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WorldHow one day at Ceuta reshaped Spain's migration narrative
But national self-image and public opinion are a cultural achievement more than a legal one. They run on emotions, which makes them far more delicate than any law.
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WorldWest Asia war: Trump holds off new strikes against Iran
Trump said that Israel is joining his commitment to end the war by implementing the ceasefire deal however Israel did not publicly comment on the announcement.
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WorldWind-driven wildfire prompts Washington state to declare emergency
The Old Trails Fire started around noon, burning brush and grass in an open area, but quickly spread north and east toward residential areas.
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WorldCyberattacks hit nine Michigan water systems amid wider US water infrastructure threats
Federal agencies had warned last week that Iranian hackers were targeting water and wastewater systems and operational controls in critical infrastructure.
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WorldTourist plane crashes in Peru near Nazca Lines, killing 13
Peruvian authorities said the accident is under investigation.
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WorldMoscow restaurant bombing: Three people killed, at least 21 wounded
The explosive device detonated on Saturday at the restaurant on Kudrinskaya Square in Moscow, the National Anti-Terrorism Committee said.
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WorldIdaho fast food restaurant shooting: Three dead, seven injured
Police who responded to the shooting found the body of the suspected gunman in an area near the restaurant.
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WorldWest Asia war: Iran warns against further US attacks in talks with Pakistan and Turkey
The warning followed remarks by US President Donald Trump on Friday, in which he said he was losing faith in talks with Tehran and threatened additional attacks.
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WorldIraq, Turkiye strike one year oil pipeline deal to boost exports during ongoing Hormuz closures
The agreement comes as Iraq moves to strengthen the resilience of its oil export infrastructure following disruptions to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
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WorldAmid row with Philippines China issues new rules to assert control over South China Sea shoal
China claims most of the SCS as its own. The Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan have counterclaims over the area.
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WorldPalestinians in Gaza hope Hamas will disarm but fear Israeli forces won't withdraw
Most of Gaza's 2 million Palestinians are still displaced or live in tent camps, where poor conditions and overcrowding have led to rodent infestations and outbreaks of infectious diseases such as chickenpox.
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WorldWildfire crisis eases in western Europe but worsens in Greece as winds drive new blazes
In southwestern France, firefighters held a vast wildfire within its perimeter, with about 198,000 people now allowed home after what may have been the country's largest peacetime evacuation.
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WorldCeuta border rush prompts Spain to build new containment fence
The death toll has climbed to 67, including some who drowned and others who were killed in a stampede.
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World'14 Peaks' mountaineering legend Nirmal Nimsdai Purja killed in Pakistan avalanche
Famed Nepalese-origin mountaineer Nirmal Purja tragically lost his life following the avalanche on Broad Peak in Pakistan
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WorldUS-Israel-Iran War: Trump threatens more strikes on Iran
US President Donald Trump threatened more strikes on Iran as the United States presses for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
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WorldSpain-Morocco border crisis death toll rises to 67 in Ceuta
Spain announces new sea barrier at Ceuta after thousands of migrants breached the border during the escalating humanitarian crisis.
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WorldNepal violence: Curfews partly lifted in areas of southern plains
Curfew has been relaxed in parts of Sunsari, Dhanusha and Siraha as harmony rallies and community dialogues begin.
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WorldYemen's Houthis deny plans to charge fees on ships sailing through Bab al-Mandab Strait
In the statement, the HOCC said the safe transit service it provides to vessels are offered at no cost, adding "all vessels outside the scope of the declared ban may transit safely."
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WorldAustralia defends under-16 social media ban despite high teen usage
Government says landmark law has changed conversations among parents even as new data shows most teenagers still access social media.
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WorldWill Hamas actually disarm in Gaza?
Hamas stated that it is prepared to begin disarming as part of a deal announced by US President Donald Trump, provided Israel ends its military strikes and withdraws from Gaza.