WorldApr 25
US Military Kills Two in Eastern Pacific Drug Boat Strike
The U.S. military conducted a lethal strike on a boat in the Eastern Pacific, killing two people in what officials described as a counter-narcotics operation.
5 sources
WorldMar 7
Ukraine to Send Military Experts to Middle East to Counter Iranian Drones
Ukrainian President Zelensky announced Ukraine will deploy military specialists to help counter Iranian drones in the Middle East following a U.S. request.
9 sources
WorldMar 30
North Korea Conducts Solid-Fuel Engine Test for Long-Range Missile Development
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un observed a test of a solid-fuel engine for weapons development, according to state media reports.
6 sources
WorldMar 20
Officials Address Iran Conflict as Trump Administration Signals Policy Positions
Intelligence officials testified about U.S.-Iran conflict while Trump administration addresses diplomatic and immigration implications.
5 sources
WorldJun 14
Palestinian death toll in Gaza surpasses 73,000 amid stalled ceasefire
Gaza's Health Ministry reports over 73,000 Palestinian deaths since the conflict began, as a ceasefire remains in effect but stalled over implementation issues.
1 source
WorldApr 7
Brazil Places Chinese Automaker BYD on Labor Violations List
Brazilian authorities added Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD to an official list citing slavery-like working conditions.
5 sources
WorldMar 16
Dubai Airport Suspends Flights Following Fuel Tank Attack
Dubai's main airport halted flight operations after a fuel tank attack, though details about the incident remain limited.
4 sources
WorldMar 29
WTO Reform Talks Progress Despite US-India E-commerce Dispute
World Trade Organization members are approaching agreement on reform measures while negotiations face obstacles over e-commerce rules between the US and India.
6 sources
WorldMay 18
Belgian Ex-Diplomat Dies Before Trial in Patrice Lumumba Murder Case
Étienne Davignon, 93, died before standing trial as the first person charged in the 1961 assassination of Congo's first prime minister.
2 sources
WorldApr 30
USS Gerald R Ford to return home after record 10-month deployment
The world's largest aircraft carrier will end its record-breaking deployment of more than 300 days and return to Virginia in mid-May.
3 sources
WorldMay 19
Shooting incident reported in southern region, casualties confirmed
News outlets report shooting incident with multiple casualties, though details differ between sources.
3 sources
WorldApr 16
Trump Announces Israeli, Lebanese Leaders to Hold First Talks in Decades
President Trump says Israeli and Lebanese leaders will speak Thursday, marking their first direct communication in approximately 34 years.
3 sources
WorldMar 20
Iran executes 3 men including national team wrestler over January protests
Iran carried out executions of three men, including wrestler Saleh Mohammadi from the national team, in connection with January demonstrations.
5 sources
WorldMar 21
United Airlines Cuts Flights 5%, US Releases Oil Reserves Amid Iran Conflict Concerns
United Airlines reduced flight capacity and the US released strategic oil reserves as companies prepare for potential oil price spikes from Iran tensions.
4 sources
WorldMar 14
Analysis Shows Iranian Drones Challenging U.S. and Allied Defense Systems
NBC News analysis of videos and satellite imagery indicates Iranian drone technology is creating new defensive challenges for U.S. and allied forces.
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