World4d ago
Russia Launches Nearly 400 Drones at Ukraine in Major Attack
Russia fired almost 400 drones and missiles at Ukrainian civilian areas, killing four and injuring 27, amid signs of an intensifying spring offensive.
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World2d ago
Former Rapper Balendra Shah Sworn In as Nepal's Prime Minister
Balendra Shah, a former rapper, has been sworn in as Nepal's new Prime Minister following an election victory.
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World5d ago
Israel Conducts Strikes in Tehran Amid Regional Escalation
Israeli military confirmed conducting strikes in Tehran following weekend missile attacks and regional security incidents.
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World1d ago
European Attitudes Toward Trump and US Show Complex Division
European perspectives on Trump administration reveal nuanced views separating presidential policies from broader American sentiment.
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World3d ago
Cuba Faces Fuel Crisis as US Sanctions Intensify Under Trump Administration
Cuba is experiencing severe fuel shortages and electricity grid problems following intensified US sanctions that have prevented fuel imports for three months.
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World2d ago
Iranian Missile Attack Intercept Rate Exceeds 90%, Defense Costs Under Scrutiny
High intercept rates of Iranian missiles raise questions about long-term sustainability of expensive interceptor systems against cheaper attack drones.
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World2d ago
Russia to Ban Gasoline Exports Starting April 1 Amid Price Pressures
Russia will implement a ban on gasoline exports beginning April 1 as domestic fuel prices rise, according to government announcement.
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World2d ago
U.S. Considers Additional Troop Deployments to Middle East
Reports indicate the U.S. is weighing significant troop deployments to the Middle East, with thousands potentially arriving soon.
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World10h ago
U.S., Israel Continue Strikes Against Iran as Regional Military Action Escalates
Military operations continue between U.S.-Israeli forces and Iran, with Israel reporting significant damage to Iranian missile capabilities.
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World2d ago
Southeast Asia Revives Nuclear Power Plans Amid Energy Demand and Regional Conflicts
Five Southeast Asian nations are pursuing nuclear power to meet surging energy demands from AI data centers while regional conflicts highlight energy security vulnerabilities.
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World22h ago
Scottish crime boss Steven Lyons arrested at Bali airport
Steven Lyons, 45, described as a major Scottish gangland figure, was detained by Indonesian police upon arrival from Singapore.
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World3d ago
Former Venezuelan President Maduro appears in Manhattan federal court
Nicolás Maduro and his wife appeared in Manhattan federal court Thursday facing drug trafficking and narco-terrorism charges.
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World6d ago
US Reports Iran Maritime Facility Destroyed, Reducing Strait of Hormuz Threat
The United States says Iran's ability to threaten shipping in the Strait of Hormuz has been reduced following the destruction of an Iranian facility.
61 sources
World17h ago
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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World3d ago
Ukraine War Prompts European Military Changes, Germany Increases Defense Spending
The conflict in Ukraine has led to shifts in European military thinking, with Germany notably increasing its defense capabilities.
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