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WorldJun 8

North Korea Strengthens Control During Pandemic, Benefits from Russia-Ukraine War

Kim Jong-un used COVID-19 restrictions to consolidate power while North Korea's economy gained from supporting Russia's war effort.

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WorldApr 27

Iraq's Parliament Nominates Businessman Ali al-Zaidi as Prime Minister

Iraq's dominant parliamentary bloc has selected businessman Ali al-Zaidi to serve as the country's next prime minister after an extended selection process.

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WorldMay 4

King Charles Conducts State Visit to US Amid Trump Administration

King Charles III made a state visit to the United States in 2026 during the Trump presidency, attending official events and ceremonies.

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WorldMay 18

5.2 Magnitude Earthquake Kills 2, Injures 4 in China's Guangxi Region

A 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck China's Guangxi region early Monday, killing two people, injuring four others, and prompting evacuation of over 7,000 residents.

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WorldApr 28

Chinese Leaders Address Economic Resilience Amid Global Uncertainties

China's leadership discusses measures to counter economic shocks while the country's economy shows stability despite global tensions.

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WorldMay 11

Mexican Senator Accuses President of Protecting Cartel-Linked Politicians

Opposition senator alleges President Sheinbaum's administration shields politicians connected to Sinaloa Cartel indictments.

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WorldMay 1

Indian Man Carries Sister's Remains to Bank in Viral Video

A video showing a man from Odisha state carrying his sister's skeleton to a bank has sparked widespread reaction online.

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WorldMay 18

Turkey Offers Financial Incentives to Boost Birth Rates as Population Growth Slows

Turkish government implements cash grants and subsidized loans to encourage families to have more children amid declining birth rates.

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WorldMar 23

Hong Kong Police Gain Authority to Demand Phone Passwords Under Security Rules

New national security regulations in Hong Kong allow police to demand phone passwords, with non-compliance punishable by up to one year in jail and fines.

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WorldMay 4

Iran Executes Three Over Anti-Government Protests as West Bank Violence Continues

Iran executed three people linked to anti-government protests while Israeli settlers intensify attacks against Palestinians in the West Bank.

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WorldMar 5

Iran Expected to Select New Supreme Leader as US Monitors Process

Iran is preparing to name a new Supreme Leader, with the United States closely watching the succession process.

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WorldApr 27

60 Countries Meet in Colombia to Discuss Phasing Out Fossil Fuels

Sixty nations gathered in Santa Marta, Colombia for the first international meeting focused on transitioning away from fossil fuels, with the U.S. not invited.

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WorldMar 23

Iran Fires Missiles at Diego Garcia; UK Government Delayed Public Disclosure

Iran launched missiles at the British territory of Diego Garcia, with the UK government taking over 30 hours to publicly confirm the incident.

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WorldMay 4

Australia begins royal commission hearings on Bondi attack and antisemitism

A royal commission investigating the Bondi Beach attack and rising antisemitism in Australia has commenced hearings, with victim's daughter giving first testimony.

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WorldMar 30

Activists Call for Action Against Rising Digital Violence Targeting Women in Africa

Experts warn of increasing online violence against women and girls across Africa as internet usage surges among young people under 30.

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