WorldApr 15
U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Cartel Figure as Mexico Faces 133,000 Missing Persons Crisis
The U.S. sanctioned an alleged cartel human smuggling coordinator while Mexico's president confronts over 133,000 disappearances.
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WorldApr 16
Navy Reservist Arrested After International Manhunt in Wife's Murder Case
Navy reservist David Varela was arrested overseas following a two-month international manhunt after his wife's body was discovered in a freezer in Norfolk, Virginia.
3 sources
WorldMar 12
Ukraine-Hungary Tensions Rise as Election Campaign Intensifies
Diplomatic tensions between Ukraine and Hungary have escalated amid Hungary's upcoming election campaign and ongoing war-related disputes.
4 sources
WorldMay 15
Helsinki Airport Reopens After Drone Threat Resolved
Finnish authorities reopened Helsinki airport after resolving an unspecified drone threat that had disrupted operations.
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WorldApr 15
Mexican President Vows to Defend Citizens Amid US Policy Tensions
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum promises to defend Mexican nationals following deaths in US custody and other bilateral tensions.
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WorldApr 26
Ukrainian Drone Attack Damages Russian Fertilizer Plant in Vologda Region
A Ukrainian drone attack damaged a fertilizer plant in Russia's Vologda region, marking the second such strike on the facility in April.
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WorldMar 6
Spanish PM Sánchez Confronts Trump Over Iran Military Base Dispute
Pedro Sánchez delivered a televised address after Trump threatened trade cuts over Spain's refusal to allow US bases for Iran strikes.
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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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WorldMay 29
U.S. F-15 Fighter Jet Shot Down Over Iran, Sources Say
An American F-15 fighter jet was reportedly shot down over southwestern Iran last month, prompting a rescue mission.
1 source
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.
2 sources
WorldApr 10
Fire Extinguished at Mexico's Dos Bocas Refinery, Second Incident Since March
Mexico's state oil company Pemex successfully extinguished a fire at its Dos Bocas refinery, marking the second such incident at the facility since March.
5 sources
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.
2 sources
WorldMar 16
Dubai airport drone incident prompts flight diversions, reports of arrests
A drone incident at Dubai airport forced flight diversions and reportedly led to arrests of witnesses who shared images.
3 sources
WorldApr 13
BBC Reports from Southern Lebanon City Following Israeli Strikes
BBC correspondent accompanies paramedics in Nabatieh, Lebanon, documenting conditions in the formerly populated city after recent Israeli military operations.
2 sources
WorldApr 13
Colombia authorizes culling of up to 80 hippos descended from Pablo Escobar's zoo
Colombian officials plan to kill dozens of feral hippos brought by drug lord Pablo Escobar in the 1980s due to threats to native species and local communities.
4 sources
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