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UN Peacekeepers Clear Debris in Southern Lebanon Village After Israeli Withdrawal
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UN Peacekeepers Clear Debris in Southern Lebanon Village After Israeli Withdrawal

UN peacekeepers and heavy machinery arrived in the southern Lebanese village of Dibbine on June 5 to remove debris left by recent clashes. T

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Five Azerbaijani Sailors Killed in Drone Strikes on Shadow Fleet Vessels in Sea of Azov
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Five Azerbaijani Sailors Killed in Drone Strikes on Shadow Fleet Vessels in Sea of Azov

Two cargo ships, Natra and Zirkon, were struck by drones in the Sea of Azov near Taganrog, killing five Azerbaijani crew members. The vessel

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Gaza City Mourns Nine Killed in Overnight Israeli Airstrikes
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Gaza City Mourns Nine Killed in Overnight Israeli Airstrikes

At least nine Palestinians were killed in overnight Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City. Local hospitals reported the casualties as families gat

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Serbian UN Peacekeeper Killed in Southern Lebanon Shelling Amid Intensified Hezbollah-Israel Clashes
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Serbian UN Peacekeeper Killed in Southern Lebanon Shelling Amid Intensified Hezbollah-Israel Clashes

A Serbian UNIFIL peacekeeper was killed and two others injured when shelling struck their base near Marjayoun in southeastern Lebanon. The U

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Sudan and DR Congo Top List of World's Most Neglected Crises, Norwegian Aid Group Warns
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Sudan and DR Congo Top List of World's Most Neglected Crises, Norwegian Aid Group Warns

Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo lead the Norwegian Refugee Council's annual list of the world's most neglected displacement c

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Bolivian Ministers Resign as Protests Over Economic Crisis Intensify
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Bolivian Ministers Resign as Protests Over Economic Crisis Intensify

Bolivia's defense and education ministers have resigned as protests over the country's worst economic crisis in four decades continue. The g

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IAEA Chief: Drone Attack on UAE's Barakah Plant Posed Greater Risk Than Zaporizhzhia
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IAEA Chief: Drone Attack on UAE's Barakah Plant Posed Greater Risk Than Zaporizhzhia

Rafael Grossi told Euronews the drone attack on the UAE's Barakah nuclear plant was potentially more dangerous than Zaporizhzhia because its

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Iran's World Cup Squad to Stop in Spain Before Mexico Base Amid Visa Delays
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Iran's World Cup Squad to Stop in Spain Before Mexico Base Amid Visa Delays

Iran's national football team will stop in Spain en route to their World Cup base in Mexico. Players are still awaiting US and Mexican visas

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Israel and Hezbollah Clash Hours After Trump Claims Ceasefire Breakthrough
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Israel and Hezbollah Clash Hours After Trump Claims Ceasefire Breakthrough

Israel and Hezbollah exchanged fire on Tuesday, hours after US President Donald Trump claimed a breakthrough agreement. No formal ceasefire

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Kazakhstan Offers to Store Iran's Enriched Uranium to Break Nuclear Deal Impasse
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Kazakhstan Offers to Store Iran's Enriched Uranium to Break Nuclear Deal Impasse

Kazakhstan has offered to store Iran's enriched uranium stockpile, a key obstacle in US-Iran nuclear negotiations. IAEA chief Rafael Grossi

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World Cup 2026: Italy, Romania, and Ireland Among Notable Absentees as Canada Returns
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World Cup 2026: Italy, Romania, and Ireland Among Notable Absentees as Canada Returns

Italy will miss its third straight World Cup in 2026, deepening a crisis for the four-time champions. Romania and Ireland extend decades-lon

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2026 World Cup Promises Billions, but Economic Impact May Be Modest
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2026 World Cup Promises Billions, but Economic Impact May Be Modest

The 2026 World Cup, the largest in history, is expected to generate tens of billions of euros for host nations. However, economists caution

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