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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 25

New Zealand Adjusts Immigration and Trade Policies Amid Supply Chain Concerns

New Zealand announces changes to its investor visa program and emphasizes need for sustainable supply chains for critical resources.

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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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WorldApr 16

US General Warns of Russian Nuclear Anti-Satellite Weapon Development

U.S. Space Command chief expresses concern about potential Russian nuclear weapon in space that could disrupt satellites and Earth operations.

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WorldApr 11

Russia Seizes Control of US-Linked Manufacturing Firm Under Putin Decree

Russia has taken control of Pennsylvania-linked manufacturer CANPACK's $700 million business operations through a presidential decree signed by Vladimir Putin.

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WorldMay 28

Three injured in knife attack at Swiss train station, suspect arrested

A 31-year-old Swiss man was arrested after injuring three people with a knife at a train station in Winterthur, Switzerland.

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WorldApr 27

22 Buddhist monks arrested at airport with 110kg of cannabis in luggage

Sri Lankan Buddhist monks were arrested after authorities discovered approximately 110 kilograms of cannabis hidden in their luggage upon returning from Thailand.

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WorldApr 5

Russian Baltic Port Resumes Crude Oil Loading Operations After Recent Attacks

A major Russian Baltic Sea port has resumed crude oil loading operations following recent attacks that had disrupted activities.

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WorldApr 26

Four Candidates Compete for UN Secretary-General Position

Four candidates seeking to lead the United Nations underwent extensive questioning on global issues including peace and poverty reduction.

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WorldApr 16

Iran reportedly prepares execution of first female protester from 2022 unrest

Iran is preparing to execute its first female protester connected to 2022 demonstrations, according to human rights groups.

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WorldMar 4

Iraq Oil Output Cut as Hormuz Disruption Concerns Mount, Officials and Analysts Say

Iraq has reduced oil production amid potential Strait of Hormuz disruptions, with further cuts possible if shipping channel remains affected.

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WorldMay 17

Palestinians Use Rubble-Based Building Blocks as Gaza Reconstruction Continues

Palestinians in Gaza are creating interlocking building blocks from debris to construct shelters amid ongoing reconstruction efforts following recent conflicts.

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WorldMar 5

Russian LNG Tanker Sinks in Mediterranean After Explosions and Fire

A Russian liquefied natural gas tanker sank in the Mediterranean Sea between Libya and Malta following explosions and fire, with Russia blaming Ukrainian drones.

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WorldApr 5

Health Workers Among Casualties in Israel-Gaza-Lebanon Conflict

Lebanon reports 54 health workers killed during Israeli operations, while Gaza medics report four Palestinian deaths from Israeli fire.

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WorldMay 6

Venezuela Challenges World Court Jurisdiction in Guyana Territory Dispute

Venezuela told the International Court of Justice it lacks jurisdiction over the territorial dispute with Guyana concerning oil-rich Essequibo region.

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