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WorldMar 23

Families in Gaza Face Challenges Locating Missing Relatives

Thousands of people remain unaccounted for in Gaza, with families struggling to obtain death certificates or locate relatives who may be in Israeli detention.

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WorldMar 22

Ukraine Front Line Becomes Testing Ground for Anti-Drone Technology

Ukrainian forces have developed innovative drone interceptor systems to counter Russian Shahed attacks, creating grassroots military technology that has drawn international interest.

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WorldMar 17

Russia's Rosatom Condemns Strike on Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Plant Territory

Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom condemned a strike that occurred on the territory of Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant.

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WorldMar 20

Switzerland Halts Arms Exports to US Amid Iran Conflict, Cites Neutrality Policy

Switzerland has suspended weapons exports to the United States during ongoing conflict with Iran, invoking its traditional neutrality stance.

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WorldMar 13

Netanyahu Says Iran Regime Change Not Certain Following Military Campaign

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu acknowledged uncertainty about regime change in Iran while facing domestic political pressure over the ongoing conflict.

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WorldMar 20

Fire at South Korean Auto Parts Factory Injures at Least 53, 14 Missing

A fire at an auto parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea injured at least 53 people with 14 others unaccounted for.

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WorldMar 6

Power outage affects millions in western Cuba amid ongoing energy crisis

A massive blackout hit western Cuba on Wednesday, leaving millions without power as crews work to repair damaged infrastructure at a major thermoelectric plant.

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WorldMar 6

China Sets Economic Growth Target at 4.5%-5%, Lowest Since 1991

China announced its lowest economic growth target in over three decades as the world's second-largest economy faces domestic and international challenges.

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WorldMar 14

Five arrested after protesters ransack Communist Party office in Cuba

Protesters in Cuba attacked a Communist Party office and damaged property during rare unrest over ongoing blackouts and shortages.

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WorldMar 15

Iranian Foreign Minister Says No Reason to Talk with U.S. After Trump Deal Comments

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi rejected talks with the U.S. following President Trump's statement that deal terms aren't sufficient.

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WorldMar 18

India Faces Dual Health and Tech Industry Transitions

India's IT sector confronts AI disruption concerns while generic weight-loss drugs enter market following patent expiration.

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WorldMar 13

Cuba Confirms Talks with Trump Administration Officials

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel acknowledged his government held discussions with Trump administration officials to address bilateral differences.

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WorldMar 19

US F-35 Fighter Jet Makes Emergency Landing After Iran Mission

A U.S. F-35 fighter jet made an emergency landing at a Middle East airbase following a combat mission over Iran, with reports suggesting possible Iranian fire.

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WorldMar 24

Iran Reports Arrests of 466 People for Online Security Activities

Iranian authorities arrested 466 individuals accused of online activities undermining national security, according to state media reports.

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WorldMar 7

Middle East conflict strains African supply chains, poses inflation risks globally

The ongoing Middle East conflict is disrupting African supply chains and creating new challenges for central banks dealing with potential oil price shocks.

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