WorldMar 9
Explosion at Belgian Synagogue Causes Material Damage, No Injuries Reported
An explosion at a synagogue in Belgium caused material damage but no casualties, according to officials who have secured the site.
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WorldApr 30
Fire at Swiss ski resort bar kills 41 people on New Year's Eve
A fire at Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland killed 41 people and injured 115 others during New Year's Eve celebrations.
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WorldMar 19
Japan Disputes U.S. Assessment of Policy Shift on Taiwan Following Official's Remarks
Japan has rejected a U.S. intelligence assessment characterizing recent Taiwan-related comments by a Japanese official as representing a significant policy shift.
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WorldMar 19
Two Iranian Men Charged Under National Security Act in London
Counter-terrorism police charged two Iranian nationals under Britain's National Security Act on Wednesday.
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WorldMay 10
Israeli Strike Kills Eight Family Members in Lebanon, Including Infant
An Israeli strike in Lebanon killed eight members of one family, including a 6-month-old baby, as attacks have escalated since Thursday.
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WorldMar 8
Three Palestinians killed in West Bank violence amid ongoing regional tensions
Three Palestinians died in clashes with Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, bringing the week's death toll to six amid increased violence.
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WorldApr 8
Nigeria begins mass trial of 500 terrorism suspects
Nigeria has initiated a mass trial of 500 individuals suspected of terrorism-related offenses.
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WorldFeb 26
German Chancellor Merz Visits Beijing Amid Complex China Relations
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz traveled to Beijing for meetings with Chinese officials, with sources describing differing tones regarding bilateral relations.
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WorldMar 18
India Deploys Naval Escort for Fuel Ships as Oman Oil Prices Surge Past $150
India has sent warships to escort its fuel tankers near the Gulf of Oman as regional oil prices spike above $150 per barrel amid supply concerns.
2 sources
WorldMay 10
North Korea reportedly adds nuclear retaliation clause to constitution
Intelligence reports suggest North Korea has revised its constitution to mandate nuclear strikes if Kim Jong Un is killed.
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WorldMar 28
Media watchdog reports disparity in war crime coverage of Iran-related conflict
A watchdog group claims major news outlets disproportionately applied war crime terminology to U.S. and Israeli actions in Iran conflict coverage.
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WorldApr 18
King Charles to Serve as Royal Patron for New Queen Elizabeth Trust
King Charles will become royal patron of the Queen Elizabeth Trust, a new charity offering grants to UK communities for developing shared spaces.
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WorldMar 7
California Bishop Arrested at San Diego Airport Attempting to Flee Country
A 60-year-old Chaldean Catholic bishop was arrested at San Diego International Airport while allegedly trying to leave the United States.
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WorldMar 8
Demonstrators March on US Embassy in London Amid Middle East Tensions
Protesters gathered outside the US Embassy in London calling for an end to bombing, with counter-demonstrators also present during the march.
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WorldMar 7
U.S. Approves Arms Sale to Israel as Regional Tensions Continue
The United States bypassed congressional review to approve munitions sales to Israel amid ongoing regional conflicts.
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