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At least 18 killed after Bangladesh air force jet crashes into Dhaka school
At least 19 dead after air force jet crashes into Bangladesh school
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Typhoon Wipha hits Hong Kong bringing on highest storm alert
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Full Coverage of this storyItaly Cancels Valery Gergiev’s Festival Appearance
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Italy cancels concert with pro-Putin conductor Gergiev
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A concert in Italy by Russian conductor Gergiev is canceled after protests
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Full Coverage of this storyIsraeli drones strike Houthi ‘military infrastructure’ at Yemen’s Hodeida port
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Israel Hits Houthi Targets in Yemeni Port to Halt Missile Fire
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UK police arrest 6 after protesters descend on a hotel housing asylum seekers
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Full Coverage of this storyEU Sanctions Against India’s Nayara ‘Unjustified,’ Rosneft Says
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Full Coverage of this storyEvidence shows Jeju Air pilots shut off less-damaged engine before crash, source says
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South Korea Pulls Plane Crash Report After Victims’ Families Protest
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Full Coverage of this storyWATCH: IDF expands its operations in Jabalya, destroys and dismantles 2.7 km. long tunnel
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Full Coverage of this storyApollo 11 anniversary: Pope Leo XIV speaks with astronaut Buzz Aldrin
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Pope Leo XIV marks 56th anniversary of moon landing with observatory visit, call to Buzz Aldrin
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Full Coverage of this story"Honor killing" of newlywed couple leads to 11 arrests, police in Pakistan say
A couple were accused of having an ‘illicit’ relationship. Their community allegedly shot them dead
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Full Coverage of this storyAir India Pilot’s Final Words To Security Guard On Day Of Crash Revealed, Alongside Personal Turmoil
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Israel refuses to renew visa for senior UN official over alleged anti-Israel slant
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Full Coverage of this storyGreeks mourn, Turks celebrate anniversary of invasion that split Cyprus
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Turkey’s president says his support for a two-state deal on ethnically split Cyprus is absolute
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Full Coverage of this storyChina Threatens Response to EU Sanctions on Banks, Firms
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Full Coverage of this storyIsraeli soldiers arrested in Belgium after war crimes complaint by rights groups
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Full Coverage of this storyChancellor Merz and the E3: Germany pivots toward Europe
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First German-UK defense pact since WWII followed by Moscow warning
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Full Coverage of this storyIran says it has replaced air defences damaged in Israel war
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Iran's Army Repairs Air Defenses for New War
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Full Coverage of this storyIDF targets Hamas Beit Hanun hideout, awaiting death confirmation
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Full Coverage of this storyRussia is making so many Iranian Shahed drones that it could soon launch 2,000 of them in a single night
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Unleashing U.S. Military Drone Dominance: What the United States Can Learn from Ukraine
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Full Coverage of this storyUK Urges ‘50-Day Drive’ to Arm Ukraine, Raise Pressure on Putin
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Aircraft Carriers USS George Washington, HMS Prince of Wales Team Up off Australia
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Full Coverage of this storyDad Serious Over Mithun Reddy’s Arrest
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Full Coverage of this storyFrancesca Albanese: ‘A Revolutionary Shift Is Underway’
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Is the international community finally speaking up about Israel?
UN rapporteur calls for global action to stop ‘genocide’ in Gaza
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Full Coverage of this storyEdelstein's post at risk as Netanyahu pushes controversial Haredi draft bill through Knesset
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Government tries to contain fallout after Haredi exit, with Knesset recess days away
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