the coast of Ga
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Pakistan Reports 13 Afghan Personnel Killed in Border Clashes, Kabul Denies
Pakistan’s military announced on Wednesday that its security forces killed 13 Afghan personnel during a series of intense border skirmishes along the conte
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Brazil Issues Emergency Decree to Ban Online Betting and Wind Down Sector
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has issued a provisional measure ordering an immediate ban on online betting platforms across the country, ha
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Military-leased plane crash in the DRC leaves 17 dead, including two generals.
A military-leased aircraft carrying 17 people, including two high-ranking generals, crashed near the town of Kenge in the Kwango province of the Democratic