World2d ago
Brazil begins demarcating Amazon territory for uncontacted indigenous group
Brazilian government starts marking 410,000-hectare territory for nomadic Kawahiva people after 27-year process.
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WorldMay 3
Pentagon to Withdraw 5,000 U.S. Troops from Germany in Coming Months
The U.S. military will remove approximately 5,000 service members from Germany within 6-12 months, reducing the total deployment.
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WorldMay 1
Shipping Traffic Through Strait of Hormuz Reduced Amid US-Iran Tensions
Maritime traffic through the strategically important Strait of Hormuz has decreased as diplomatic tensions between the United States and Iran continue.
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World1d ago
Rights Groups Report Execution Surge in Iran Following Recent Cease-fire
Human rights organizations report increased executions in Iran since a cease-fire, with many victims allegedly detained during January protests.
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World3d ago
India Bans Sugar Exports Through September to Secure Domestic Supply
India has prohibited sugar exports until the end of September to ensure adequate domestic supply amid concerns about production levels.
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WorldMay 8
China-Taiwan Tensions Rise Amid Regional Diplomatic Disputes
China criticized Taiwan's diplomatic ties and condemned Eswatini in travel dispute while regional energy issues dominate ASEAN summit.
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World4d ago
Kremlin Makes Diplomatic Statements on Ukraine Mediation and Armenia Relations
Russia proposes former German chancellor for Ukraine talks while criticizing Armenia's support for Ukrainian president.
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World3d ago
Kuwait Says Armed Iranians Attempted Maritime Infiltration
Kuwait's interior ministry reported that armed Iranians attempted to infiltrate Bubiyan Island by sea on May 1, leading to gunfire with soldiers.
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WorldApr 29
First LNG Tanker Crosses Hormuz Since Iran War as Oil Prices Rise
An ADNOC LNG tanker has crossed the Strait of Hormuz for the first time since the Iran war began, while oil companies report increased profits from higher fuel prices.
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World6d ago
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.
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WorldMay 3
US bypasses Congress for $8.6 billion Middle East military sales
The United States used emergency authority to approve $8.6 billion in military equipment sales to Middle Eastern allies without standard congressional review.
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WorldMay 8
Two Russian Drones Crash in Latvia, Damaging Oil Storage Facility
Two unmanned aircraft from Russia crashed in Latvia, causing damage to an oil storage facility in the latest cross-border incident.
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World6d ago
Venezuela Leadership Change Raises Questions About Conditions for Returning Migrants
Following recent political changes in Venezuela, observers debate whether improved conditions might encourage Venezuelan migrants to return home.
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WorldApr 23
Trump Extends Iran Ceasefire Indefinitely, Maintains Military Blockade
President Trump announced an indefinite extension of a two-week ceasefire with Iran, citing Pakistan's mediation role and ongoing peace talks.
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World6d ago
Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra Released from Prison
Thaksin Shinawatra, Thailand's controversial former prime minister, has been released from custody amid questions about his future political role.
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