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WorldMar 5

White House Says Not Aware of US Strike on Iranian School, Defense Dept Investigating

White House press secretary says administration unaware of reported US strike on girls' school in Iran that allegedly killed 175 people.

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WorldApr 10

Dutch Police Investigate International Sextortion Campaign Targeting Women and Girls

Dutch authorities are seeking victims of an international sextortion operation that allegedly coerced dozens of women and girls into degrading sexual acts.

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WorldApr 21

Trump's 'Board of Peace' Holds Talks with DP World on Gaza Reconstruction

Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace' has engaged in discussions with Dubai-based port operator DP World regarding reconstruction efforts in Gaza.

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WorldMar 28

Aerial Attacks Target Gulf Region Infrastructure and Cities

Kuwait airport radar systems damaged in drone attacks while missile interception near Abu Dhabi injures six people.

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WorldApr 9

Irish Military Deployed as Fuel Protests Block Critical Infrastructure

Irish authorities deployed military personnel to address vehicle blockades during ongoing fuel protests.

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WorldMar 16

Trump Warns of Possible Delay to Xi Summit Over Strait of Hormuz Issue

President Trump threatened to postpone upcoming meeting with Chinese President Xi if China doesn't help reopen Strait of Hormuz.

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WorldApr 20

Bolton Criticizes Iran Ceasefire as Ahmad Vahidi Emerges as Key IRGC Figure

Former national security adviser John Bolton criticized a two-week ceasefire with Iran, while analysts highlight the rising influence of IRGC commander Ahmad Vahidi.

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WorldMar 27

Mexico Reports 40,000 of 130,000 Missing Persons May Still Be Alive

Mexican authorities estimate that 40,000 of the country's 130,000 officially disappeared people may still be living.

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WorldApr 8

Ecuador President Considers US Military Assistance Against Drug Gangs

Ecuador's president indicated US troops could potentially help combat drug trafficking organizations amid escalating violence.

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WorldApr 20

New Zealand declares emergency in Wellington as flooding prompts evacuations

Wellington declared a state of emergency as flooding hit New Zealand's capital, with some residents urged to evacuate due to continued flood risks.

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WorldApr 20

Four Candidates Seek UN Secretary-General Position This Week

Four candidates will audition this week for the UN Secretary-General position, significantly fewer than the previous selection process in 2016.

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WorldMar 27

Somalia Faces Severe Child Malnutrition Crisis as Aid Supplies Disrupted

Nearly 1.84 million Somali children under 5 face acute malnutrition in 2026 as drought, conflict, and supply disruptions worsen humanitarian crisis.

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WorldMar 9

Asian Countries and IMF Address Economic Risks from Middle East Conflict

Asian governments and the IMF are taking steps to prepare for potential economic disruptions stemming from the ongoing Middle East conflict.

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WorldApr 19

North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Oversees Missile Test with Cluster Warheads

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised a test of missiles equipped with cluster warheads according to Reuters reporting.

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WorldMar 9

Hungary Requests EU Suspend Russian Energy Sanctions

Hungary has formally asked the European Union to suspend sanctions on Russian energy imports.

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