WorldApr 5
Over 70 migrants feared dead in Mediterranean boat capsizing off Libya
A migrant boat capsized off Libya's coast with more than 70 people feared drowned, while 32 others were rescued by ships near Italy.
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WorldMar 29
Princeton Student Released After 903 Days in Iraqi Captivity
Elizabeth Tsurkov, a Princeton doctoral student, was freed in September 2025 after being held hostage by an Iran-backed militia in Iraq for over two years.
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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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WorldMar 11
At least six people killed in bus fire in Switzerland
A bus fire in Switzerland's Fribourg canton killed at least six people and injured others, with the cause still unknown.
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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 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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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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WorldApr 30
Global Press Freedom Hits 25-Year Low, Reporters Without Borders Reports
Reporters Without Borders warns that press freedom worldwide has declined to its lowest point in 25 years.
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WorldMar 18
India Faces Dual Health and Tech Industry Transitions
India's IT sector confronts AI disruption concerns while generic weight-loss drugs enter market following patent expiration.
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WorldMar 17
At Least 23 Killed in Suspected Suicide Attacks in Nigeria's Maiduguri
Suspected suicide bombings in Maiduguri, Nigeria killed at least 23 people in the latest security incident in the northeastern city.
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WorldMar 20
Muslims Mark End of Ramadan with Eid Celebrations Amid Regional Conflicts
Muslims worldwide observed Eid al-Fitr to mark the end of Ramadan, with large gatherings in cities like Birmingham while conflicts in the Middle East cast a shadow over celebrations.
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WorldMay 7
German Official Discusses Relations Between Merz and Trump
German diplomatic sources comment on relationship between political figures, though full details unavailable from provided sources.
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WorldJun 5
UK Military Chief Says Country Faces Most Dangerous Period in Recent Memory
Britain's Chief of the Defence Staff warns of escalating Russian incursions into UK defenses that risk crossing red lines.
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WorldJun 5
IAEA Negotiates Local Ceasefire for Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Power Line Repairs
The International Atomic Energy Agency brokered a temporary ceasefire to enable repairs to a power line serving the Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility.
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WorldMar 10
Vietnam Urges Remote Work to Conserve Fuel Amid Supply Disruptions
Vietnam has called on citizens to work from home to conserve fuel as the country faces supply disruptions and rising prices.
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