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WorldJun 1

Iraqi Militia Leader Pleads Not Guilty in Alleged NYC Synagogue Plot

Mohammad Baqer Saad Dadwood al-Saadi pleaded not guilty to charges related to an alleged plot to bomb a New York City synagogue, with prosecutors indicating more charges may come.

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WorldMay 12

Chad Air Strikes Target Boko Haram, Nigerian Fishermen Reportedly Killed

Chadian military strikes against Boko Haram militants reportedly killed dozens of Nigerian fishermen who were either hit directly or drowned while fleeing.

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WorldMay 29

Israel kills Hamas military commander Mohammed Odeh in Gaza airstrike

Israeli forces killed Hamas military wing chief Mohammed Odeh, who reportedly participated in the October 7, 2023 attacks on Israel.

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WorldMar 8

U.S. Officials Say American Munition Likely Caused Deadly Strike on Iranian School

U.S. investigation findings suggest American munition was responsible for strike that killed over 170 at Iranian elementary school.

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WorldMar 30

At least 70 killed in gang violence in central Haiti, human rights group reports

Violence in Haiti's Artibonite region left at least 70 dead and displaced nearly 6,000 people, according to human rights organizations.

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WorldMay 12

European Leaders Increasingly Challenge Trump Administration Policies

European officials are showing greater willingness to publicly confront the Trump administration on foreign policy issues.

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WorldApr 28

Car bomb explodes outside Belfast police station in suspected New IRA attack

A car bomb detonated outside a police station in Belfast, with authorities suspecting the dissident republican group New IRA was responsible.

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WorldJun 5

Satellite Images Show Temporary Structure at South China Sea Atoll, Spark North Korea Speculation

Commercial satellite imagery revealed a temporary structure at a disputed South China Sea location that was later removed, with some analysts suggesting possible diplomatic activity.

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WorldJun 1

Venezuelan Ruling Party Shows Internal Divisions Under Acting President Rodríguez

Venezuela's ruling party faces internal criticism as acting President Delcy Rodríguez shifts away from Chávez-era policies and allows closer U.S. relations.

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WorldApr 23

ICC Confirms Crimes Against Humanity Charges Against Former Philippine President Duterte

International Criminal Court judges confirmed charges against Rodrigo Duterte for alleged murders during anti-drug operations as mayor and president.

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WorldMar 13

China Orders Immediate Ban on March Fuel Exports, Sources Say

China has reportedly ordered an immediate ban on fuel exports for March, according to industry sources.

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WorldJun 1

China Conducts Naval Patrols Near Taiwan Amid Regional Diplomatic Activities

China deployed naval forces east of Taiwan following Japan-Philippines maritime talks, while criticism was directed at Czech Senate President's Taiwan visit.

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WorldApr 16

Russian Missile Strikes Kill at Least 13 in Ukraine's Largest Attack in Months

Russian forces launched their biggest missile and drone attack in months against Ukrainian cities, killing at least 13 people including strikes on Kyiv.

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WorldMar 31

Military experts discuss drone warfare amid Middle East and Ukraine conflicts

Defense officials and experts examine the growing role of unmanned drones in modern warfare as conflicts showcase the technology's battlefield impact.

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WorldMar 17

EU Considers Naval Mission Enhancement and Energy Cost Measures Amid Iran Tensions

European Union officials are discussing strengthening their Middle East naval presence and implementing energy cost controls as Iranian conflicts affect regional stability and markets.

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