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Ex-Death Squad Leader Sanna Manjang Faces Military Trial in The Gambia
Sanna Manjang, former death squad leader, stands trial for desertion after Jammeh's 2017 regime ended in The Gambia.
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Thousands of Migrants Remain Stranded in Ceuta After July Surge
Over 10,000 migrants are currently stranded in Ceuta following a record influx in July, raising humanitarian and logistical challenges.
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Trump Unveils White House Helicopter Pad Amid TV Network Boycott
President Trump introduced a new helicopter pad at the White House while major US television networks boycotted the event, leading to an…
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UK Charges Vincent Brown for Role in Rwanda Genocide Crimes
Vincent Brown faces charges in the UK for allegedly directing and inciting murder and genocide during the Rwanda conflict.
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FAA Suspends Flights at Key US East Coast Airports Amid System Outage
FAA halts flights at JFK, Newark, and Philadelphia airports due to critical equipment failure, disrupting travel across major East Coast hubs.
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US Man Sentenced for 2023 Vermont Shooting of Palestinian Students
Jason Eaton convicted for shooting three Palestinian students in Vermont, facing life imprisonment after jury dismisses insanity plea.
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Putin’s United Russia Secures Supermajority in Parliamentary Elections
United Russia party wins a commanding supermajority in Russia’s parliamentary vote, bolstering Putin amid rising discontent over the Ukraine conflict.
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Oman Launches External Evaluations for 71 Schools Nationwide
Oman initiates comprehensive external reviews for 71 schools to enhance education quality and accountability across the country.
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Trump’s Approval Rating Drops to Record Low Amid Iran Conflict and Economic Worries
Trump's approval among Republicans falls from 82% to 73% amid concerns over Iran war and inflation, marking a historic low in his…
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Gaza Children Resume School Amid Ruins and Scarcity After Three Years
After a three-year hiatus, children in Gaza return to school in tents and damaged buildings, confronting severe shortages of supplies and infrastructure.
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