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Israel Expands Military Operations into Beirut’s Southern Suburbs
Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu orders military strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs, prompting thousands to flee.
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Culture
Pop Star Dua Lipa and Actor Callum Turner Exchange Vows in London
Pop superstar Dua Lipa and actor Callum Turner have reportedly exchanged vows at London's historic Old Marylebone Town Hall.
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Alberta to Vote on Canada Separation in October Referendum
Albertans to vote on Canada separation in October referendum, a decision with profound implications for the nation.
Disasters
Myanmar Village Obliterated by Massive Warehouse Explosion
Dozens killed as a warehouse explosion flattens a rebel-held village in Myanmar, authorities cite mining explosives accident.
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Ethiopia Navigates Critical Juncture Amidst Election and Regional Tensions
Ethiopia faces a critical juncture with elections amid fears of renewed Tigray conflict and Red Sea access tensions with Eritrea.
Conflict
US Military Confirms New Strikes on Southern Iran Targets
US military confirms new strikes on southern Iran targets, following Iran's reported retaliation for a prior American strike.
International
US and Iran Trade Blows in Escalating Regional Tensions
US and Iran exchange military strikes, escalating regional tensions and raising concerns about wider conflict.
Legal
Austrian Court to Try Syrian Officers for Alleged War Crimes
Austria begins its first trial of Syrian regime officials for alleged war crimes, offering a chance for victims to confront their accusers.
International
Taiwan Slams China’s ‘Baseless Pretexts’ in Journalist Expulsion
Taiwan condemns China's expulsion of a New York Times reporter, calling Beijing a 'troublemaker' using 'baseless pretexts'.
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Nicaraguan Indigenous Leader Brooklyn Rivera Dies in Government Custody Amidst Disputes
Miskito Indigenous leader Brooklyn Rivera, 73, has died in Nicaraguan government custody, sparking disputes over the circumstances of his arrest and death.