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This Somali Referee Who Traveled To The US For The World Cup But Was Deported Has Returned Home
US officials said Artan was denied entry because of “vetting concerns,” before claimed he had links to “suspected members of terror organizations.”
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South Korea’s Local Elections Ran Out Of Ballot Papers, Causing Massive Chaos And Claims Of Election Fraud
Dozens of polling stations ran out of ballot papers, leaving voters to wait for hours or leaving without being able to vote.
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Israel’s Military Shot And Killed This Seven-Month-Old Palestinian Baby In The West Bank
“The windows were not tinted; it was broad daylight and everything was clear. You can’t say he didn’t see that it was a family.”
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After This Woman Was Murdered By Her Stalker, New Zealand Officially Made Stalking A Crime
New Zealand’s justice minister Paul Goldsmith said the government was sending “a very clear message” that stalking had to stop.
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For The First Time In Seven Years, Chinese President Xi Jinping Visited North Korea To Meet North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un
Kim and Xi agreed to expand cooperation in politics, economy and culture.
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Israel Is Cutting Ties With The Head Of The UN After He Blacklisted It For Sexual Violence Against Palestinians
Israel's UN ambassador said the country was "done with this secretary-general" and announced Israel would have no further contact with Guterres's office.
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For The First Time In Eight Years, A North Korean Women’s Football Team Played In South Korea And Won
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung, who has made inter-Korean engagement a priority since taking office in June 2025, congratulated the winners.
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Israel Has Killed This UN Peacekeeper In Lebanon Just Days After Agreeing To Renew The “Ceasefire”
Since March 2, Israel has killed at least seven UNIFIL peacekeepers in south Lebanon and injured dozens of others.
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People In Serbia Are Holding Some Of Its Largest Protests Against Corruption And Calling For Early Elections
Protesters filled the city’s central Slavija Square, carrying Serbian flags and chanting “Students win.”
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Ghana Has Passed A New Bill That Would Make It A Crime For People To Identify As LGBTQ
Under the bill, people who identify as LGBTQ could face up to 3 years in prison.
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Israel Has Captured A Historic Castle In Lebanon, Marking Its Deepest Push Into The Country Since 2000
Netanyahu called it a "dramatic turning point" in the Israeli military’s invasion of Lebanon.
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Netanyahu Has Publicly Admitted Israel Is Now Trying To Control 70% Of Gaza Despite The “Ceasefire”
Netanyahu said that Israel is now “fully in control of 60% of the territory of the Gaza Strip," adding that he has ordered the military to control 70%.