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WorldMar 21

CENTCOM Commander Reports 8,000 Targets Hit in Iran Operations

U.S. Central Command chief says Pentagon operations have struck over 8,000 targets in Iran, weakening combat capabilities and naval forces.

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WorldMar 21

Son of Iran's President Documents War Events in Online Journal

Yousef Pezeshkian, son of Iran's president, shares personal accounts and behind-the-scenes glimpses in online diary.

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WorldMar 20

Venezuela debates future of El Helicoide, former mall turned feared prison

Venezuela is considering options for El Helicoide, a building that transformed from a futuristic shopping mall into one of the country's most notorious prisons.

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WorldApr 9

Russia Designates Nobel Prize-Winning Rights Group Memorial as Extremist Organization

Russian authorities have officially classified the human rights organization Memorial, which won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2022, as an extremist movement.

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WorldApr 9

Philippines Opens Coast Guard Base on Disputed South China Sea Island

The Philippines has established a new coast guard facility on Thitu Island in the contested South China Sea waters.

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WorldMar 19

Cuba Trade Collapses Amid U.S. Pressure Campaign Following Venezuela Operation

Trade with Cuba has virtually halted as the Trump administration escalates pressure on the island's government following the U.S. military operation that ousted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.

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WorldMar 17

Strait of Hormuz Closure Linked to Iran Conflict, Reopening Uncertain

The Strait of Hormuz remains closed amid ongoing conflict involving Iran, with reopening dependent on ceasefire negotiations.

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WorldMar 17

WFP warns Iran conflict could push 45 million into acute hunger by June

The World Food Programme projects that ongoing conflict involving Iran may drive 45 million people into acute hunger by June 2024.

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WorldApr 7

Pakistan Strike Hits Afghan Facility; Dispute Over Target Type

Pakistan conducted a military strike in Afghanistan that it claims targeted a military facility, but investigations suggest it hit a rehabilitation center.

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WorldMar 17

Young Venezuelans Express Mixed Reactions to Political Changes Following Maduro's Removal

Venezuelan youth who grew up under one political system are adapting to changes after Nicolas Maduro was removed from power by US forces.

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WorldApr 7

European Leaders Express Concern Over Potential U.S. NATO Withdrawal Under Trump

An Economist editor reports European leaders are concerned about potential U.S. withdrawal from NATO following Trump's reported threats.

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WorldApr 6

U.S. Central Command Directed Strike on Iranian Facility, Sources Say

Admiral Brad Cooper reportedly ordered a military strike targeting an Iranian Revolutionary Guard facility located underground.

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WorldMar 16

Iran Fires Missiles at Turkey in Cross-Border Strike

Iran launched missiles across the border into Turkey, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions and testing NATO's response mechanisms.

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WorldApr 5

Retired General, Opinion Writers Comment on U.S.-Iran Military Operations

A retired Army general and newspaper opinion writers have offered perspectives on ongoing U.S. military operations involving Iran.

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WorldApr 4

Gang Violence Kills Dozens in Haiti as International Force Begins Deployment

Gang attacks in rural Haiti killed dozens last weekend as a U.N.-backed international force starts arriving to combat violence.

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