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WorldMorocco arrests 294 migrants attempting to enter Ceuta
Authorities also arrested 61 Moroccans accused of facilitating the migration attempts, the broadcaster reported.
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WorldBrazil's Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro launch campaigns ahead of October vote
In comments about Brazil's vast reserves of rare minerals, President Lula said “no one (abroad) will tap our minerals. We are going to tap them for the benefit of the Brazilian people.”
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WorldIranian military offers $30,000 bounty for killed or captured US soldiers
"We will provide a proper gift," he said, adding that the gift is "equivalent to $30,000, approximately 5 billion tomans."
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WorldOver four million hectares of protected tropical forests destroyed by wildfires since 2001
The annual area burned inside the protected areas has been roughly nine times higher since 2016 compared to previous years and Brazil alone accounted for almost two-thirds of global losses.
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WorldHurricane Lala hits Hawaii with heavy rain, strong winds and flooding
More than 130,000 households were without power Sunday morning across Hawaii's three largest islands, according to the utility tracker poweroutage.us
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WorldBangladesh PM puts India visit on hold until Hasina's extradition
Hasina fled to India in 2024 after being ousted from power following a mass uprising linked to the student quota reform movement.
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WorldSpaceX sets launch record with two Falcon 9 missions 38 minutes apart
The company launched Globalstar satellites from Florida and a classified US Space Force payload from California in a record 38.5-minute gap.
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WorldBelgium Wildfire: Burns 27 square kilometers, 600 residents evacuated
Liege provincial Governor Herve Jamar, in a statement, said that more than 250 emergency personnel have been deployed.
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WorldIndonesia declares 14-day emergency after 7.7-magnitude quake kills 53
Indonesia's National Disaster Management Agency said the earthquake and 341 aftershocks had left 53 people dead and 113 others injured.
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WorldIsrael says senior Hezbollah commander killed in southern Lebanon strike
The IDF said Abu Hassan Alaa, a commander in Hezbollah's Bader Unit, was killed in a targeted strike amid heightened tensions along the Israel-Lebanon border.
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WorldEx-Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji's funeral to be held on August 18
Zhu's remains will be cremated in Beijing and to mourn his death, national flags will fly at half-mast that day.
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WorldUkraine kills at least six in Russia in one of its largest aerial attacks
Russia's Ministry of Defense said that it had destroyed 822 drones overnight, with 600 headed toward the Russian capital.
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WorldBus crash kills 12 in Hungary, injures several
In a statement, police said it was likely that the driver fell asleep, causing the accident.
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WorldSevere storms and flooding in Indiana kills at least six
US President Donald Trump approved an emergency declaration for Indiana, and federal disaster assistance is available to the state, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said Saturday.
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WorldIndian diaspora marks Independence day with Guinness World Record in New Jersey
More than 1,300 US flags were arranged with Indian tricolours to form '250', celebrating India's 80th Independence Day and America's 250th anniversary.
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WorldColombia earthquake: Death toll rises to 294
The 7.4-magnitude earthquake severely hit 32 cities across the nation.
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WorldAthens cleans Panathenaic Stadium for first time in over a century ahead of LA 2028
Now slowly being revealed, the original gleaming look of the venue earned it the widely used Greek nickname 'Kallimarmaro', or beautiful marble.
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WorldZimbabwe ferry tragedy: Death toll rises to 72
Authorities say the ferry was carrying as many as 153 passengers despite having a capacity of 90.
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WorldKorean liberation day: North Korea's Kim and Russia's Putin reaffirm ties
North Korea's relationship with Russia has grown closer since the reclusive state began deploying troops and weapons to support Russia's war against Ukraine.
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WorldDemocrats pick South Carolina as first state for 2028 US primaries
The first state to vote in a presidential nominating contest often helps to shape the field of candidates, drawing campaign spending and media attention.