WorldJun 12
State Department Calls Houthi Red Sea Shipping Restrictions Unacceptable
The U.S. State Department has condemned Houthi restrictions on Red Sea shipping as unacceptable amid concerns about potential escalation.
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WorldApr 1
Russian military transport plane crashes in Crimea, killing 29
A Russian An-26 military transport aircraft crashed in Crimea, resulting in 29 fatalities according to the defense ministry.
6 sources
WorldMay 20
Texas storms and LaGuardia sinkhole disrupt air travel across US
Severe weather in Texas and infrastructure issues at LaGuardia Airport caused widespread flight cancellations and delays across the United States.
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WorldMar 24
Denmark Holds Early Election Following Tensions Over Greenland With US
Danish voters cast ballots in a general election called early by PM Mette Frederiksen after a diplomatic crisis with President Trump over Greenland.
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WorldMay 28
Asylum seekers deported by US held at family-owned hotel in Equatorial Guinea
Under a $7.5 million agreement, asylum seekers deported from the US are being detained at a hotel in Equatorial Guinea owned by the country's ruling family.
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WorldJun 12
Nineteen Arrested in Northern Ireland Following Disorder and Arson Attack
Police arrested 19 people following disorder in Northern Ireland, including an arson attack on a house in north Belfast.
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WorldMay 16
Iran Stock Market to Reopen Tuesday; FIFA Officials to Meet Iranian FA Saturday
Iranian stock market will resume trading Tuesday while FIFA officials are scheduled to meet with Iran's football association Saturday regarding World Cup participation.
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WorldApr 19
Iranian businesswoman arrested at LAX on arms trafficking charges
A dual Iranian-American citizen was detained at Los Angeles International Airport on federal charges related to alleged arms procurement for Iran.
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WorldApr 20
U.S. Military Strike on Caribbean Boat Kills 3 in Anti-Drug Operation
The U.S. military conducted a strike against a suspected drug-smuggling vessel in the Caribbean Sea, killing three people.
6 sources
WorldApr 27
Cross-border attacks in Afghanistan's Kunar province leave casualties
Afghan Taliban officials report casualties from cross-border attacks attributed to Pakistan in Kunar province.
4 sources
WorldMar 25
Australia, EU Finalize Trade Deal; European Car Sales Rise in February
Australia and the European Union concluded a trade agreement while European car sales showed modest growth in February, with Tesla ending a year-long decline.
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WorldApr 20
Multiple Russia-Related Developments Emerge Across Energy, Security, and Economic Sectors
Various Russia-related stories surface involving oil policy, security incidents, economic assessments, and asset seizures.
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WorldMar 16
U.S. Military Identifies Six Service Members Killed in Iraq Plane Crash
The U.S. military identified six service members killed in a Thursday plane crash in western Iraq as additional forces deploy to the Middle East.
6 sources
WorldMay 20
Board of Peace to ask UN to press Hamas on Gaza disarmament amid stalled ceasefire
The Board of Peace overseeing the Gaza ceasefire will ask the UN Security Council to press Hamas to disarm, citing the group's refusal as the main obstacle to progress.
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WorldMar 5
Pentagon Investigating Deadly Strike on Iranian Girls' School That Killed Over 165
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says Pentagon is investigating Saturday strike on Iranian girls' school that Iranian officials report killed at least 165 students.
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