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70-Boat Flotilla Departs Spain to Challenge Israel’s Gaza Blockade
A 70-boat flotilla has left Spain to confront Israel's naval blockade on Gaza, continuing a history of similar campaigns and interceptions.
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Benin Election Closes as Finance Minister Poised to Succeed Former President
Voting ends in Benin's presidential election with the finance minister favored to win following former President Patrice Talon's two-term tenure.
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Israeli Airstrikes in Southern Lebanon Kill 13, Rescue Efforts Underway
At least 13 people died in fresh Israeli airstrikes across southern Lebanon as rescuers continue searching through the rubble for survivors.
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Reports of Air Strike on Nigerian Market Raise Civilian Casualty Concerns
An alleged Nigerian Air Force strike on a village market targeting militants has sparked fears of civilian deaths amid ongoing conflict.
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Russia, Ukraine Accuse Each Other of Violating Orthodox Easter Ceasefire
Russia and Ukraine reported over a thousand attacks during a 32-hour ceasefire for Orthodox Easter, with both sides blaming each other for…
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Iranian Official Criticizes US Delegation Amid Ongoing Tensions
Iranian official Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf condemns US delegation for failing to build trust during war-ending talks, urging supporters to remain active.
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Severe Flooding Forces School Closures Across Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia shuts schools nationwide as intense flooding disrupts daily life, highlighting climate challenges and emergency response efforts.
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Peru Faces Crucial Election with 35 Candidates for Ninth President in a Decade
Peru's voters select from 35 presidential hopefuls, including a comedian, media mogul, and political dynasty heiress, marking the ninth presidency vote in…
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At Least 30 Killed in Stampede at Haiti’s Historic Citadelle Laferriere
A deadly stampede at Haiti’s UNESCO-listed Citadelle Laferriere during an annual celebration has claimed at least 30 lives, highlighting safety concerns at...
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Hungarians Vote in Record Turnout in Election That Could End Orban’s Rule
Hungarians cast votes in a record turnout election that may end Viktor Orban’s 16-year tenure, impacting Russia ties and European right-wing politics.
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