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WorldApr 16

U.S. Strike Kills 3 on Alleged Drug Boat in Eastern Pacific, Fifth in One Week

The U.S. military conducted its fifth strike on alleged drug trafficking vessels in the eastern Pacific within a week, killing three people.

5 sources
WorldMar 30

Israeli police prevent Catholic cardinal from entering Jerusalem's Holy Sepulchre church

Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa was blocked from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for Palm Sunday Mass, marking the first such incident in centuries.

10 sources
WorldApr 26

Ukraine Marks 40th Anniversary of Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster Amid Ongoing War

Ukraine commemorates four decades since the world's worst nuclear accident as the war with Russia adds new complications to the contaminated zone.

6 sources
WorldMar 19

Iranian Security Official Killed Amid U.S. Bounty Program

A high-ranking Iranian security official was killed days after the U.S. placed a $10 million bounty on him and nine other Iranian officials.

9 sources
WorldApr 21

Pope Francis Addresses Religious and Political Divisions During Angola Visit

Pope Francis urged healing of divisions during events in Angola drawing 130,000 attendees, as Catholics worldwide grapple with religious-political tensions.

11 sources
WorldMay 6

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Meets Iranian Counterpart Abbas Araghchi in Beijing

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi visited Beijing for talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in his first trip to China since regional conflicts began.

5 sources
WorldMar 31

FBI labels Michigan synagogue attack as Hezbollah-inspired terrorism

Federal officials say March 12 attack on Temple Israel was act of terrorism by man inspired by Iran-backed militant group.

11 sources
WorldJun 8

Ukraine Reports Territorial Gains as Regional Tensions Emerge

Ukraine announces recapture of 600+ square kilometers while diplomatic issues arise with neighboring Poland and Moldova reports drone fragments.

3 sources
WorldMay 17

Train hits bus at Bangkok crossing, killing at least 8 people

A cargo train collided with a public bus at a railway crossing in Bangkok, killing at least eight people and injuring more than 20 others.

7 sources
WorldJun 2

Serbia Receives $1 Billion Chinese Investment as European Relations Remain Tense

Serbia announced a significant Chinese investment package while maintaining its position between EU aspirations and Beijing partnerships.

3 sources
WorldApr 26

Iran Faces Economic Pressures Amid Regional Tensions

Iran confronts economic challenges forcing citizens to seek basic goods abroad while maintaining strategic control over key shipping routes.

6 sources
WorldMay 11

Former Zelensky Aide Named Suspect in Ukrainian Corruption Investigation

Andriy Yermak, former chief of staff to Ukrainian President Zelensky, has been named as a suspect in a major corruption probe.

5 sources
WorldJun 11

Ukraine War Duration Surpasses World War I as Fighting Continues

The conflict in Ukraine has now exceeded the duration of World War I, with reporters documenting ongoing military casualties.

2 sources
WorldMay 11

Body of US soldier recovered after going missing during military exercise in Morocco

The remains of 1st Lt. Kendrick Lamont Key Jr. were found in waters off Morocco's coast after he went missing May 2 during a training exercise.

8 sources
WorldMay 16

Iran Seizes Chinese-Owned Vessel Amid Ongoing Strait of Hormuz Tensions

Iran has seized a Chinese-owned vessel described as a floating armory, adding to tensions in the strategically important Strait of Hormuz waterway.

3 sources

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