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At least 90 killed in Chinese coal mine gas explosion
A gas explosion at the Liushenyu coal mine in Shanxi province has caused the deadliest mining disaster in China in 16 years.
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WHO Raises Ebola Outbreak Risk to 'Very High' in DR Congo
The World Health Organization warns the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola is spreading rapidly within the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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U.S. and Iran Signal Peace Progress Amid Nuclear and Shipping Disputes
Secretary of State Marco Rubio reports "good signs" of a peace agreement, though disputes persist over enriched uranium and Strait of Hormuz tolls.
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Alberta to Hold Referendum on Remaining in Canada
Premier Danielle Smith announced a non-binding October vote to determine if the province should remain in Canada or pursue a binding referendum on secession.
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Israel Deports Hundreds of Gaza Flotilla Activists Amid International Backlash
The UK has summoned Israel's top diplomat following reports of the ill-treatment of pro-Palestinian activists detained during a symbolic aid mission.
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Israeli Security Minister Sparks Diplomatic Crisis After Posting Video of Detained Activists
Itamar Ben-Gvir faces global condemnation and a rebuke from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after sharing footage of himself taunting bound international aid activists.
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US Indicts Raúl Castro Over 1996 Downing of Exile Planes
Former Cuban leader Raúl Castro and five others face charges of murder and conspiracy related to the shoot-down of Brothers to the Rescue aircraft.
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North Korean Women's Football Team to Compete in South Korea
The visit by Naegohyang Women's FC marks the first time in over seven years that North Korean athletes will compete in the South.
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Sweden selects France's Naval Group for $4 billion frigate deal
The Swedish government will acquire four French Defense and Intervention frigates to triple its air defense capacity and bolster Baltic Sea security.
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Cuba Acquires Military Drones Amid Rising Tensions With United States
Reports of military drone acquisitions and emergency preparedness plans in Cuba have sparked fears of escalation and domestic outrage.
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NATO Fighter Jet Shoots Down Suspected Ukrainian Drone Over Estonia
A Romanian F-16 operating under NATO's Baltic Air Policing mission destroyed a drone that entered Estonian airspace on Tuesday.
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Vladimir Putin to Visit Beijing Following Donald Trump's Trip
Russian President Vladimir Putin is scheduled to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping days after U.S. President Donald Trump concluded a state visit to China.
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Five Dead After Shooting at San Diego's Largest Mosque
Authorities are investigating the shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego as a hate crime after three victims and two suspects were killed.
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Four Killed in Kenya as Fuel Price Protests Turn Deadly
A nationwide public transport strike over rising fuel costs has left four people dead and commuters stranded across Kenya.
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Philippine Senate Opens Impeachment Trial of Vice President Sara Duterte
The Senate has convened as an impeachment court to try Vice President Sara Duterte amid a period of political turmoil and leadership changes.
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UAE Investigates Drone Strike Near Abu Dhabi Nuclear Power Plant
Officials in Abu Dhabi report a drone strike triggered a fire near the Barakah nuclear facility, describing the event as a "dangerous escalation".
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WHO declares Ebola outbreak in DR Congo and Uganda a global emergency
The World Health Organization has designated the Ebola outbreak as a public health emergency of international concern following reports of hundreds of suspected cases.
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Taiwan Reaffirms Sovereign Status After Trump Warns Against Independence
Taiwan's foreign ministry stated the island is a sovereign and independent democratic nation following remarks from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Pakistan Faces Pressure Over Mediator Role in US-Iran Conflict
Islamabad is under scrutiny as it attempts to balance diplomatic ties between Washington, Tehran, Beijing, and Gulf allies while facilitating backchannel talks.
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Ebola Outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo Kills 87
Health officials are working to contain an outbreak in the Ituri province involving a virus strain with no known vaccine.
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Palestinian President Abbas Votes in Fatah Leadership Elections
President Mahmoud Abbas cast his ballot in the first internal Fatah leadership elections held in a decade.
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Thirty-six Countries Pledge Support for Special Tribunal to Prosecute Russia
More than 30 nations, including 34 European states, have agreed to join a proposed special tribunal to prosecute Russian leadership for the crime of aggression against Ukraine.
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Ebola Outbreak Kills 65 People in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
African health officials report 246 suspected cases of Ebola in the remote Ituri province, primarily affecting gold-mining regions.
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Tigray Tensions Raise Fears of Renewed Ethiopia-Eritrea Conflict
The TPLF's move to reassert control in Tigray and restore its pre-war parliament has sparked concerns over a return to conflict in the Horn of Africa.