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President Trump opened the 250th anniversary of US independence at Mount Rushmore by calling July 4, 1776, one of the world's most extraordinary days, while declaring in a politicised speech that communism is America's greatest threat.
North Korea's leader Kim Jong-Un labelled the latest missile tests "perfect" and called for expanded nuclear arsenal buildup, intensifying regional tensions.
Iran stages a massive funeral for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, killed in US-Israeli strikes, drawing foreign dignitaries and expecting millions in Mashhad as a show of regime strength amid a fragile ceasefire.
Senegal's dramatic World Cup exit has exposed deep internal divisions, with midfielder Pape Gueye announcing a break from the national team as long as...
Hernán Gil, a 43-year-old security guard, was pulled alive from rubble eight days after Venezuela's twin earthquakes, highlighting resilience amid nearly 2,600 deaths and ongoing rescues.
Over a million migrants are seeking legal status in Spain, underscoring the enormous scale of the country's ongoing regularization process.
Russian missiles and drones struck Kyiv for 11 hours, killing more than 20 people and hitting a nine-storey residential building. Ukraine accused Moscow of targeting civilians and made an urgent appeal for additional Western air defence systems.
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WHO reports the hantavirus outbreak is over after 13 cases and three deaths, with the final contact cleared.
Geography and geopolitics now dominate Gulf economic narratives over traditional diversification efforts.
The UN's latest briefing spotlights three urgent global crises unfolding simultaneously.
Ceasefires in the Middle East rarely deliver the lasting peace many expect. Instead, they function as flexible pauses allowing limited fighting while...
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Amnesty International's latest report delivers fresh evidence of atrocities by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces during their seizure of cities. The findings highlight ongoing war crimes and severe human rights abuses in the conflict.
Oil prices have plummeted to levels not seen since the start of the war in Iran, driven by hopes of increased supply. High gasoline prices nevertheless persist across most Canadian cities.
