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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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WorldJun 8

Russia Sanctions Activist's Teen Son Over Alleged Crypto Investigation

Russia imposed sanctions on Alexander Browder, teenage son of activist Bill Browder, after he reportedly exposed an alleged cryptocurrency money laundering network.

2 sources
WorldApr 7

Russia and China Veto UN Resolution on Strait of Hormuz Shipping Protection

Russia and China vetoed a UN Security Council resolution aimed at protecting commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, despite multiple revisions to weaken the proposal.

4 sources
WorldMar 20

IAEA Chief Says Iran's Nuclear Capabilities Remain Largely Intact Despite Damage

International Atomic Energy Agency Director General Rafael Grossi said Iran's nuclear infrastructure has sustained damage but much remains operational.

8 sources
WorldMar 6

British Airways Operates Emergency Evacuation Flights from Oman Amid Middle East Crisis

British Airways has chartered repatriation flights from Oman to evacuate British nationals stranded in the Middle East amid ongoing regional violence.

11 sources
WorldMay 19

Son of Mango founder arrested following father's fatal fall in Spanish mountains

The son of Mango clothing company founder has been detained by authorities after his father died in a fall from cliffs near Barcelona in December 2024.

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WorldMay 8

Spanish Police Seize Record 30 Tons of Cocaine, Arrest 23 Crew Members

Spanish authorities confiscated 30 tons of cocaine and detained 23 crew members in what officials describe as a record-breaking drug seizure in Europe.

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WorldApr 11

Naval Activity and Oil Transport Continue Through Strait of Hormuz

U.S. Navy ships and oil tankers moved through the Strait of Hormuz as President Trump announced empty tankers heading to the U.S. to load oil and gas.

8 sources
WorldMar 24

Colombian military transport plane crashes with 125 soldiers aboard

A Colombian Air Force C-130 transport plane carrying 125 soldiers and crew crashed during takeoff in the Amazon region, with casualties feared.

8 sources
WorldApr 24

Middle East Violence Continues as Diplomatic Efforts Proceed

Israeli strikes in Gaza kill multiple people while cease-fire talks with Iran are scheduled to continue this weekend.

5 sources
WorldMar 19

Civilians Remain in Lebanon's Tyre Despite Evacuation Orders as Israel-Hezbollah Conflict Escalates

Some residents of the southern Lebanese city of Tyre continue daily routines near bomb sites despite evacuation orders as fighting between Israel and Hezbollah intensifies.

8 sources
WorldApr 24

Netanyahu reveals he underwent treatment for early-stage prostate cancer

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu disclosed he was successfully treated for prostate cancer 18 months ago and delayed announcing the diagnosis.

5 sources
WorldApr 21

Ukraine pledges to restore Druzhba oil pipeline flow by end of April

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy commits to restarting the major oil pipeline to Hungary by month's end following Hungarian calls for swift action.

6 sources
WorldJun 12

Mexican Journalist Killed in Veracruz, Another Reporter Kidnapped

A Mexican reporter was killed in Veracruz state while another journalist was abducted from her home by armed assailants.

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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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