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WorldMay 9

Rubio says Cuba rejected $100M US humanitarian aid amid sanctions defense

Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated Cuba turned down a $100 million US humanitarian aid offer while defending new sanctions on the island nation.

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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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WorldMar 20

Russian blogger critical of Putin placed in psychiatric facility

Ilya Remeslo, a Russian blogger who criticized Putin's war in Ukraine, has been placed in a psychiatric facility according to hospital confirmation.

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WorldMar 31

Premature babies evacuated from Gaza during war return home after two years

At least eight children who were evacuated as premature newborns during heavy fighting in Gaza have been reunited with their families after two years.

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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.

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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 23

EU Plans Crisis Response Tests as Security Concerns Mount

European Union leaders are developing operational plans to clarify mutual assistance obligations under Article 42.7 of EU treaties.

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WorldApr 30

Rubio Dismisses Reports of Potential US Review of Falklands Position

Secretary of State Marco Rubio called leaked memo suggesting possible US policy change on Falkland Islands 'just an email' amid royal visit focus.

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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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WorldMar 30

Australian PM, Egyptian President Voice Concerns Over Middle East War Escalation

Australia's Albanese calls for clarity on Iran war objectives while Egypt's Sisi warns oil prices could exceed $200 per barrel.

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WorldMay 23

Migrants cross English Channel for first time in nearly two weeks

People in lifejackets arrived at Dover on Friday, marking the first Channel crossing since May 9.

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WorldApr 22

Indonesia Grants Legal Recognition to Domestic Workers After Decades-Long Campaign

Indonesia has legally recognized domestic workers after a 22-year advocacy effort, affecting approximately 4.2 million workers.

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WorldFeb 26

Mexican Cartel Leader 'El Mencho' Reportedly Killed in Villa Raid Near Tapalpa

Multiple news outlets report on the villa where alleged cartel leader 'El Mencho' was reportedly killed during a raid near the town of Tapalpa, Mexico.

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WorldApr 30

Canada Explores Arctic Trade Route Through Churchill as Climate Changes

Canada is evaluating the viability of establishing a year-round northern shipping route from Churchill, Manitoba to Europe as Arctic warming accelerates.

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WorldMay 15

Greece Reports Separate Maritime Incidents Involving Turkey and Ukrainian Sea Drone

Greece has raised concerns about Turkish fishing activities in the eastern Mediterranean while investigating a suspected Ukrainian sea drone that malfunctioned.

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