U.K. secretly resettled Afghans after data breach
By Karla Adam
Ben Wallace says he makes 'no apology' for Afghan injunction
By Ruth Comerford
Thousands of Afghans secretly moved to Britain after data leak
By Sam Tobin & Andrew F MacAskill
Wallace rejects claim Afghans with ‘tenuous’ links to UK admitted as ex-Tory minister says resettlement scheme was ‘hapless’ – live
By Andrew Sparrow
Revealed: Leak that risked lives of 100,000 Afghans — and £7bn cover-up
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DHS sends migrants to Eswatini in new 3rd-country deportation
By Rebecca Falconer
DHS announces 'third country deportation flight' landed in Southern Africa's Eswatini
By Landon Mion
U.S. sends 5 men to Eswatini in third-country deportation, DHS says
By Frances Vinall
Trump administration deports five migrants to Eswatini in southern Africa
Trump Administration Resumes Deportation Flights, Sending Migrants to Eswatini
By Hamed Aleaziz
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Pompeii welcomes home erotic mosaic looted by Nazi officer
By gavin jones, Gareth Jones & Alvise Armellini
Erotic mosaic stolen by Nazi captain in second world war returned to Pompeii
By Angela Giuffrida
Erotic ancient Roman mosaic looted by Nazi officer returned to Pompeii
Erotic ancient mosaic stolen by Nazi German captain during WWII is returned to Pompeii
A Risqué Pompeii Mosaic Returns Home Decades After Wartime Theft
By Brian Boucher
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Vandals sentenced to more than 4 years for felling England’s beloved Sycamore Gap tree
By Brian Melley
Two men behind ‘senseless’ felling of Sycamore Gap tree jailed for more than four years
By Mark Brown
Men Who Cut Down Beloved Tree in England Get More Than 4 Years in Prison
By Lizzie Dearden
Men sentenced to over 4 years in prison for cutting down iconic tree
Duo sentenced to four years for ‘moronic’ killing of tree in England
By William Booth
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Syria: Israel bombs forces entering Druze city after deadly clashes
By David Gritten
What to Know About the Fighting in Southern Syria
By Christina Goldbaum
Clashes resume in Syria's Druze city of Sweida, Israel vows more strikes
Israel bombs Syria’s Druze city of Suwayda hours after ceasefire
Who are the Druze and why is Israel bombing Syria to protect them?
By Mostafa Salem, Mohammed Tawfeeq & Hira Humayun
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UN finds rising child malnutrition in Gaza, where officials say Israeli strikes kill 93 people
By Wafaa Shurafa
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Israeli attacks in Gaza kill at least 61 as UN warns of rising malnutrition
One in 10 children in its clinics are malnourished, UN Palestinian refugee agency says
By Olivia Le Poidevin
Aid for Gaza’s starving children is right at the gates. Let it in
By Juliette Touma
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Twenty killed in Hamas-led stampede, stabbing at Gaza Humanitarian Fund aid site
By Yonah Jeremy Bob
Gaza: GHF says 20 killed in 'crowd surge' at aid site
By David Gritten
LIVE: 20 people killed at US-, Israeli-backed site as starvation grips Gaza
By Edna Mohamed & Virginia Pietromarchi
U.S-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation says 20 people killed in crush
Israel slams UN for ignoring aid already in Gaza while demanding more
By Rachel Wolf
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Air India crash: Boeing aircraft in the spotlight
By Darko Janjevic
As theories swirl about Air India crash, key details remain unknown
By Theo Leggett
Air India Crash Findings Prompt Inspections of Boeing Fuel Switches
By John Yoon
India File: Air India crash report reveals a new mystery
By Ira Dugal
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By Holman W. Jenkins Jr.
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France's PM wants to scrap two public holidays to help fix government finances
By Elizabeth Pineau & Leigh Thomas
French PM looks to scrap two public holidays in bold bid to cut national debt
By Laura Gozzi
French PM may scrap two public holidays to reduce country’s crippling debt
By Jon Henley
France Proposes Cutting Two Public Holidays to Avert Budget Crisis
By Liz Alderman
France’s Lombard Says Will ‘Improve’ Budget in Opposition Talks
By Alan Katz
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Canadian NRI arrested for running over veteran marathoner Fauja Singh
By deepkamal kaur
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Australia’s Anthony Albanese walks US-China tightrope in Xi Jinping meeting
By Joe Leahy & Nic Fildes
Australian Premier Albanese Meets China’s Xi in Beijing
By David Pierson & Victoria Kim
Xi Jinping has Beijing singing to his tune on Anthony Albanese
By Bang Xiao
Anthony Albanese: Trade trumps geopolitics as Australia PM visits China
By Kelly Ng
President Xi Jinping tells Albanese China ready to ‘push the bilateral relationship further’
By Michelle Grattan
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Iran faces stiff sanctions if no deal by end of August, U.S. and allies agree
By Barak Ravid
France, UK, Germany to reimpose Iran sanctions in August if no progress
Iran says it will respond to reimposition of UN sanctions
Europe gives Iran deadline to contain nuclear programme or see sanctions reinstated
By Patrick Wintour
Gaza aid group says 20 Palestinians killed in crowd crush, blames armed Hamas agitators
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United Torah Judaism quits gov’t to protest new proposal on army enlistment exemptions
Netanyahu’s Ultra-Orthodox Allies Threaten His Coalition Government
By Aaron Boxerman
Netanyahu under mounting political pressure after party quits
By maayan lubell & Steven Scheer
Edelstein stands ground on draft-dodger sanctions as Shas set to depart coalition
Netanyahu’s governing coalition is fracturing. Here’s what it means for Israel and Gaza
By Tia Goldenberg
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France holds Bastille Day military parade that, years ago, inspired Trump
By Annabelle Timsit
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EU foreign ministers set to weigh sanctions against Israel over Gaza war
EU accused of ‘cruel and unlawful betrayal’ of Palestinians over failure to confront Israel
By Jennifer Rankin
EU delays measures against Israel on Gaza despite pressure to act
EU ministers request more detail and action from Israel on aid deal for Gaza
By Sam Mcneil
EU-Israel: Refusal to suspend the EU-Israel Association Agreement is a ‘cruel and unlawful betrayal’
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China launches new spacesuits, other supplies to Tiangong space station (video)
By Mike Wall
China launches Tianzhou-9 to Tiangong space station with record cargo and upgraded EVA suits
By Andrew Jones
Launch Roundup: Chinese cargo resupply mission, Falcon 9 launches Kuiper satellites
By Martin Smith
Chinese astronauts enter Tianzhou-9 cargo ship after docking
By Gong Zhe
China Sends New Extravehicular Activity Suits To Space Station
By Chuanren Chen
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Slovakia demands exemption to drop veto on EU Russia sanctions
By Jorge Liboreiro
Slovakia blocks EU move to impose new sanctions package on Russia – as it happened
By Jakub Krupa & Tom Ambrose
EU envoys near agreement on lower Russian oil price cap
By Julia Payne
EU Offers Slovakia Assurances on Proposed Ban of Russian Gas
By John Ainger & Daniel Horňák
Ukraine updates: EU fails to approve new Russia sanctions
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Japan calls China’s military activity its biggest strategic challenge
By Mari Yamaguchi
China, North Korea and Russia represent biggest security challenge since World War II, Japan says
By Brad Lendon
Japan warns of China’s military moves as biggest strategic challenge
Pacific Military Balance Tilting in China’s Favor, Says New Defense of Japan Report
Japan looks to Australia, India, Europe to help counter China
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‘Moral travesty,’ Israeli UN mission says of Hague Group ‘emergency summit’
By Mike Wagenheim
UN rapporteur calls for global action to stop ‘genocide’ in Gaza
By Manuel Rueda
UN’s Albanese hails 30-nation meeting aimed at ending Israeli occupation of Palestine
By Patrick Wintour
Colombia hosts first Hague Group summit to finalize action against Israel’s Gaza offensive
By Diego Stacey
Over 20 countries join emergency summit in Colombia over Israel's alleged international law violations
By Itamar Eichner
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Is Japan becoming anti-immigrant? Far-right parties gain momentum
By Julian Ryall
'Japanese First' party shakes up election with alarm over foreigners
By John Geddie & Tim Kelly
Japan launches government body to address concerns over foreign nationals
Fringe Party Vows to Put ‘Japan First’ to Chip Away at LDP Rule
By Erica Yokoyama & Reina Sasaki
Japan PM eyes tighter oversight of foreign residents via new office
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Israeli strikes kill 12 in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, governor says
By Samantha Granville
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EU tells Trump to ‘share the burden’ of sending Patriots to Ukraine
By Csongor Körömi & Jacopo Barigazzi
Europeans open to buying US arms for Ukraine under Trump plan but need details
By Lili Bayer & Andrew Gray
Netherlands, Denmark look to join Trump’s Ukraine arms plan
EU backs Trump Ukraine U-turn but wants US to 'share burden'
By Rosie Birchard
Denmark, Sweden back funding US weapons for Ukraine
By Kateryna Denisova
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A plea for peace from Taybeh
By Ibrahim Faltas
Top church leaders accuse Israeli authorities of abetting settler attacks in Taybeh
Archons condemn Israeli settler attack on Palestinian Christian village
Church leaders, diplomats, condemn Israeli settler violence in West Bank
Clerics accuse West Bank settlers of attacking Christian sites
By Ali Sawafta & Charlotte Greenfield
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Five EU states to test age verification app to protect children
By Foo Yun Chee
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Moroccan community calls for calm after anti-migrant clashes in Spanish town
By David Latona, Leonardo Benassatto & Violeta Santos Moura
Fourteen people arrested after anti-migrant riots in southern Spain
By Amy Walker
Police Arrest Far-Right Leader After Anti-Immigrant Riots in Spanish Town
By Jose Bautista & Lynsey Ebony Chutel
Eight arrested after far-right groups and migrants clash in Spanish town
Inside the private Telegram chat calling for immigrants in Spain to be ‘hunted down’: ‘Arab heads will roll’
By Manuel Viejo
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Patriot missiles — what they are and why everyone wants them
By Kateryna Hodunova
What are Patriot missiles and why does Ukraine need them so badly?
By Brad Lendon
Will Patriots promised by Trump boost Ukraine’s defence against Russia?
By Mansur Mirovalev
Why Trump has vowed to send more billion-dollar Patriots to Ukraine
The Patriot missile system is proving critical in Ukraine's defense
By Erica Star Domena & Rachel Cohn
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IDF chief said to call Gaza humanitarian city plan ‘unworkable’ at security meeting
Plan to Indefinitely Displace Palestinians Threatens to Derail Gaza Truce
By Patrick Kingsley & Aaron Boxerman
Former Israeli leader says planned ‘humanitarian city’ in Gaza would be a ‘concentration camp’
Concentration Camp, Illegal Orders and War Crimes: Israel's Madmen Have a Grim New Plan
By Dahlia Scheindlin
Israel’s Military Lawyers Raise Concerns About New Plan to Move Hundreds of Thousands of Gazans
By Dov Lieber & Feliz Solomon
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Massive Drone, Missile Strike Hits Zelensky’s Hometown – Teen Injured, Power Knocked Out
By Alisa Orlova
The first casualty is sleep as the bombs and missiles fall on Kyiv
By Anastacia Galouchka & David L. Stern
Sleeplessness, death, destruction: Russian attacks torment Kyiv
Russia Bombards Ukraine as U.S. Frustration Mounts
By Cassandra Vinograd
Russia launches fresh volley of deadly drone attacks on Ukraine in open defiance of Trump threat
By Shane Galvin
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93 Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza, Hamas-run health ministry says
Updates: Israel guns down hungry Palestinians in Gaza mass-casualty attack
By Virginia Pietromarchi, Edna Mohamed & Nils Adler
Gaza officials say children killed in strike as Israeli military admits 'error'
By Rushdi Abualouf
Gazans' daily struggle for water after deadly strike
Israel At War Day 648 IDF Strikes in Gaza Kill 99 Palestinians Over Past Day, Authorities Say
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US-backed ceasefire plan for Gaza still under discussion, but optimism fading
By Andrew Mills, Crispian Balmer & Howard Goller
Without U.S. Pressure, Israel and Hamas Could Be Locked in Excruciating Limbo for Weeks
By Chaim Levinson
Gaza ceasefire talks on verge of collapse, Palestinian officials say
By Rushdi Abualouf
Israel has eased stance on IDF pullback in Gaza, but not enough for Hamas — diplomat
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Insects listen in on plants ‘talking,’ groundbreaking Israeli study is first to show
Animals react to secret sounds from plants, say scientists
By Pallab Ghosh
For The First Time, An Animal Has Been Shown Responding To Plant-Produced Sounds
By Eleanor Higgs
First scientific evidence of auditory interaction between plants and animals
The bug whisperer: Israeli scientists decode nature's hidden language
By Adi Nirman
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Photos of the giant rats leading land mine detection efforts in Cambodia
By Anton L. Delgado
Rome cancels support for Gergiev concert
By Norman Lebrecht
Navalny’s widow leads calls for Italy to cancel concert by pro-Putin conductor
By Pjotr Sauer & Angela Giuffrida
Putin’s friend Gergiev set to conduct as Italy breaks ban on pro-Kremlin artists
By Sarah Rainsford
Italy minister warns concert with pro-Putin conductor risks turning into propaganda coup
By Alvise Armellini & Angelo Amante
Peter Gelb Condemns Valery Gergiev’s Upcoming Perfomance in Italy
By Francisco Salazar
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International Views of China Turn Slightly More Positive
By Laura Clancy, William Miner & Christine Huang
Views of the U.S. have worsened while opinions of China have improved in many surveyed countries
By Laura Silver & Jonathan Schulman
Global views of China and Xi improve, while they decline about the US and Trump, survey says
By Didi Tang
China’s Reputation Improves in Pew Survey as US Sees Drop
China's Global Popularity Rises as US Stumbles
By Robert Birsel
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China Pledges Closer Ties With Russia After Trump’s Sanctions Threat
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World risks up to $39 trillion in economic losses from vanishing wetlands, report says
By Duncan Miriri
Humans Are Wiping Out Water Bodies That Life Depends On, New Report Says
By Katie Surma
World risks losing more of its wetlands, DOC scientist Hugh Robertson tells UN
Vanishing wetlands put $39tr in global benefits at risk, report warns
By Victor Gbonegun
Wetlands at risk, but new report offers road map for recovery
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Muhammadu Buhari: Ex-Nigeria president's political life in pictures
By Wedaeli Chibelushi
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Thai police arrest woman who allegedly seduced and blackmailed Buddhist monks
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Excavation of Children’s Remains Begins at Irish Home for Unwed Mothers
By Amelia Nierenberg
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Death of Australia's 'Outback Killer' leaves whereabouts of British backpacker's body unknown
By Rod McGuirk
Bradley Murdoch: Man who murdered British backpacker Peter Falconio dies
By Simon Atkinson
AUDIO: The police officer who took the Falconio call
Australian murderer dies in prison while victim's body remains missing
By Darryl Coote
‘Outback Killer’ Bradley John Murdoch dies at 67, leaving mystery of Peter Falconio’s body unsolved
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Top photos of thrilling moments and close calls at Spain’s San Fermín bull-running festival
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Von der Leyen dumps farm subsidy chaos onto EU capitals
By Bartosz Brzeziński
EU to propose merging CAP funding with other funds
By Aengus Cox
EU wants farming subsidy cap in budget overhaul, draft shows
By Kate Abnett
5 key ideas behind the EU Commission’s new farming rulebook
By Gerardo Fortuna
EU budget shake-up to shift billions to eastern states
By Paola Tamma
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A 900-Year-Old Typo May Unravel a Chaucer Mystery
By Stephen Castle
Lost English legend decoded, solving Chaucerian mystery and revealing a medieval preacher's meme
By Sadie Marie Harley
Medieval preacher invoked chivalric hero as a meme in sermon
By Jennifer Ouellette
A 600-year-old Chaucer mystery may finally be solved
By Andrew Paul
The Lost “Song of Wade”: A New Translation Decodes Fragment of Mysterious Medieval Tale
By Ellen Gutoskey
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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, July 15, 2025
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Ukraine Deploying ‘Tens Of Thousands’ Of Interceptors To Stop Shaheds
By David Hambling
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By Ian Lovett
How drones and video-game techniques are coming together in Ukraine’s war
A Western-funded drone surge could end Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Ukraine Turns to Fishing Nets to Catch Russian Drones
By Constant Méheut & David Guttenfelder
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Saudi Arabia asks consultants to review feasibility of 'The Line' megaproject: Report
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Russia’s increasing use of chemical weapons in Ukraine ‘unbearable,’ says top EU diplomat
By Nicholas Vinocur
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Indian Police Find Russian Woman Living in a Cave With 2 Children
By Hari Kumar & Anupreeta Das
‘They were very happy’: Russian mother defends decision to live with two daughters in remote Indian cave
By Kathleen Mae Magramo & Aishwarya S Iyer
"Left Goa Without Informing Me": Husband Of Russian Woman Found Living In Karnataka Cave
By Deepak Bopanna
‘Ashes of my son were taken’: Russian woman 'rescued' from Karnataka's Gokarna cave says she's now living
Russian woman, rescued from Karnataka's Gokarna cave, revealed why she overstayed in India: 'Many complicated reasons'
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Build regional stability from the ashes of Netanyahu’s war on JCPOA
By Mohammad Javad Zarif
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Trump was reelected with help from podcasters like Joe Rogan. Is he losing their support over Epstein and Iran?
By Will Steakin
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Pope at Mass: Never believe that evil can prevail, even amid injustices
Pope celebrates Mass in parish church with special ties to his Augustinian order
By Nicole Winfield
Pope Leo praises Italian military police at Mass in Castel Gandolfo
By Charles Collins
Jesus did not ignore those in need, and neither should Christians, pope says
By Carol Glatz
Pope Leo XIV pays visit to Poor Clares who pray for him every day
By Almudena Martinez-bordiu
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Ambassador Haim Regev discusses Israel's relations with Lebanon, Syria
By Amichai Stein
Lawyers file case against EU Commission and Council for 'failure to act' on Gaza genocide
By Maria Maggiore
Sa’ar departs Brussels as EU weighs actions against Israel over Gaza war, urges more aid
Exclusive: Palestinian FM 'shocked' at EU failure to act over Gaza
By Shona Murray
EU commissioner does not expect key members to change positions on Israel association agreement
By Melike Pala
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REVEALED: The real reason the UN's anti-Israel investigator quit
By Ariel Kahana
All three members of UN commission investigating Israel resign amid Trump crackdown
UN-backed team focusing on human rights in Palestinian areas announces resignations
By Jamey Keaten
UN Watch Hails Resignation of Entire UN's Anti-Israel Inquiry: “This is All Due to U.S. Sanctions on Albanese, Dominoes Are Falling”
Members Of UN Commission Probing Israel Resign After Accusations Of Bias
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Trump plans to send migrants to “third countries.” Others have tried that.
By Sammy Westfall
ICE may deport some migrants to 'third countries' without assurances they won't be tortured, memo says
By Didi Martinez & Daniella Silva
ICE's new deportation guidance makes a mockery of due process
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By Raymond Brescia
No time, no lawyer, no rights: ICE memo sparks panic over third-country deportations
ICE may deport migrants to countries other than their own with just six hours notice, memo says
By Nate Raymond & Ted Hesson
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Jammed and confused: Alaska trial shows pitfalls of fielding US drones
By Courtney Albon
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FBI Washington Field Office Releases Seeking Information Posters for Senior Iranian Intelligence Officers Involved in the Abduction of Robert A. Levinson
FBI releases new images of Iran intel officers allegedly involved in Robert Levinson abduction
By Emily Mae Czachor
FBI adds Iran’s envoy to Pakistan to most wanted list
By Anwar Iqbal
FBI adds 3 Iranian intelligence officers to wanted list over Levinson case
FBI adds Iran’s ambassador to Pakistan to most-wanted list over 2007 agent abduction
By Fatimah Amjad
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German customs officials find 1,500 tarantulas hidden in cake boxes at airport
German customs officials seize 1,500 tarantulas smuggled in international spongecake shipment
By Sophia Compton
Roughly 1,500 tarantulas found stuffed in boxes meant for chocolate cake
By Maham Javaid
About 1,500 tarantulas found hidden in cake boxes at German airport
German customs officials show images of tarantulas hidden in spongecake boxes after smuggling bust
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