WorldApr 28
Argentine President Restricts Journalist Access to Government Headquarters
President Javier Milei has blocked journalists from accessing Argentina's government headquarters.
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WorldApr 1
UK Ends Police Investigation of Legal Social Media Posts Following Policy Review
The UK Home Office has scrapped non-crime hate incident reporting, ending police investigations of legal social media content.
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WorldMar 19
Analysis: Trump Administration's Iran Military Action Enters Third Week
Commentary pieces examine the ongoing U.S.-Israeli military operations against Iran, questioning justifications and potential outcomes.
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WorldApr 14
Somalia Parliament's Mandate Expires Without Elections Scheduled
Somalia's parliamentary mandate has expired without new elections being organized, creating uncertainty about the country's legislative governance.
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WorldMar 19
USS Gerald R Ford to dock in Crete for repairs after onboard fire
The aircraft carrier USS Gerald R Ford will sail to Crete for repairs following a fire that injured sailors and damaged equipment during its extended deployment.
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WorldApr 14
Israeli and Palestinian Authors Collaborate on Peace Book After Personal Tragedies
An Israeli whose parents died on Oct. 7 and a Palestinian whose brother died in Israeli custody co-authored a book about peace in the Middle East.
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WorldMar 18
Iceland Could Join European Union by 2028, Minister Says
An Icelandic government minister has indicated the country could potentially become an EU member by 2028.
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WorldApr 1
India Launches Massive Census to Count Over One Billion Citizens
India has begun its ambitious two-phase census exercise, deploying three million officials to count every person in the world's most populous nation.
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WorldMar 18
Two men charged with murder of Iranian activist in Canada
Two individuals face murder charges in the death of Masood Masjoody, an Iranian activist who disappeared in February in British Columbia.
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WorldMar 4
Putin Indicates Russia May Redirect Gas Supplies Away From European Markets
Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested the country could redirect its natural gas supplies away from European markets.
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WorldJun 6
Israeli Military Deploys White Phosphorus Munitions in Lebanon, Video Analysis Shows
Visual evidence collected by The New York Times indicates Israeli forces have used white phosphorus munitions over populated areas in Lebanon.
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WorldMar 18
Cuban Government Grants Rare Hospital Access Amid Energy Crisis
NBC News received unprecedented access to a Cuban medical facility as the country faces ongoing power outages and fuel shortages affecting healthcare.
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WorldMar 4
Syria deploys troops to Lebanon border, closes crossing amid Israeli threats
Syria has moved thousands of troops to its border with Lebanon and closed a key crossing point following warnings of potential Israeli targeting.
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WorldMay 23
Migrants cross English Channel for first time in nearly two weeks
People in lifejackets arrived at Dover on Friday, marking the first Channel crossing since May 9.
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WorldMar 3
Funerals held for victims of strike on Iranian school
Funerals were conducted for students and staff killed in a strike on an elementary school in Iran's Minab city on Saturday.
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