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Ammonia Gas Leak in Aqaba Industrial Zone Injures 11 Workers
An ammonia gas leak in Jordan's Aqaba industrial area injured 11 people, prompting evacuation of the southern port as a safety measure.
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One Dead, 25 Missing After Migrant Boat Sinks Near Crete, Greece
A migrant boat sank near Gavnos island off Crete, Greece, leaving one dead and 25 missing amid ongoing rescue efforts saving 51…
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SPORTS
Lamine Yamal Names Mbappe as Main Rival for Ballon d’Or Title
Lamine Yamal declares himself a top contender for the Ballon d’Or, highlighting Kylian Mbappe as his chief competitor in the race for…
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WORLD
Yemeni Government Forces Make Gains in Taiz Amid Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia
Yemeni government troops pushed forward in western Taiz after halting a Houthi assault, while Houthis claimed a separate attack on Saudi Arabia.
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SPORTS
South Korean Officials Criticize Asian Games Accommodation in Japan
South Korean officials condemn the Asian Games accommodation in Japan as the worst ever, citing organizers' lack of manpower and budget to…
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ENTERTAINMENT
Fashion Industry Leader Confronts PETA Activists in Physical Altercation
A prominent figure in the fashion industry engaged in a physical struggle with PETA activists, highlighting ongoing tensions over animal rights.
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Gunfire Erupts at Polling Station in Southern Philippines’ Bangsamoro Region
Gunshots at a polling station in the Muslim-majority Bangsamoro region of the southern Philippines caused panic among voters during elections.
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HEALTH
Bangladesh Faces Measles Epidemic Despite Mass Vaccination Efforts
Over 1,000 deaths in Bangladesh from measles in six months despite 20 million vaccines administered this year.
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POLITICS
FCC Issues Notice on Adiala Inmates’ Pleas for Imran-like Medical Care
Federal Constitutional Court issues notice to Attorney General on appeals by Adiala jail inmates seeking medical and communication facilities like those gran...
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WORLD
Exploring the Zionist Vision of a State from the Mediterranean to Iraq
The concept of 'Greater Israel' envisions a state spanning from the Mediterranean Sea to Iraq, supported by some American advocates.
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