WorldMay 23
Israeli Strikes Hit Lebanese Hospital in Tyre, Paramedic Funerals Held
Israeli strikes damaged a main hospital in the Lebanese city of Tyre on Saturday as funerals were held for paramedics killed the previous day.
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WorldMar 8
Vatican Names New Ambassador to United States
Italian Archbishop Gabriele Caccia has been appointed as the new Vatican ambassador to the United States.
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WorldMar 23
Canada Tests Arctic Military Capabilities Amid Growing Regional Security Concerns
Canadian forces conducted military exercises in the High Arctic, highlighting challenges in defending the increasingly contested region.
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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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WorldMay 22
CIA Director Brought Paramilitary Operator to Cuba Meeting
CIA Director John Ratcliffe included a covert operator involved in a mission targeting Nicolás Maduro during his recent visit to Havana.
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WorldMar 7
Flash floods kill 23 people in Nairobi, disrupt airport operations
Heavy rains caused deadly flooding in Kenya's capital, killing at least 23 people and forcing flight disruptions at the main airport.
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WorldApr 6
Spain's Pork Industry Faces International Import Restrictions Over Swine Fever
Multiple countries including the United States have halted pork imports from Spain due to swine fever outbreak concerns.
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WorldMar 6
Former CIA Director Petraeus Says US Has 'Air Supremacy' Over Iran
Former CIA Director David Petraeus stated that the U.S. military has achieved 'air supremacy' over Iran amid escalating Middle East tensions.
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WorldJun 6
Lebanese Army Chief Travels to Pakistan for Official Visit
Lebanon's army commander departed for Pakistan following an invitation from his Pakistani counterpart for an official military visit.
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WorldMay 22
Sudan War Leaves Over 8,000 Missing, Thousands Buried in Unmarked Graves
More than 8,000 people have gone missing during Sudan's three-year war, with many bodies found in unmarked graves across the capital.
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WorldMar 6
Unverified Reports Claim Kuwaiti Pilot Shot Down US F-15 Jets in Friendly Fire Incident
Social media footage allegedly shows a Kuwaiti pilot mistakenly shooting down American F-15 aircraft, with reports of pilots parachuting to safety.
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WorldApr 20
Finland Considers Tourist Tax as Travel Industry Faces New Cost Pressures
Finland is exploring implementing a tourist tax, joining other European destinations seeking revenue from increased visitor numbers.
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WorldMay 21
Germany Indicts Two Men for Plotting to Kill Jewish Leaders on Iran's Behalf
German authorities have indicted two men accused of planning to assassinate Jewish community leaders at the direction of Iranian intelligence services.
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WorldApr 5
China Executes French Citizen Convicted of Drug Trafficking
China executed a French citizen who had been convicted of drug trafficking charges.
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WorldApr 5
Taiwan, South Korea Seek Energy Security Assurances Amid Regional Tensions
Taiwan and South Korea are separately pursuing energy supply guarantees, with Taiwan securing LNG commitments and South Korea requesting Gulf cooperation.
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