Ethiopia's Gobena and Kenya's Jepchirchir Crown Sydney Marathon Winners
Gobena secures his first Sydney Marathon triumph after a runner‑up finish the previous year, while Olympic champion Jepchirchir adds another major title to her resume.
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Myanmar army reclaims towns as conscription, air strikes and Chinese backing intensify
A surge in forced recruitment, relentless aerial bombing and support from Beijing are helping the Tatmadaw regain lost ground against rebel forces.
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Footage captures Arkansas State Patrol officer assaulting suspect during arrest
A video released online shows a trooper pulling a man's hair and delivering punches while detaining him, sparking renewed debate over police force in the United States.
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Venezuelan Leadership Affirms Sovereignty Amid New U.S. Oil Arrangement
Interim President Rodriguez says the agreement will channel $19 per barrel to Caracas, underscoring national control over oil revenues.
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Netanyahu Condemns Settler Raid on Palestinian Village in West Bank
Israeli prime minister denounces a violent assault by settlers on Qusra after weeks of rising tensions.
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US removes Afghan‑linked detainee, sends them to war‑torn Central African Republic
A person related to Afghan nationals who supported U.S. forces was deported to the conflict‑ridden Central African Republic despite holding protected status.
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Washington and Caracas seal 25‑year oil partnership granting U.S. majority share
The United States and Venezuela have agreed on a long‑term energy pact that gives America 55% of output from newly explored reserves while promising fresh investment for Caracas.
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Iceland conducts EU membership referendum amid tight vote count
Icelandic voters are deciding on EU accession, with results expected to be extremely close as ballot counting continues through the night.
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Iran asserts control over Hormuz traffic amid tensions, while Qusra faces settler siege
Tehran says its navy monitors all ship movements in the Strait of Hormuz and shows no urgency to lift closures, as the West Bank town of Qusra endures a new wave of settler pressure.
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Damascus dazzles with fireworks as International Fair kicks off
The Syrian capital illuminated its night sky with a vibrant fireworks display to mark the opening of the annual Damascus International Fair.
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Tehran pledges diplomatic and defence response to US sanctions
Iran says it will balance diplomatic outreach and military readiness to protect its interests amid heightened US pressure.
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Diplomats Push for Breakthrough Amid Libya’s Stalled Politics
International mediators intensify talks to resolve the long‑standing split that has left Libya without a unified government.
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Drought and Wildfires Threaten Sudan’s Date Palm Livelihoods
Severe dryness and spreading fires are putting the staple date palm industry of Sudan's Northern State at risk.
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Deadly Explosions Follow Russian Attack on Kyiv‑Area Munitions Site
A Russian strike on a weapons depot near Ukraine's capital sparked fires and blasts, leaving at least 38 dead and dozens injured.
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Opinion asserts Mladic’s death marked personal triumph
A commentary claims the Bosnian figure died satisfied, saying his fascist agenda succeeded
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RSS chief's US trip draws backlash as Hindu nationalist outreach
Indian diaspora activists accuse the RSS leader's American visit of serving as a goodwill tour for Hindu nationalist ideology.
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Israeli Move Threatens UNRWA’s Sole Vocational College in East Jerusalem
The Qalandiya Training Centre, the only UNRWA-run vocational school in East Jerusalem, faces possible shutdown after Israeli authorities issue a demolition order.
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Israeli forces shut down UNRWA vocational centre in West Bank
A raid by Israeli troops forced the closure of a United Nations agency training hub for Palestinian refugees, raising concerns over humanitarian aid access.
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Floods wash away Nepal bank vault, 29 arrested over Rs 93 lakh theft
Monsoon flooding in Nepal swept a bank safe containing nearly ₹93 million, prompting police to detain 29 alleged thieves.
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Milo Yiannopoulos taken into custody by U.S. ICE
The controversial commentator was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement amid ongoing immigration scrutiny.
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Liverpool Host Nottingham Forest in Premier League Clash
Live commentary tracks Liverpool’s push for points as Florian Wirtz and Dominik Szoboszlai aim to spark the Reds against Nottingham Forest.
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Brighton aim to extend winning streak over Chelsea in upcoming Premier League clash
The Seagulls seek a fourth consecutive league victory against the Blues as both sides prepare for a pivotal London fixture.
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Bernie Sanders and AOC Head Crowd in Washington Rally for Voting Rights
Thousands gathered on the 63rd anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s march to defend the vote, with the progressive senators leading the demonstration.
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Former Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno handed five‑year prison term for bribery
A Quito court sentenced the 73‑year‑old ex‑leader to five years behind bars and barred him permanently from public office.
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Norway's Long‑Serving Monarch King Harald V Passes Away at 89
The 89‑year‑old head of state, Europe’s longest‑reigning monarch, died on August 29, prompting a period of national mourning and succession preparations.
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U.S. President Declares Historic Oil Partnership with Venezuela
The administration says the agreement gives the United States majority control of more than 65 billion barrels of proven Venezuelan oil reserves.
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Around 60 Malian Troops Freed After Tuareg Negotiated Prisoner Exchange
A recent swap saw Tuareg insurgents secure the release of roughly 60 Malian soldiers in return for one of their own commanders.
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Human rights groups rally as RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat prepares to speak in New York
Protesters gather in Manhattan to denounce the planned appearance of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh leader, citing concerns over Hindu nationalist rhetoric and minority rights.
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Young Nepali Flood Survivor Finds Mother After Dramatic Rescue
An eight‑year‑old rescued from recent floods in Nepal was reunited with his mother, highlighting the challenges and hope in the region’s disaster response.
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Trump Issues Executive Order to Rename Lake Ontario as Lake America
The U.S. president signed a directive changing the name of the binational waterway during heightened trade tensions with Canada.
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Qatar offers diplomatic backing as Libya seeks to close its political split
A senior Qatari minister met with Libya's army chief to discuss support for ongoing unity talks.
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New Himalayan Barrier Lake Raises Flood Concerns in Nepal
A recent glacier collapse has created a dammed lake that could trigger another major flood in the region, prompting authorities to heighten monitoring efforts.
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Imran Khan's sons raise alarm over his mental state while incarcerated
Sulaiman and Kasim Khan say their father, former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan, is showing signs of agitation and anxiety behind bars.
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Pipeline Plans Target to Cut Reliance on Strait of Hormuz, US Official Says
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent predicts new oil pipelines could sideline the strategic waterway within two years, a timeline experts find doubtful.
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Gaza Children Huddle Behind Cart as Drone Fire Rains Down
A video captures youngsters in Gaza seeking refuge behind a shopping cart while Israeli drones unleash gunfire, underscoring the peril civilians face.
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Jijel communities assess devastation after deadly Algerian wildfires
Neighbors in Algeria's northeastern Jijel province walk through charred landscapes, mourning those lost and evaluating the damage.
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Gaza’s beach rescuers rely on whistles amid equipment shortages
With limited gear, Gaza’s lifeguards use simple whistles and community support to protect swimmers along the war‑torn coastline.
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Europe faces unprecedented drought as heat saps rivers and farms
Extreme temperatures are pushing water levels to historic lows and threatening harvests across the continent.
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Former Stars and Stripes reporters file suit alleging Trump‑Era press suppression
A group of ex‑staff members of the military newspaper claim the Trump administration attempted to curb their editorial freedom, filing a federal lawsuit citing First Amendment violations.
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Iran threatens severe retaliation if U.S. blockade persists
Tehran warns of direct confrontation and harsh rhetoric toward Israel's leader over continued American sanctions.
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