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WorldApr 3

Israeli Operations in Southern Lebanon Displace Residents, Create Buffer Zone

Israeli military operations in southern Lebanon have displaced residents and established a buffer zone, with infrastructure destruction reported.

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WorldApr 3

Human rights groups report Iran recruiting children as young as 12 for military roles

Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International report Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps is recruiting children into military-linked combat and patrol positions.

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WorldApr 3

Drone Attack Hits Kuwait's Mina al-Ahmadi Oil Refinery, Causes Fires

Drones struck Kuwait's Mina al-Ahmadi oil refinery, causing fires but no reported injuries in the attack on the major petroleum facility.

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WorldMar 12

Israel Confirms Strike on Iranian Nuclear Facility Near Tehran

Israeli forces targeted the Taleghan compound near Tehran in what Israel says was an effort to prevent nuclear weapon development.

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WorldApr 2

UN Prepares Vote on Hormuz Resolution as China Objects to Force Authorization

The United Nations is set to vote on a resolution regarding the Strait of Hormuz, with China expressing opposition to provisions authorizing the use of force.

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WorldApr 2

Iranian Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi suffers suspected heart attack in prison

Family of imprisoned Iranian Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi says she suffered a suspected heart attack and needs immediate medical care.

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WorldMar 11

British Tourist Arrested in Dubai, Other Travelers Report Being Stranded

A 60-year-old British man was arrested in Dubai while other UK tourists say they remain trapped in the emirate amid ongoing regional tensions.

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WorldApr 1

Israeli Knesset passes death penalty law amid international criticism

Israel's parliament approved a death penalty law on Monday, drawing condemnation from international observers and celebration from far-right supporters.

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WorldMar 16

Montana Ski Resort Faces Visitor Decline Amid International Travel Drop

Whitefish, Montana ski resort experiences significant impact from reduced Canadian visitors as part of broader international travel decline.

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WorldMar 10

UN Reports Nearly 700,000 Displaced, 84 Children Killed in Israeli Strikes on Lebanon

United Nations agencies report almost 700,000 people displaced and 84 children killed following Israeli military strikes in Lebanon.

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WorldMar 31

U.S. Officials Tell Colombian President Petro He Currently Faces No Criminal Charges

Justice Department examining Gustavo Petro for possible drug trafficking ties but has assured him he faces no charges at present.

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WorldMar 31

Asian Nations Turn to Russian Oil as Iran War Disrupts Global Energy Supplies

Southeast Asian countries are competing for Russian crude oil after U.S. temporarily eased sanctions amid energy shortages from Middle East conflict.

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WorldApr 21

Nuuk Airport Reopens After Bomb Threat Prompts Temporary Closure

Greenland's main airport in Nuuk reopened after authorities responded to a bomb threat that forced a temporary closure.

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WorldMar 8

Man Arrested After Attack on Iranian Protester in London

Police arrested a 25-year-old man following an attack on an Iranian anti-regime protester who was reportedly hit with a bottle and stabbed in London.

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WorldMar 30

India Begins Census with Three Million Officials

India has launched its national census operation, deploying three million officials to count the world's largest population.

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