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WorldFive killed in Russia as Ukraine attacks industrial sites, warehouses
Wildberries, one of Russia’s biggest e-commerce giant’s warehouse was the one which got destroyed by the attack.
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WorldDisplaced Palestinians in Gaza express hope and fear as ceasefire talks progress
According to Trump, the new agreement would be implemented in phases, once disarmament is completed, Israeli forces would withdraw.
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World"It's boiling hot," people in Iran, Jerusalem seek watery refuge from heatwave
Temperatures are expected to gradually drop starting Monday but the heatwave will last for a few more days, IMS said on its website.
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World'There is no food here' - migrants leave Spain's Ceuta enclave after mass crossing
According to Spanish authorities, about 50,000 people had crossed into Ceuta by land and sea from Thursday
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WorldFive dead, dozens missing after Indonesian ferry catches fire off Java
The ferry was carrying 271 passengers and crew members, 225 of whom have been rescued, agency data showed on Sunday afternoon.
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WorldPope Leo expresses solidarity with what he calls 'alarming situation in Ceuta'
The pontiff called the situation "alarming" and said he hoped that "solutions promoting peace, stability, and justice may be found".
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WorldTrump says he will order halt to Iran strikes after parameters reached for deal to end war
Trump has announced halts to strikes in Iran on several occasions since the US and Israel attacked Iran on February 28, only for things to unravel and fighting to resume again.
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WorldWHO: Ebola outbreak in Congo spiralling out of control
WHO has warned that the risk of cross-border transmission to neighboring countries is increasing.
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World"Extremely difficult for our country": Greek PM defends state preparations amid raging wildfires
"These conditions have tested and continue to test the resilience of the Fire Service, the Civil Protection, the Local Government, and the citizens themselves"
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WorldUkraine releases video of fibre-optic cables left in forests by FPV drones
Ukraine's DeepState military blog, which uses open-source reports to track the positions of both armies, estimates that most of Vovchansk is held by Russian troops
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WorldBangladesh PM Tarique Rahman to choose ruling party's Presidential nominee
The decision comes after Bangladesh's presidential office fell vacant following Mohammed Shahabuddin's resignation on July 24.
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WorldWest Asia war: Iran denies asking US to pause strikes
Iranian military sources have termed US President Donald Trump's remarks a "a new lie".
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WorldSri Lanka prison clash: Rights group blames overcrowding
Police said that one inmate was killed in the clash while seven others were injured.
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WorldDrought weakens Dutch dikes as low Rhine levels disrupt European trade
Persistent hot, dry weather is straining the Netherlands' flood defences, reducing cargo capacity on the Rhine and affecting farming across parts of the country.
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WorldColombia terror attack: At least 11 injured in border city of Cúcuta
The attack took place early Saturday in Cucuta, where drug gangs and rebel groups have long fought for the control of smuggling routes.
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WorldIsraeli attacks on Gaza kill three Palestinians: sources
Gaza-based health authorities condemned what they described as a "heinous crime" committed by the Israeli army that directly targeted the medical supply warehouses at al-Aqsa Hospital.
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WorldWildfires under control, says French Prime Minister
France has for weeks been battling wildfires after a series of deadly heatwaves that have dried up riverbeds and vegetation.
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WorldWhy Arbaeen has deep significance that brings millions to Iraq each year
Arbaeen falls 40 days after Ashura, which commemorates the killing of Husayn ibn Ali, a grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, in 680 CE. It marks the end of the mourning period
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WorldNancy Guthrie kidnapping: Ransom notes released six months into unsolved case
The message also contained details meant to authenticate it, saying that Guthrie's wristwatch had been left on the floor at the foot of her bed, and a backyard floodlight was "destroyed."
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WorldPakistan made every effort to dismantle goodwill under Indus Water Treaty: India envoy to US
Indian envoy to US, Vinay Mohan Kwatra said India’s decision to keep the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) in abeyance merely acknowledged what Pakistan’s conduct had already destroyed.