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WorldApr 18

Pope Leo XIV Addresses 120,000 at Mass in Cameroon

Pope Leo XIV spoke to a crowd of over 100,000 people at a Mass in Cameroon on Friday, addressing issues of wealth distribution and violence.

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WorldMar 5

U.S. Submarine Sinks Iranian Warship in Indian Ocean

A U.S. submarine torpedoed an Iranian naval vessel in the Indian Ocean, marking the first such attack since World War II.

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WorldApr 20

Energy Crisis and Geopolitical Tensions Shape European Policy Discussions

European officials address energy security concerns amid ongoing geopolitical tensions involving Iran, Russia, and regional conflicts.

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WorldApr 21

Japan Expands Arms Exports as Regional Security Concerns Rise

Japan's Prime Minister reverses postwar restrictions on weapons exports amid growing tensions with China in the Pacific region.

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WorldMay 12

Report Links Hong Kong Companies to Iran Sanctions Evasion Network

A new report alleges Hong Kong-based companies helped Iran circumvent Western sanctions while FBI modernizes cybersecurity capabilities.

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WorldMay 1

Two Jewish Men Stabbed in North London, Police Arrest One Suspect

Counterterrorism police are investigating a stabbing attack in London's Golders Green area that left two Jewish men hospitalized in stable condition.

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WorldApr 22

Canadian Tourist Killed in Shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacán Pyramids

A gunman opened fire at Mexico's historic Teotihuacán pyramids, killing a Canadian woman and wounding six others before taking his own life.

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WorldApr 2

Markets Fall After Trump Address on Iran Conflict; NATO Concerns Rise

Financial markets declined following President Trump's address on Iran military operations, while European leaders expressed concerns about NATO commitments.

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WorldMar 11

Kharg Island Remains Strategic Focus as Iran Conflict Disrupts Energy Markets

Iran's Kharg Island, a major oil export terminal, has avoided attacks despite ongoing conflict that has disrupted Strait of Hormuz shipping.

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WorldMar 11

Israeli Official Says Weeks Needed for Military Goals as Iranian Missiles Injure 3

A senior Israeli defense official stated Israel needs three weeks to accomplish military objectives against Iran as Iranian missiles injured three people in central Israel.

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WorldApr 16

Former student shoots 16 people at Turkish high school before taking own life

An 18-year-old former student wounded 16 people with a shotgun at a vocational high school in southeast Turkey before killing himself.

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WorldMay 31

US Addresses Iran Agreements as Middle East Tensions Continue

The US has issued statements on Iran-related deals while President Trump considers decisions about ongoing Middle East agreements and conflicts.

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WorldMay 25

At least 24 killed in bomb attack on train in southwest Pakistan

A bomb explosion near railway tracks in Quetta killed at least 24 people and wounded dozens more when it struck a passenger train on Sunday.

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WorldMay 15

House Divided on Iran Conflict as Military Assesses Strike Capability, Oil Markets Strained

Congressional Republicans split on Iran war response while military officials assess Iran's remaining capabilities amid global oil supply concerns.

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WorldApr 1

Israel Plans Buffer Zone in Southern Lebanon, UK Sends Additional Troops to Middle East

Israel's defense minister announced plans for a buffer zone extending to Lebanon's Litani River and house demolitions near the border, while the UK is deploying more troops and air defense systems to the region.

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