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Heavy rains and strong winds have flooded and damaged displacement tents across Gaza.
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The 49-year-old was found to have subjected a girl and a boy to multiple incidents of abuse.
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More than 1,200 Palestinians have been killed since the October 2025 ceasefire agreement.
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Trump said tariffs on Canadian auto and steel will double to 50 percent from January 1.
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Humanoid robots are breaking world records in sports, and are increasingly being developed and tested for military use.
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The UK's willingness to share classified missile-production knowledge sets a potentially important precedent.
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Ambrogio Lorenzetti, “Temperance (Detail),” ca. 1338-1340 COMMENTARY: A famous saying — ‘It ain’t over over till it’s over’ — has un...
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Israeli settler attacks, aided by military, increasingly fit the definition of a pogrom.
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Algerian primary schools will begin teaching English before French for the first time, signalling a drift from France.
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Pope Leo XIV receives a statue of St. Michael the Archangel from a soldier after his private audience with the Military Ordinariate of Portu...
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Rain and flooding from Typhoon Narra hits China and Vietnam
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‘Barrel bomb mufti’ sentenced to life in Syria
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The cancellation follows Trump's surprise order last week to scale back a separate annual joint military drill.
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Pro-Palestine activists from the ‘People Against Genocide’ group occupied a Martin-Baker factory in the UK.
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A landfill collapse in Conakry kills 30, injures six, and destroys homes after heavy rains in Guinea's capital.
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Security forces used tear gas, pellet guns and electric shock devices against student protesters, Amnesty inquiry found.
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Melissa Hartog/Illustration The beloved 'Bear of Little Brain' turns 100 this year. ‘Milne never preaches,’ Ashenden reflected. ‘...
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Tehran has threatened to retaliate against any country that joins new US economic measures.
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US Southern Command says Sunday's strike targeted vessel operating along established narco-trafficking routes.
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Twenty-one cricket captains request PM Sharif's government to ensure Khan is given timely and independent medical care.
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Argentinian striker was targeted by fans while warming up and jeered again after coming on in the 66th minute.
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McLaren's reigning champion Lando Norris celebrates his second win in a row from pole position at Zandvoort.
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The victory of Adilet, founded earlier this year, is likely to consolidate the power of President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
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Trabzonspor’s president reacted in disbelief after Mohamed Salah had a goal disallowed in his first start for the club.
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EU crews and a Russian aircraft help Serbia fight major wildfires as extreme heat fuels fires across the Balkans.
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Pakistan says it can offer a channel between Tehran and Washington, but analysts differ over how much influence it has.
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Salah started his first game for the Turkish Super Lig side, whom he joined on a free transfer earlier this month.
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Maradona’s 1986 World Cup ball sold for $3.35m. He used his hand to score against England, dubbing it the ‘Hand of God’.
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Abbas Araghchi said new US sanctions, likely to be unveiled Monday, are like watching the 'same movie on repeat'.
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A fast-moving wildfire near Reno, Nevada, has forced 42,000 people to evacuate and put another 45,000 on alert.
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As Kenya courts data-centre investment, communities fear growing pressure on an already stressed water system.
