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Paris Court Convicts Swiftair for 2014 Mali Air Algerie Crash
Swiftair fined €225,000 by Paris court for corporate manslaughter in 2014 Mali crash that killed 116 on Air Algerie flight.
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Historic Kyiv Building Struck by Russian Drone, People Escape Safely
A Russian drone hit Ukraine's National Academy of Sciences in Kyiv, but people managed to evacuate without casualties.
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POLITICS
US Delegation Holds Strategic Talks with Field Marshal Asim Munir at GHQ
A US delegation visited Pakistan's GHQ to engage in discussions with Field Marshal Asim Munir, highlighting ongoing military cooperation.
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US Lowers Fuel Economy Standards, Favoring Gas-Powered Vehicles
The US government finalizes reduced fuel economy standards, marking a shift that benefits gas-powered cars and impacts environmental policies.
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Wall Street Dips Amid Oil Price Surge Following Trump’s Iran Peace Rejection
Wall Street experienced a decline as oil prices surged after former President Trump dismissed a proposed peace deal with Iran, impacting global…
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South Korea Links DMZ Explosion to Suspected North Korean Mines
South Korea suspects North Korean mines caused a blast in the Demilitarized Zone, raising concerns about escalating tensions between the Koreas.
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Trump’s Suggestion to Sell Weapons to China Contradicts US Policy
Trump's proposal to sell arms to China defies established US strategy, revealing his unique perspective on Beijing's role in global affairs.
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Nigerian Dancer Aims to Break Guinness Record with 168-Hour Marathon
Benjamin Daniel Gabriel from Nigeria attempts to dance non-stop for 168 hours, seeking a Guinness World Record for longest continuous dancing.
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French Police Deploy Tear Gas to Disperse Migrants at Channel Coast
French authorities used tear gas against migrants trying to cross the English Channel to the UK, highlighting ongoing migration tensions.
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Migrant Children Protest in Ceuta Demanding Shelter After Camp Cleared
Migrant children in Ceuta protested for proper shelter after police dismantled their beach camp, leaving them exposed to harsh weather conditions.
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