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Yemen: A stampede in Sanaa’s capital left at least 78 people dead and numerous others hurt.
According to eyewitness accounts, Houthis fired shots into the air to try to disperse the masses. One of the shots…
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Special forces from the UK and the US are in Ukraine.
Leaked documents state that American and British special forces are present inside Ukraine: The MoD disputes claims that up to…
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Dalai Lama apologises for kissing and telling kid to “suck his tongue”
Indian temple interaction in viral video called “inappropriate” and “scandalous” After being accused of improper behaviour after kissing a little…
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Putin has just received assistance in his economic conflict with the West.
Joseph Biden pledged during his presidential campaign to make Saudi Arabia an international pariah. Then followed skyrocketing inflation and a…
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Israel launches rare attacks in Lebanon and also assaults Gaza.
On Thursday, militants from Lebanon fired nearly three dozen missiles at Israel, prompting the assaults in southern Lebanon. JERUSALEM —…
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Russian military blogger, Vladlen Tatarsky, dies in Saint Petersburg explosion
An explosion that occurred on Sunday at a cafe in St. Petersburg claimed the life of one of the most…
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Max Verstappen takes the pole for the Australian Grand Prix ahead of the Mercedes combination of George Russell and Lewis Hamilton.
First-time pole-sitter Max Verstappen wins the Australian Grand Prix: Mercedes’ George Russell finished second ahead of teammate Lewis Hamilton after…
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Taiwan rejects financial demands as Beijing establishes links with Honduras
On March 26, Beijing — After the Central American nation’s decades-long friendship with Taiwan, China on Sunday forged diplomatic ties…
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There are national protests as Macron faces no-confidence votes.
The administration in France is being challenged by opposition groups. PARIS — After forcing through a wildly unpopular pensions reform…
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Tim Davie, the director general of the BBC, has apologised to licence fee payers for a day of interruptions to sports programming.
On Saturday, football programmes were abruptly cancelled when presenters and commentators protested in favour of Match of the Day host…
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