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WorldMar 19

Costa Rica Closes Embassy in Cuba, Orders Cuban Diplomats to Leave

Costa Rica shuttered its embassy in Havana and ordered Cuba's diplomats to leave the country on Wednesday.

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WorldMar 30

Kosovo Approves Gaza Troop Deployment; Serbia Secures Russian Gas Deal

Kosovo approved sending troops to Gaza under a US-backed initiative while Serbia announced securing a gas import agreement with Russia.

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WorldMar 19

Macron Names New French Aircraft Carrier 'Free France' in Tribute to WWII Resistance

French President Emmanuel Macron announced the name for France's new aircraft carrier, honoring the World War II resistance movement.

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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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WorldMay 3

Drone Strikes Radiation Laboratory at Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant

The UN nuclear watchdog reported a drone attack on an external radiation monitoring facility at the Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.

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WorldApr 10

Eswatini Court Rules Deported Men Have Right to Legal Counsel

Four men deported by the US to Eswatini have been granted the right to see local lawyers after nine months of detention without in-person legal counsel.

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WorldMay 3

Myanmar Claims Transfer of Aung San Suu Kyi from Prison to House Arrest

Myanmar authorities say they moved former leader Aung San Suu Kyi from prison to house arrest, though her son expresses doubts about the claim.

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WorldMar 30

Afghanistan flooding, landslides kill 17 people as severe weather continues

Severe flooding and landslides across 13 Afghan provinces killed 17 people and injured 26 others, with authorities warning of more heavy rainfall ahead.

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WorldMar 29

American-born Israeli soldier killed in Lebanon combat; military clears farmer death

An Israeli soldier with American citizenship died in Lebanon fighting, while military finds no wrongdoing in separate farmer killing near border.

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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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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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WorldMay 2

Iran accused of supplying attack drones to Sudan as civil war death toll rises

Iran is accused of providing Mohajer-6 drones to Sudanese forces as the country's civil war reportedly claims up to 400,000 lives.

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WorldMar 28

EU border control changes face implementation delays and extensions

New EU border checking systems experience delays at Dover while Poland extends existing border controls with neighboring countries.

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WorldMar 16

Tehran Residents Report New Security Checkpoints Amid Anti-Protest Measures

Residents in Iran's capital describe increased security presence with new checkpoints where people are stopped and searched.

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WorldMar 4

US Grants Indefinite Sanctions Exemption to Rosneft's German Operations

The United States has decided to indefinitely exclude the German subsidiary of Russian oil giant Rosneft from sanctions targeting Russia.

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