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WorldMar 28

Aerial Attacks Target Gulf Region Infrastructure and Cities

Kuwait airport radar systems damaged in drone attacks while missile interception near Abu Dhabi injures six people.

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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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WorldApr 5

Spain Restricts Airspace Access Amid US-Iran Tensions, Former NATO Envoy Calls for Unity

Spain has reportedly closed its airspace to US military aircraft involved in Iran conflict as former NATO ambassador urges allied cooperation.

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WorldApr 5

Lebanon Uses Digital Wallets for Aid as Regional Economic Pressures Mount

Lebanon deploys digital payment systems for displaced populations while regional economic instability affects multiple Middle Eastern countries.

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WorldApr 13

Former Nigerian Oil Minister Denies Bribery Charges in UK

Diezani Alison-Madueke faces accusations of accepting bribes while serving as Nigeria's petroleum minister.

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WorldMar 27

Mexico Reports 40,000 of 130,000 Missing Persons May Still Be Alive

Mexican authorities estimate that 40,000 of the country's 130,000 officially disappeared people may still be living.

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WorldApr 22

Kashmir Town Marks One Year Since Deadly Attack That Killed 26

Pahalgam, a tourist destination in Kashmir, observes the anniversary of a militant attack that claimed 26 lives, as locals hope for tourism recovery.

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WorldMar 6

Spanish PM Sánchez Confronts Trump Over Iran Military Base Dispute

Pedro Sánchez delivered a televised address after Trump threatened trade cuts over Spain's refusal to allow US bases for Iran strikes.

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WorldMar 27

Somalia Faces Severe Child Malnutrition Crisis as Aid Supplies Disrupted

Nearly 1.84 million Somali children under 5 face acute malnutrition in 2026 as drought, conflict, and supply disruptions worsen humanitarian crisis.

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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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WorldApr 4

Cameroon Creates Vice President Position for 93-Year-Old President Biya

Cameroon has approved the creation of a vice president role for President Paul Biya, 93, who has ruled the country for over four decades.

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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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WorldApr 13

Deadly Stampede at Haiti's Citadelle Fortress Kills at Least 25 People

A crowd crush at the entrance to Haiti's historic Citadelle Laferrière fortress killed at least 25 people and injured dozens more.

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WorldApr 27

Lightning strikes kill 14 in Bangladesh during seasonal storms

Fourteen people died from lightning strikes as Bangladesh experienced seasonal storms across the country.

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WorldApr 21

Ukraine criticizes US envoys for Moscow visits without Kyiv trip

Ukrainian President Zelensky called it 'disrespectful' that Trump envoys visited Moscow but not Kyiv.

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