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Serena Williams to Make Competitive Return in Queen’s Doubles at 44
Serena Williams, aged 44, will compete in women's doubles at Queen's Club, marking her first professional tennis match in almost four years.
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Ethiopians Vote Amid Controversy Over Exclusion of Millions
Ethiopia holds elections with millions of citizens barred from voting, raising concerns about inclusivity and political stability.
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Iran Warns Israeli Strikes in Lebanon Risk US-Brokered Ceasefire
Iran cautions that Israeli military actions in Lebanon's southern suburbs jeopardize the fragile ceasefire mediated by the US amid escalating Hezbollah-Israe...
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Iran Warns Ceasefire May Collapse Amid Ongoing Israeli Strikes on Lebanon
Iranian media warns that continued Israeli attacks on Lebanon could lead to the collapse of the ceasefire, escalating regional tensions.
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Ex-Brigadier General for Assad Denies Torture Charges in Court
Khaled al-Halabi, former Syrian brigadier general, pleads not guilty to multiple torture-related charges amid ongoing war crimes trials.
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Lebanon’s Community Grocery Store Supports Families Amid Crisis
Lebanon’s 'Man wa Salwa' social grocery store aids hundreds of families by providing affordable essentials amid rising costs and displacement challenges.
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Hundreds Protest US Ebola Quarantine Plan at Kenya’s Laikipia Air Base
Massive protests erupt in Kenya against US plan to quarantine Ebola-exposed nationals at Laikipia Air Base, raising public health concerns.
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International Court Dismisses Rwanda’s $134M Claim Over UK Migration Pact
An international tribunal rejected Rwanda's $134 million claim linked to the UK migration agreement, impacting future 'return hub' deals worldwide.
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The Abraham Accords: Catalyst for Peace or Controversial Concession?
The Abraham Accords, signed to normalize relations between Israel and Arab states, spark debate over peace prospects and regional implications.
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Indian-Origin Pilot Dies in Helicopter Crash Hours After Wedding
An Indian-origin pilot tragically lost his life in a helicopter crash just hours after his wedding, highlighting the risks associated with aviation.
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