World News
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Government shutdown reaches overseas bases as many feel the strain
The government shutdown impacts military families worldwide as some overseas teachers work without pay. One substitute teacher describes the situation at a U.S. base in Italy.
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Trump’s warning to Nigeria offers hope to nation's persecuted Christians
Many Nigerians welcome Trump’s threat of action over Christian killings, hoping it will pressure their government to protect churches after years of deadly attacks.
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Lavrov offers face-to-face meeting with Rubio as Russia signals diplomatic opening amid Ukraine tensions
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov offers face-to-face meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Rubio amid ongoing Ukraine war tensions and diplomatic efforts.
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Chinese diplomat threatens to cut off new Japanese PM's head over Taiwan comments
Chinese diplomat threatens to 'decapitate' Japan's new prime minister over Taiwan defense comments, sparking major diplomatic crisis between Asian powers.
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Trump to host Syrian president in historic White House meeting amid push for regional peace
Former jihadist commander–turned–Syrian president is set to meet President Donald Trump on Monday, seeking stability, reconstruction aid and the resolution of missing Americans.
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Iran's 'water bankruptcy' will weaken regime and nuclear program, UN expert warns
Kaveh Madani of the United Nations University warns Iran's severe water crisis threatens regime stability and could impact the country's nuclear ambitions.
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101-year-old Kristallnacht survivor warns current era 'equivalent to 1938' on anniversary of Nazi riot
A 101-year-old Holocaust survivor who lived through Kristallnacht warns that today's rising antisemitism mirrors Nazi Germany in 1938.
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Hamas turns over body of Israeli soldier Hadar Goldin, killed and taken in 2014
Hamas returned the remains of Israeli soldier Hadar Goldin after holding his body for over 4,000 days since the 2014 Gaza war, Israel confirmed
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Body of Israeli hostage who 'fought heroically' to defend community during Oct. 7 massacre is returned: IDF
Israeli hostage Lior Rudaeff's body was returned Friday following his Oct. 7, 2023, defense of a kibbutz against terrorists who took his body to Gaza.
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Iran-directed plot to assassinate Israel’s ambassador to Mexico thwarted, officials reveal
A plot by "a terrorist network directed by Iran that sought to attack Israel’s ambassador in Mexico" has been thwarted, officials revealed on Friday.
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North Korea fires ballistic missile days after Hegseth wraps South Korea visit
North Korea fires ballistic missile days after U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth's South Korea visit focused on deterring Pyongyang and strengthening alliance.
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Violent mob attacks pro-Israel gathering in Toronto days after mayor’s ‘genocide in Gaza’ remarks
Protesters broke glass and attacked participants at venue moved for safety reasons from Toronto Metropolitan University in Canada.
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Kazakhstan joining Abraham Accords, US official confirms
Kazakhstan set to join Abraham Accords in historic move, becoming fourth nation to formalize Israel normalization agreement alongside the UAE, Bahrain and Morocco.
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Israel says it is striking Hezbollah targets in Lebanon
Israel strikes Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, forcing civilian evacuations from al-Taybeh and Tayr Debba as the IDF warns residents to stay 500 meters away.
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Parents of Kayla Mueller ask President Trump to bring daughter's remains home from Syria in letter
Kayla Mueller's parents write emotional letter urging Trump to press Syria's new leader for help recovering their daughter's remains 10 years after ISIS killing.
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As Trump admin pushes Gaza peace plan, history shows UN peacekeeping’s mixed record
U.S. presents Gaza peace plan draft to U.N. Security Council with international coalition, including Egypt, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, for two-year stabilization force.
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Mexican President Sheinbaum to press charges after man gropes her on walk
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is pressing charges against a man who groped and tried to kiss her during a public appearance in Mexico City.
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Chinese astronauts stranded in space after debris strikes return capsule during mission
Three Chinese astronauts were stranded in orbit at Tiangong space station after space debris hit their return capsule, China's spaceflight agency said.
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