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WorldApr 13

Israeli Forces Report Weapons Discovery as Hezbollah Commander Discusses Operations

Israeli military reports finding weapons in Lebanese hospital while Hezbollah commander gives rare interview about militia operations.

11 sources
WorldMay 31

UN Food Programme Director Warns of Losing 'Generation of Children' in Middle East

Cindy McCain told CBS that ongoing Middle East crisis threatens children with starvation and malnutrition, seeking more U.S. food aid.

4 sources
WorldApr 2

Iraq Oil Production Falls 70% as Strait of Hormuz Closure Disrupts Exports

Oil production in southern Iraq has dropped more than 70% due to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing conflict, severely impacting the country's economy.

6 sources
WorldMay 2

Mexican Governor Steps Down After U.S. Indictment for Alleged Cartel Ties

Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya resigned following U.S. charges alleging he protected the Sinaloa Cartel in exchange for bribes and political support.

5 sources
WorldJun 5

Nearly 50 Die of Thirst in Sahara Desert After Vehicle Breakdown

Almost 50 people died of dehydration in the Sahara desert after their transport vehicle broke down, with only two survivors reaching safety.

4 sources
WorldApr 22

FAA Investigates Near-Miss Between Two Southwest Airlines Planes at Nashville Airport

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a close call between two Southwest Airlines flights at Nashville International Airport after air traffic control error.

16 sources
WorldMay 7

China sentences two former defense ministers to suspended death sentences

Generals Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu received suspended death sentences for bribery as part of Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign.

5 sources
WorldJun 13

China Criticizes US Addition of Major Chinese Companies to Military List

China opposed the Pentagon's decision to add BYD, Alibaba, and Baidu to its list of Chinese military companies, saying it violated recent bilateral agreements.

3 sources
WorldMar 22

Cuba receives 20 tons of aid as officials reject U.S. negotiations on leadership

International solidarity convoy delivers humanitarian aid to Cuba amid energy crisis, while Cuban officials refuse to negotiate political system changes with U.S.

17 sources
WorldMay 30

Drone Crashes Into Romanian Apartment Building Amid Ukraine War

A drone crashed into an apartment building in eastern Romania on Friday morning, highlighting security concerns as the Ukraine conflict affects neighboring countries.

4 sources
WorldMay 3

Canada to Attend European Political Community Summit in Armenia as First Non-European Member

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will join the European Political Community summit in Yerevan, marking Canada as the first non-European nation to participate.

7 sources
WorldMar 18

U.S. Reportedly Demands Cuban President's Removal in Negotiations

Sources say the Trump administration told Cuba that President Díaz-Canel must step down for negotiations to progress meaningfully.

11 sources
WorldMay 19

Israeli Minister Smotrich Claims ICC Prosecutor Seeking His Arrest Warrant

Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich said the International Criminal Court prosecutor is seeking his arrest, though the court declined to comment.

5 sources
WorldMay 30

Russia Recalls Armenia Envoy Amid EU Relations Dispute

Russia recalled its ambassador to Armenia as tensions rise over Armenia's deepening ties with the European Union.

4 sources
WorldMar 7

US, Ecuador Launch Joint Military Operations Against Drug Trafficking Groups

U.S. Southern Command announced joint military operations with Ecuador targeting designated terrorist organizations involved in drug trafficking.

23 sources

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