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Gaza Woman Faces Long Road to Healing After Losing Eye and Daughter
Najwa, injured in an Israeli air strike in Gaza, struggles with physical and psychological trauma after losing her eye and daughter.
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Armed Assaults Claim Over 20 Lives in Northwest Nigeria Amid Rising Violence
More than 20 people have been killed in armed attacks in northwest Nigeria, highlighting escalating violence by gangs raiding villages in the…
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Spain and France Grapple with Massive Wildfires Amid Rising Risks
Spain's Guadalajara wildfire scorches 32,000 hectares, marking one of its largest fires, while France also confronts severe wildfire threats amid extreme con...
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US House Approves $1.15 Trillion Defense Bill Boosting Israel Ties
The US House passed a $1.15 trillion defense bill enhancing military cooperation with Israel and funding efforts against Iran, amid partisan divisions…
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Canada’s Dairy Sector Faces US Tariff Threats Amid Trade Tensions
Canada's dairy supply management system is targeted by US tariffs, highlighting trade tensions under President Trump's administration.
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Rising Temperatures Threaten Africa’s Camels, Vital Desert Livestock
Extreme heat in Africa is severely impacting camels, crucial for desert communities, causing concern among herders and experts about their survival and…
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US-Saudi Nuclear Deal Marks New Era in Strategic Cooperation
The US and Saudi Arabia have signed a landmark nuclear cooperation agreement, signaling a major shift in their strategic partnership and regional…
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Austrian Birthplace of Hitler Reopens as Police Station to Curb Extremism
The Austrian house where Adolf Hitler was born has been repurposed as a police station to prevent far-right extremist gatherings.
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Yemen’s Houthis Claim Assault on Two Saudi Oil Tankers Amid Rising Tensions
Houthis assert attacks on two Saudi oil tankers shortly after declaring a naval blockade on Saudi ships, escalating regional maritime conflict.
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China’s Animal Rights Advocates Shift Campaigns Offline Amid Censorship
Outrage grows over dog and puppies' killing in Guangdong, prompting Chinese animal lovers to move activism offline and abroad due to censorship.
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