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Serbia: Minister to resign over train station roof collapse
Serbia: Minister to resign over train station roof collapse

Serbia: Minister to resign over train station roof collapse

Government minister Goran Vesic said he would tender his resignation, after 14 people died on Friday at the Novi Sad train station. This follows major protests calling for the government to take
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Spain floods: Barcelona on high alert amid Valencia searches
Spain floods: Barcelona on high alert amid Valencia searches

Spain floods: Barcelona on high alert amid Valencia searches

Red alerts have been issued for the cities of Barcelona and Tarragona, with local transport suspended in many areas. In Valencia, thousands of troops were deployed following deadly flash floods last week.
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Germany, Ukraine congratulate Moldovan President Maia Sandu
Germany, Ukraine congratulate Moldovan President Maia Sandu

Germany, Ukraine congratulate Moldovan President Maia Sandu

German and Ukrainian leaders welcomed the reelection of pro-EU Moldovan President Maia Sandu in a tense weekend runoff amid reports of Russian meddling. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Monday congratulated Moldova’s pro-EU incumbent Maia Sandu
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Middle East: Israel officially cuts ties with UNWRA
Middle East: Israel officially cuts ties with UNWRA

Middle East: Israel officially cuts ties with UNWRA

The country officially told the UN it is cutting ties with Palestinian refugee agency UNRWA, resulting in international criticism. Meanwhile, Hezbollah launched more rockets at Israel. Israel has officially informed the UN
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India: Deadly bus crash in Uttarakhand state
India: Deadly bus crash in Uttarakhand state

India: Deadly bus crash in Uttarakhand state

At least 23 people have been killed, according to local officials. An investigation has been launched into the disaster, which happened in the mountainous Almora municipality in northern India. 19 were injured after
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Indonesia: Volcano eruption kills several
Indonesia: Volcano eruption kills several

Indonesia: Volcano eruption kills several

A volcano erupted several times overnight on the eastern Indonesian island of Flores. Officials said that rescue teams were still searching for victims under the rubble of collapsed homes. At least six
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Middle East: Gaza polio vaccinations resume amid strikes
Middle East: Gaza polio vaccinations resume amid strikes

Middle East: Gaza polio vaccinations resume amid strikes

Israel denied responsibility for a reported strike on a Gaza clinic where children were being vaccinated for polio. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the Lebanon border. Gaza’s polio vaccination campaign continued on
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Typhoon Kong-rey moves from Taiwan to Chinese coast
Typhoon Kong-rey moves from Taiwan to Chinese coast

Typhoon Kong-rey moves from Taiwan to Chinese coast

Schools, offices, restaurants and markets opened up in Taiwan as Typhoon Kong-rey moved away towards the Chinese coast. It caused two deaths and 515 injuries. Taiwan dealt with the aftermath of Typhoon Kong-rey on Friday,
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North Korea ballistic missile launch draws condemnation
North Korea ballistic missile launch draws condemnation On Wednesday, Lessa asked the victims' families and all Brazilians for forgiveness. He said he was "blinded" and "driven crazy" by the prospect of a million-dollar reward for Franco's murder, allegedly ordered by organized crime gangs to silence her.

North Korea ballistic missile launch draws condemnation

Japan’s Coast Guard and Pyongyang say North Korea has fired what seemed to be a ballistic missile. Germany has described the launch as “illegal.” North Korea on Thursday launched an intercontinental ballistic missile
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Spain: Rescuers seek survivors, bodies, after floods
Spain: Rescuers seek survivors, bodies, after floods

Spain: Rescuers seek survivors, bodies, after floods

The death toll from massive flooding in Spain’s Valencia region is likely to rise as rescue teams search debris, officials say. They say many are missing after the once-in-a-generation deluge submerged whole
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Germany: Manhunt after explosives left at Berlin station
Germany: Manhunt after explosives left at Berlin station

Germany: Manhunt after explosives left at Berlin station

German police are looking for a man who left a bag of explosives at Berlin’s Neukölln train station. A police search is underway on Thursday in the German capital, Berlin, after a man left a
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North Korea fires ballistic missile toward sea
North Korea fires ballistic missile toward sea

North Korea fires ballistic missile toward sea

Japan’s Coast Guard also said North Korea had fired what seemed to be a ballistic missile. In recent years, Pyongyang has sharply increased the pace of its weapons tests. North Korea on
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Taiwan shuts down as Typhoon Kong-rey hits land
Taiwan shuts down as Typhoon Kong-rey hits land

Taiwan shuts down as Typhoon Kong-rey hits land

Typhoon Kong-rey has the strength equivalent to a Category 4 hurricane and is likely the largest storm to hit Taiwan since 1996. Typhoon Kong-rey made landfall in the east of Taiwan on
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Middle East: Lebanese PM hopeful for cease-fire in days
Middle East: Lebanese PM hopeful for cease-fire in days

Middle East: Lebanese PM hopeful for cease-fire in days

Lebanon’s caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati has said he’s “cautiously optimistic” about a cease-fire agreement in the next few days. Hezbollah’s new leader Naim Kassem also expressed openness to a deal. Lebanon’s Prime
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Iran executes German-Iranian Jamshid Sharmahd
Iran executes German-Iranian Jamshid Sharmahd

Iran executes German-Iranian Jamshid Sharmahd

German-Iranian dual national Jamshid Sharmahd was executed in Iran on charges of “corruption on Earth” linked to a 2008 terror attack. Rights group Amnesty International said that his “confessions” were forced. Iranian
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Chad: Dozens of soldiers killed near Nigeria border
Chad: Dozens of soldiers killed near Nigeria border

Chad: Dozens of soldiers killed near Nigeria border

An overnight attack on a Chad military base left some 40 soldiers dead, with the African nation pledging to hunt down the assailants. The officials did not say who was responsible, but
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Ukraine updates: NATO says North Korean troops in Russia
Ukraine updates: NATO says North Korean troops in Russia

Ukraine updates: NATO says North Korean troops in Russia

NATO’s Mark Rutte said the deployment of North Korean troops is a sign of “growing desperation” in the Kremlin after over 600,000 Russian forces have been killed or wounded in Ukraine. NATO Secretary-General
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US election: Puerto Rico joke at Trump rally draws backlash
US election: Puerto Rico joke at Trump rally draws backlash

US election: Puerto Rico joke at Trump rally draws backlash

US politicians and celebrities condemned comments from a Trump-supporting comedian who made fun of Puerto Rico. Meanwhile, Harris and Trump will campaign in Michigan and Georgia. Follow DW’s election digest. Republican presidential
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Pakistan: 10 police reportedly killed in Dera Ismail Khan
Pakistan: 10 police reportedly killed in Dera Ismail Khan

Pakistan: 10 police reportedly killed in Dera Ismail Khan

The police members were killed in an attack at a checkpoint near the Afghan border. The Pakistani Taliban (TTP) have claimed responsibility. At least 10 Pakistani security personnel were killed when their outpost came
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Haiti: Gangs attack UN helicopter as violence surges
Haiti: Gangs attack UN helicopter as violence surges

Haiti: Gangs attack UN helicopter as violence surges

Haiti has been wracked by unrest since 2021. But a wave of gang violence in recent weeks, including an incident where a UN helicopter was shot at, has raised concerns about the
10 months ago
Shipping firms to pay $102M over Baltimore bridge collapse
Shipping firms to pay $102M over Baltimore bridge collapse

Shipping firms to pay $102M over Baltimore bridge collapse

The US government last month sued the Singapore-based firms behind the MV Dali, which crashed into the Baltimore bridge. The suit aimed to cover the costs of the government’s massive cleanup efforts.
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Philippines: Tropical storm Trami leaves more than 20 dead
Philippines: Tropical storm Trami leaves more than 20 dead

Philippines: Tropical storm Trami leaves more than 20 dead

Trami made landfall on the northeastern coast of Luzon island and has caused at least 24 deaths while forcing tens of thousands to flee. A severe tropical storm in the Philippines unleashed widespread flooding
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'Terrorist attack' hits Turkish aerospace firm near Ankara
'Terrorist attack' hits Turkish aerospace firm near Ankara

‘Terrorist attack’ hits Turkish aerospace firm near Ankara

A blast and gunfire were heard at the premises of the headquarters of Turkish Aerospace Industries. The Turkish interior minister called it a “terrorist attack,” adding that it caused deaths and injuries.
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Germany summons North Korea diplomat over Ukraine
Germany summons North Korea diplomat over Ukraine

Germany summons North Korea diplomat over Ukraine

Germany’s Foreign Office has called in Pyongyang’s top diplomat in Berlin over reports of North Korean troops being deployed to Ukraine. Germany demanded the presence of North Korea’s charge d’affaires on Wednesday in response to mounting
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Haiti: UN warns of rising gang violence spreading 'terror'
Haiti: UN warns of rising gang violence spreading 'terror'

Haiti: UN warns of rising gang violence spreading ‘terror’

Despite an international support mission to help Haiti’s beleaguered police forces, the UN warns that gang activity is escalating out of control, including kidnappings of personnel from cargo shipping companies. Gangs in Haiti have stepped
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Germany rejects Russian criticism of new naval headquarters
Germany rejects Russian criticism of new naval headquarters

Germany rejects Russian criticism of new naval headquarters

The Russian Foreign Ministry on Tuesday summoned the German ambassador over a new Baltic navy port. Moscow threatened “a corresponding response” and “extremely negative consequences.” German Ambassador to Russia Alexander Graf Lambsdorff on Tuesday
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Germany: Prosecutors launch probe into 2 burned bodies
Germany: Prosecutors launch probe into 2 burned bodies

Germany: Prosecutors launch probe into 2 burned bodies

German investigators are investigating after the burned bodies of two men with multiple injuries were found near a lake in western Germany. The prosecutor’s office says it assumes that a violent crime
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Peru: Ex-president Toledo sentenced to more than 20 years
Peru: Ex-president Toledo sentenced to more than 20 years

Peru: Ex-president Toledo sentenced to more than 20 years

Alejandro Toledo was convicted of accepting $35 million in bribes. The court imposed the sentence after years of legal wrangling, including a dispute over whether the former president could be extradited from
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Ukraine updates: Pentagon head in Kyiv ahead of US election
Ukraine updates: Pentagon head in Kyiv ahead of US election

Ukraine updates: Pentagon head in Kyiv ahead of US election

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin talked arms and strategy in a likely last visit before the US election on November 5. Meanwhile, NATO warns North Korea deploying troops to Ukraine marks an escalation.
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Moldova narrowly votes 'yes' to EU membership
Moldova narrowly votes 'yes' to EU membership

Moldova narrowly votes ‘yes’ to EU membership

Earlier preliminary results had indicted a majority “no,” but a surge of ballots from abroad provided last-minute support for EU membership. The referendum comes amid allegations of Russia-backed voter fraud With more
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Indigenous Catholic priest gunned down in Mexico
Indigenous Catholic priest gunned down in Mexico

Indigenous Catholic priest gunned down in Mexico

Marcelo Perez, who was both a prominent Indigenous rights activist and a Catholic priest, was killed by two gunmen after he officiated Sunday church services. Two gunmen in southern Mexico shot dead a Catholic
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Cuba: Hurricane Oscar makes landfall amid power outage
Cuba: Hurricane Oscar makes landfall amid power outage

Cuba: Hurricane Oscar makes landfall amid power outage

Authorities said that the hurricane could cause flooding along the coast in three eastern provinces. The island has been grappling with a nationwide blackout for three days, with most of Havana still
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US: Georgia ferry dock accident kills 7, several injured
US: Georgia ferry dock accident kills 7, several injured

US: Georgia ferry dock accident kills 7, several injured

About 20 people fell into the Atlantic waters after a ferry dock walkway collapsed on Sapelo Island, prompting search and rescue efforts by various agencies. Seven people died and several others were
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Kenya: Multistory building collapses in Nairobi
Kenya: Multistory building collapses in Nairobi

Kenya: Multistory building collapses in Nairobi

The Kenyan Red Cross said it rescued two people from the rubble. The Nairobi building had been condemned for demolition and many of the former residents had already moved out in recent
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Germany takes steps to attract skilled Indian workers
Germany takes steps to attract skilled Indian workers

Germany takes steps to attract skilled Indian workers

The German Cabinet has unveiled measures designed to entice Indian workers to join the country’s labor market. The move comes days before Chancellor Olaf Scholz and other high-ranking officials travel to New
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Rutte, Zelenskyy stress unity among partners at NATO meeting
Rutte, Zelenskyy stress unity among partners at NATO meeting

Rutte, Zelenskyy stress unity among partners at NATO meeting

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and NATO boss Mark Rutte presented a unified front during a press conference that followed Kyiv’s pitch for victory to EU leaders and NATO defense ministers. NATO Secretary
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EU summit focuses on migration amid rise of far-right
EU summit focuses on migration amid rise of far-right

EU summit focuses on migration amid rise of far-right

EU leaders are looking at ways to strengthen the bloc’s external borders. The meeting comes after the far-right made gains in the European Parliament and also in various elections in Germany and
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North Korea says it redefined South as 'hostile state'
North Korea says it redefined South as 'hostile state'

North Korea says it redefined South as ‘hostile state’

For decades, North Korea’s formal stated goal was a communist reunification of the peninsula. Now it’s reclassified South Korea as a “hostile state” at the earlier recommendation of Kim Jong Un. North
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Nigeria: Almost 100 dead in fuel tanker explosion
Nigeria: Almost 100 dead in fuel tanker explosion

Nigeria: Almost 100 dead in fuel tanker explosion

Police have confirmed that at least 94 people were killed and 50 were injured in the incident. Locals had reportedly gathered near the crashed tanker to collect the spilled fuel. At least
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Italy diverts first refugees to Albania
Italy diverts first refugees to Albania

Italy diverts first refugees to Albania

The controversial plan will see men from “safe” countries have their Italian asylum applications processed in Albania. Critics warn the move will set a dangerous precedent. An Italian naval ship docked at the
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Germany: Busy train derails in Saarland, hitting large rock
Germany: Busy train derails in Saarland, hitting large rock

Germany: Busy train derails in Saarland, hitting large rock

A local passenger train carrying around 100 people derailed in western Germany on Tuesday evening. The driver sustained cuts and bruises but police said no other injuries were reported. A train from
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Germany: Teenager crashes car into sewage treatment pool
Germany: Teenager crashes car into sewage treatment pool

Germany: Teenager crashes car into sewage treatment pool

A teenager’s attempt to escape the police ended with him crashing his parents’ car into a sewage treatment pool Bamberg. He and one of his two passengers suffered minor injuries. He could
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South Korea fires warning shots after North blows up roads
South Korea fires warning shots after North blows up roads

South Korea fires warning shots after North blows up roads

North Korea blew up the northern parts of inter-Korean roads, amid rising tensions over the North’s claim that South Korea flew drones over its capital. South Korea’s military said it fired warning
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Germany: Spy chiefs warn of increasing Russian threat
Germany: Spy chiefs warn of increasing Russian threat

Germany: Spy chiefs warn of increasing Russian threat

Russia could be in a position to attack NATO “by the end of the decade,” according to German intelligence. Having noted an increase in espionage and sabotage, spy chiefs are demanding greater
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Seoul says North Korea moving to blow up cross-border roads
Seoul says North Korea moving to blow up cross-border roads

Seoul says North Korea moving to blow up cross-border roads

South Korea says it has detected preparations by North Korea to blow up its sections of inter-Korean roads. Tensions have been soaring between the two countries in recent weeks. South Korean officials said
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German court jails former Stasi member for 1974 murder
German court jails former Stasi member for 1974 murder

German court jails former Stasi member for 1974 murder

A court in Berlin has sentenced a former member of East Germany’s notorious secret police to 10 years imprisonment for murder. The Berlin Regional Court on Monday sentenced a former East German secret
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North Korea moving to blow up cross-border roads, Seoul says
North Korea moving to blow up cross-border roads, Seoul says

North Korea moving to blow up cross-border roads, Seoul says

South Korea says it has detected preparations by North Korea to blow up its sections of inter-Korean roads. Tensions have been soaring between the two countries in recent weeks. South Korean officials said
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UK begins inquiry into woman's death by Novichok nerve agent
UK begins inquiry into woman's death by Novichok nerve agent

UK begins inquiry into woman’s death by Novichok nerve agent

The public hearing of the 2018 incident aims to explain the death of British woman Dawn Sturgess to her family members and could reveal confidential information. A public inquiry will begin on Monday into
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Germany: 11 injured after ghost train ride catches fire
Germany: 11 injured after ghost train ride catches fire

Germany: 11 injured after ghost train ride catches fire

At the festival in northwestern Germany, a ghost train ride caught fire, but the flames were quickly extinguished. Eleven people were injured Sunday when a ghost train ride called “Zombie” caught fire
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Man arrested at Trump's California rally on gun charges
Man arrested at Trump's California rally on gun charges

Man arrested at Trump’s California rally on gun charges

A Nevada man was arrested at a security checkpoint outside Donald Trump’s rally Saturday night in the Southern California desert. He was released on $5,000 bail. A man arrested at a security
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Nihon Hidankyo: Japan anti-nuke group wins Nobel Peace Prize
Nihon Hidankyo: Japan anti-nuke group wins Nobel Peace Prize

Nihon Hidankyo: Japan anti-nuke group wins Nobel Peace Prize

The Japanese organization Nihon Hidankyo is the winner of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize for efforts to achieve a world free from nuclear weapons. The Japanese anti-nuclear organization Nihon Hidankyo, a grassroots movement of
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Pakistan: Gunmen kill 20 miners in restive Balochistan
Pakistan: Gunmen kill 20 miners in restive Balochistan

Pakistan: Gunmen kill 20 miners in restive Balochistan

The attackers stormed a coal mine and rounded up workers before opening fire, police said. Separatist movements have been active in the restive Balochistan province accusing the authorities of exploiting its resources.
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South Africa's Ramaphosa won't face 'Farmgate' charges
South Africa's Ramaphosa won't face 'Farmgate' charges

South Africa’s Ramaphosa won’t face ‘Farmgate’ charges

The criminal charges against President Cyril Ramaphosa, involving the theft of US dollars hidden in a couch on his farm, threatened to derail his presidency. South African prosecutors announced they will not pursue
10 months ago
Germany: Police shoot man in western city of Krefeld
Germany: Police shoot man in western city of Krefeld

Germany: Police shoot man in western city of Krefeld

The suspect was shot in a cinema foyer after reportedly leaving a trail of destruction through the city center. Police officers in the western German city of Krefeld shot and wounded a man in
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North Korea vows to block and fortify border with South
North Korea vows to block and fortify border with South

North Korea vows to block and fortify border with South

North Korea said it would permanently block its southern border and build front-line defense structures there. These measures are largely symbolic, as inter-Korean cross-border travel has been at a standstill for years.
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Hurricane Milton threatens to wreak havoc in Florida
Hurricane Milton threatens to wreak havoc in Florida

Hurricane Milton threatens to wreak havoc in Florida

US President Joe Biden has urged residents to evacuate, stating their lives are at risk. The Category 5 storm’s collision with Florida could be catastrophic. Hurricane Milton is on course for a
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Holocaust victims memorial stones stolen in German town
Holocaust victims memorial stones stolen in German town

Holocaust victims memorial stones stolen in German town

All 10 “stumbling blocks” were stolen in the eastern German town of Zeitz. The memorials in the street mark where Holocaust victims lived before they were deported and murdered. Political leaders in
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North Korea: Kim threatens use of nuclear weapons again
North Korea: Kim threatens use of nuclear weapons again

North Korea: Kim threatens use of nuclear weapons again

Kim Jong Un has announced plans to accelerate North Korea’s military growth, including its nuclear capabilities. This comes as the relationship between the two Koreas is at a low point. North Korean leader Kim
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Albania: Clashes as protesters call on government to resign
Albania: Clashes as protesters call on government to resign

Albania: Clashes as protesters call on government to resign

The protesters demand that the current leftist government be replaced by a caretaker cabinet. This comes as Tirana prepares to start discussions with the European Union over membership in the bloc. Albanian
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Israel marks one year since October 7 as conflict rages on
Israel marks one year since October 7 as conflict rages on

Israel marks one year since October 7 as conflict rages on

Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel’s military has “completely transformed reality” in the year since Hamas’ attacks. Meanwhile, fresh strikes rocked south Beirut, considered a Hezbollah stronghold. Former US President and Republican candidate Donald Trump marked
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Nobel Prize: Victor Ambros, Gary Ruvkun win medicine award
Nobel Prize: Victor Ambros, Gary Ruvkun win medicine award

Nobel Prize: Victor Ambros, Gary Ruvkun win medicine award

Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun have been awarded the Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine for their research into microRNA. American scientists Victor Ambros and Gary Ruvkun have been jointly awarded the
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Pakistan: Casualties reported in blast at Karachi airport
Pakistan: Casualties reported in blast at Karachi airport

Pakistan: Casualties reported in blast at Karachi airport

Two people were killed and several others injured in the explosion outside Pakistan’s largest airport, local media reported. Beijing says “terrorist attack” killed Chinese nationals. Two people were killed and several others
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WHO approves first mpox diagnostic test 35 minutes ago35 minutes ago
WHO approves first mpox diagnostic test 35 minutes ago35 minutes ago

WHO approves first mpox diagnostic test

The UN health agency said the test would allow health workers to detect the mpox virus faster and more easily. Over 800 people have died from mpox across Africa, with more than
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EU top court rules Afghan women are a persecuted group
EU top court rules Afghan women are a persecuted group

EU top court rules Afghan women are a persecuted group

An Afghan woman’s gender and nationality can suffice as proof of persecution to receive asylum status, the European Court of Justice has said. The ruling came after Austria rejected refugee status for
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Kim Jong Un threatens South Korea with nuclear weapons
Kim Jong Un threatens South Korea with nuclear weapons

Kim Jong Un threatens South Korea with nuclear weapons

North Korea’s Kim said any attempt by the South to encroach on its sovereignty would bring forth a nuclear response. Earlier, Seoul had warned any use of nuclear weapons would be “the
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DR Congo: Dozens dead after Lake Kivu boat capsizes
DR Congo: Dozens dead after Lake Kivu boat capsizes

DR Congo: Dozens dead after Lake Kivu boat capsizes

A vessel carrying hundreds of passengers sank in Lake Kivu with reports that at least 78 people have died. A boat capsized in Lake Kivu, in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) on Thursday,
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Singapore: Former minister sentenced in rare graft case
Singapore: Former minister sentenced in rare graft case

Singapore: Former minister sentenced in rare graft case

Former Singaporean lawmaker S. Iswaran was sentenced to 12 months in prison for corruption and obstructing justice. The ruling came in a landmark case for the city-state that is known for its
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Mexico: Soldiers open fire on migrant truck, killing 6
Mexico: Soldiers open fire on migrant truck, killing 6

Mexico: Soldiers open fire on migrant truck, killing 6

Mexican soldiers fired guns on a truck carrying 33 migrants, killing six and injuring ten. The migrants hailed from Egypt, Nepal, Cuba, India and Pakistan. Mexican soldiers opened fire on a group of
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Fraud trial opens for prominent German coronavirus skeptic
Fraud trial opens for prominent German coronavirus skeptic

Fraud trial opens for prominent German coronavirus skeptic

A criminal deceit and tax trial against the founder of Germany’s biggest anti-lockdown movement has opened. Michael Ballweg, at the heart of the Querdenker group, is accused on thousands of counts of
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Biden, Harris to visit areas hit by Hurricane Helene
Biden, Harris to visit areas hit by Hurricane Helene

Biden, Harris to visit areas hit by Hurricane Helene

Floodwaters have receded but hundreds of people are still missing after the powerful storm swept across the southeastern United States. More than 160 people have died. US President Joe Biden and Vice President
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Ukraine pulls troops from Vuhledar as Russia advances
Ukraine pulls troops from Vuhledar as Russia advances

Ukraine pulls troops from Vuhledar as Russia advances

The withdrawal comes a day after Russian troops reached the center of the the strategic town. Meanwhile, China’s Xi Jinping told Vladimir Putin he was ready to “expand” cooperation.  The Ukrainian eastern
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Denmark police probe blasts near Israeli Embassy
Denmark police probe blasts near Israeli Embassy

Denmark police probe blasts near Israeli Embassy

Two blasts occurred overnight near the Israeli Embassy in Copenhagen. Police said no one was injured and an investigation was underway. It’s not yet clear what caused the explosions. Two blasts occurred
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