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Everything we know so far about the deadly earthquakes in Venezuela
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Pope Leo XIV speaks in St. Peter's Square at the general audience on May 27, 2026. Venezuela was hit by two earthquakes measuring 7...
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Kyiv circumvents air defences to target oil supplies, power stations, convoys and bridges, starving Russian front line.
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A spike in potent synthetic drugs comes as manufacturers respond to geopolitical changes and look to increase profits.
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The extreme June temperatures would have been 'virtually impossible' 50 years ago, says World Weather Attribution group.
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Experts say the first three days following a serious quake often determine how many lives can still be saved.
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Mohamed Salah's Egypt and Mehdi Taremi's Iran are both in the hunt for the FIFA World Cup knockouts in Group G.
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Heatwaves are forcing the continent to choose between preserving the past and adapting for the future.
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Defence contractors, energy companies and investment banks saw profits soar as war and uncertainty upended markets.
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Inadequate infrastructure in Caracas due to underfunding intensified destruction from the tremors.
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A nation used to cold, rainy weather is starting to discuss the value of overhauling its systems.
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Rising rents and prices outpacing wages provoke global debate: Is housing a basic right or an investment asset?
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Kim Jong Un demands a 'deadly and destructive offensive posture' as North Korea upgrades arsenal to reach all of South.
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Driver plows through Mexico World Cup crowd
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Israeli and Lebanese delegations will continue their talks on Friday.
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The US Supreme Court has sided with the Trump administration in its bid to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS).
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Kaan Ayhan scored the winner late in stoppage time as Turkiye handed the US their first defeat of 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Satellite images compare Venezuela's coastal city of La Guaira before and after twin earthquakes struck.
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Despite ceasefires and shifting military fronts, Israel’s wars continue, with no clear end or lasting security gains.
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Brent crude rises after cargo ship comes under attack in key waterway.
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Netherlands top Group F with seven points and will face Morocco in the round of 32 in Monterrey on Monday.
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Goals from Daizen Maeda and Anthony Elanga were enough to see both teams through to the Round of 32.
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Data centres and AI systems are expanding across Africa, bringing new pressure on energy and resources.
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Plan International said children and young people must be at the centre of Venezuela's earthquake response.
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Israeli leader says military to stay in occupied areas of southern Lebanon 'as long as necessary', despite US-Iran deal.
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The UN says it is scaling up its response after twin earthquakes devastated Venezuela.
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Shafali Verma's half-century helps the 50-over world champions reach the target inside 17 overs at Old Trafford.
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The West Africans will face the second-place finisher between France and Norway in Group I on Tuesday in Texas.
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Venezuelans battle to rescue loved ones trapped alive beneath rubble of collapsed buildings after two major earthquakes.
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Initial forecasts suggest damage could cost as much as 7 percent of the South American nation's GDP.
