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Morocco Appoints First Female Prime Minister, Vowing Youth Jobs and Equality
Morocco reached a milestone in its political history on September 29, 2024, as King Mohammed VI officially appointed Mansouri as the country's first female
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OpenAI Delays GPT-6.1 Astra Security Risks to Launch Budget Mid-Range Models
OpenAI has risen rapidly in recent years with its chatbot ChatGPT, becoming the focus of the global artificial intelligence sector. Since its first public
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Trump Rejects AI Cooperation With Xi, Stoking U.S.-China Tech Rivalry
Former U.S. President Donald Trump recently reiterated in an interview with foreign media that he will not cooperate with Chinese President Xi Jinping on t
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French High School Students Clash with Police Over Overloaded Curricula and Shortages
High school education issues in France have once again become a focus of national attention. Since last week, thousands of high school students have gather
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Trump bans all Canadian alcohol imports, escalating trade war and sparking market panic
The trade conflict initiated by U.S. President Donald Trump against Canada since last year officially escalated into an import ban this Monday. According t
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Japan's Population Drops Sharply as Record Foreign Workers Alter Labor Market
The final results of Japan's 15th National Census released this year show that the total national population, including foreign residents, stands at 122,97
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Israeli airstrike kills Hamas northern commander Izz al‑Din al‑Beik in Gaza
An Israeli Air Force strike on Saturday, September 28, hit a residential building in the northern Gaza town of Beit Hanoun, killing Izz al‑Din al‑Beik, the
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RBA raises cash rate to 4.60%, highest in over a decade.
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) lifted its cash rate by a quarter‑percentage point to 4.60 percent on Friday, the highest level in more than a decade.
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Tokyo Records Historic 34-Day Continuous Rainfall Streak, Breaking 1886 Record
Tokyo has recorded 34 consecutive days of measurable rainfall as of today, breaking the longest such streak in the city’s history that began in 1886. The J
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South Korean military blames North Korean land mines for DMZ explosions injuring soldiers.
South Korean defense authorities announced on Monday that land mines planted by North Korea were the probable cause of two explosions last week inside the
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Malaysia Begins Repatriating 5,000 Burmese Nationals from Immigration Detention Centers
Malaysia has initiated the repatriation of approximately 1,500 Burmese nationals from local immigration detention facilities, marking the first phase of a
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Myanmar Authorities Arrest Twenty-One Individuals Over Financial Support for Shadow Government
Authorities in Myanmar have arrested twenty-one individuals accused of providing financial support to the People’s Revolution Supply Family, a fundraising
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Seventeen Arrested Across Five UK Cities in Major Organized Crime Raids
Seventeen people have been arrested across five cities in the United Kingdom, including London, following a large-scale coordinated security operation targ
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South Korea's An Se-young Wins Historic Second Consecutive Asian Games Badminton Gold
South Korea’s An Se-young secured her legacy in international badminton on Wednesday, capturing the women’s singles gold medal at the 2026 Asian Games. In
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Clashes in Somalia's South West State Leave 23 Dead Amid Political Power Struggle
Heavy clashes erupted this week across Somalia’s South West State, resulting in the deaths of at least 23 people and leaving numerous others injured. The v
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Russian Drone Strikes Hit Kyiv, Killing Three and Injuring 24 Civilians
At least three people were killed and 24 others injured in a series of Russian drone strikes targeting the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv. The attacks heavily i
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Polish Military Jets Scrambled as Heavy Russian Airstrikes Target Western Ukraine
Polish military aircraft were scrambled on Tuesday as a wave of heavy Russian airstrikes targeted western and central regions of Ukraine, triggering immedi
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Myanmar military airstrike on crowded Rakhine market kills at least 50
At least 50 people have been killed and 58 others injured following a targeted airstrike by Myanmar’s military junta, known as the Tatmadaw, on a crowded m
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Eleven Civilians Killed in Gang Clashes in Rural Southwestern Haiti
At least eleven civilians were killed on Tuesday in the rural settlement of Gros Morne, located within the Grand’Anse department of Haiti, following a viol
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Russia places German wholesale giant Metro's local assets under state administration.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree placing the Russian assets of German wholesale giant Metro AG under temporary state administration, ef
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Hurricane Polo Makes Landfall on Baja California Peninsula as Category 3 Storm
Hurricane Polo struck the Baja California Peninsula on Wednesday as a powerful Category 3 storm, bringing severe flooding, widespread power outages, and co
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Monsoon Floods and Landslides Leave Over 100 Dead in India and Nepal
At least 102 people have been confirmed dead across northern India and neighboring Nepal following a destructive series of heavy monsoon downpours, severe
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Severe Weather Hampers Rescue Efforts After Fatal Avalanche Strikes Mount Nemjung Base Camp
Rescue operations faced severe impediments in Nepal’s Manang District on Tuesday after a massive avalanche struck the base camp of Mount Nemjung, leaving f
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Afghan Forces Kill 28 Alleged Islamic State Militants in Nuristan Operation
Afghan security forces killed 28 militants allegedly linked to the Islamic State during a targeted military operation in the eastern province of Nuristan,