WorldMay 3
War-Era Explosive Injures Five Children at Austrian Campsite
An unexploded ordnance from World War II detonated beneath a campfire in Austria, injuring five children at a campsite.
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WorldMar 13
UAE Detains 21 People Over Content Related to Iran Conflict
The UAE has detained 21 individuals under cybercrime laws for content related to Iran's regional conflicts, while calling for Iran to halt attacks on neighbors.
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WorldMar 23
Kenyan Police Investigate Reported Disappearance of Former Foreign Minister
Kenyan authorities are investigating the reported disappearance of former Foreign Minister Raphael Tuju amid claims of possible abduction.
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WorldMar 23
Counterterrorism Police Investigate Incidents in London and Ukraine
Police are investigating separate security incidents in London and Ukraine, with authorities treating both cases as potential terrorist attacks.
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WorldMar 23
Families in Gaza Face Challenges Locating Missing Relatives
Thousands of people remain unaccounted for in Gaza, with families struggling to obtain death certificates or locate relatives who may be in Israeli detention.
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WorldApr 12
BBC Investigation Examines Deaths of Two Individuals in Separate Cases
BBC Disclosure is investigating questions surrounding the death of Charmain Speirs at a hotel, while four people have been arrested in connection with the murder of Scottish businessman Campbell Scott in Kenya.
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WorldApr 12
Israeli Minister Visits Al-Aqsa Mosque Compound
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir visited the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in Jerusalem.
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WorldApr 2
UK Announces Global Aid Budget Cuts and Priority Changes for 2027
The United Kingdom announced in March it will reduce its global aid budget and establish new funding priorities beginning in 2027.
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WorldApr 22
South Korean Fighter Jets Collide During Flight; Pilot Fined for Damages
Two South Korean military aircraft collided during flight, with investigators determining one pilot was taking photographs at the time of the incident.
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WorldApr 12
Irish Police Clear Fuel Protesters from Dublin; Energy Trading Volatility Rises
Irish authorities removed fuel protesters from central Dublin after days of disruption, as European energy markets experience increased volatility.
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WorldMay 12
Colombia Experiences Worst Civilian Impact from Armed Conflict in Decade, Red Cross Reports
The International Committee of the Red Cross says Colombia is seeing its worst civilian impact from armed conflict in a decade.
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WorldMar 12
Iran Cultural Sites Damaged in Strikes, Raising Heritage Protection Concerns
U.S. and Israeli strikes have damaged at least four Iranian historical sites, prompting UNESCO review and concerns about wartime protection of cultural heritage.
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WorldMar 12
North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Tests Handguns at Munitions Factory with Daughter
Kim Jong Un fired handguns during a visit to a weapons facility, with his daughter Ju Ae accompanying him in matching outfits.
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WorldMar 12
Death toll rises to at least 50 in Ethiopian landslides, 125 missing
Landslides in southern Ethiopia following heavy rains have killed at least 50 people with 125 others missing across three districts.
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WorldApr 8
Germany clarifies travel rules for men under 45 amid military service confusion
German officials clarified that young men do not need permits for foreign travel after reports of military approval requirements.
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