WorldApr 23
China Releases Deep-Sea Mineral Atlas, Advances Maritime Military Presence
China published detailed maps of ocean floor minerals while continuing military expansion in disputed waters.
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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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WorldMay 25
Man sprays substance at Tokyo mall, sending 19-20 people to hospital
A man sprayed an unidentified substance at a luxury shopping mall in Tokyo's Ginza district, requiring hospitalization of nearly 20 people.
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WorldApr 23
Trudeau Says Economic Pressure from U.S., Europe Nearly Pushed Canada Toward China
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said economic coercion from the U.S. and Europe almost drove Canada closer to China, while questioning the effectiveness of international organizations.
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WorldApr 12
Israeli Ambassador Says U.S. and Israel Coordinating Closely on Iran Operations
Israeli Ambassador Michael Leiter stated the two nations have been coordinated in planning and implementation regarding Iran conflict.
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WorldApr 23
Russian oil flow to Slovakia resumes through Ukraine pipeline after three-month halt
Oil deliveries to Slovakia through the Druzhba pipeline crossing Ukraine resumed Thursday after a three-month suspension that escalated tensions.
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WorldMay 25
Infrastructure Damage Reported in Russian Border Regions Amid Ongoing Conflict
Russian authorities report energy infrastructure damage in Belgorod region from missile attack, while forensic work continues at damaged dormitory in Luhansk.
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WorldMay 14
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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WorldMar 16
Russia Reports Intercepting Large-Scale Ukrainian Drone Attack
Russian military officials said they intercepted what they described as the largest Ukrainian drone assault in over a year.
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WorldApr 12
Benin Holds Presidential Election as Finance Minister Expected to Win
Benin conducted its presidential election Sunday with the finance minister favored to succeed term-limited President Patrice Talon.
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WorldMay 3
Two women die in Channel crossing attempt from France
Two women died when a small boat carrying 82 people ran aground on a beach in northern France during an attempted Channel crossing.
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WorldApr 1
Food Aid Cut for Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh Camps
Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh will receive reduced food assistance starting Wednesday due to funding shortfalls.
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WorldMay 3
Israel Approves Purchase of F-35 and F-15IA Fighter Jets from U.S. Defense Contractors
Israel has approved a plan to acquire F-35 and F-15IA fighter aircraft from American aerospace companies Lockheed Martin and Boeing.
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WorldMar 10
Pentagon Reports $5.6B in Munitions Used in First Two Days of Iran Conflict
The Defense Department informed Congress that approximately $5.6 billion worth of munitions were expended during the initial 48 hours of military operations involving Iran.
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WorldMay 3
US Indictment of Mexican Governor Creates Diplomatic Tensions
A US indictment of a Mexican governor has highlighted cartel corruption issues and created challenges for bilateral relations and Mexico's new president.
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