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Large-scale Russian missile, drone strikes on Kyiv kill at least 15 people
No fewer than 15 people have been killed after Russian forces launched a major drone and missile attack on the…
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US Supreme Court to rule on birthright citizenship, trans athletes
The US Supreme Court will publish two of its most anticipated rulings of Donald Trump’s presidency on Tuesday. Perhaps the…
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Manhunt under way after bomb injures Ukrainian oligarch in Monaco
A manhunt is under way in southern France after a parcel bomb exploded at a residential building in neighbouring Monaco,…
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Klopp reacts to links to Germany job as Nagelsmann says I won’t quit
Julian Nagelsmann has come under pressure to resign after Germany crashed out of the World Cup, through a penalty shoot-out…
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Founder of Gojek app sentenced to years in jail for corruption
The co-founder of super-app Gojek who became Indonesia’s education minister has been sentenced to several years in jail for corruption.…
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Venezuelans accuse government of negligence over earthquake response
Angry citizens of Venezuela have been attacking the government of the country for laxity in their response to the rescue…
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Putin says fuel shortages caused by Ukrainian strikes
In Russia, the impact of Ukraine’s missile and drone strikes on energy infrastructure from Moscow to the Black Sea and…
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Six people shot dead at centre for mothers, children in Germany
Six people have been shot dead at a centre for mothers and children by a male suspect who was in…
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World Cup 2026: Paul Okoku’s journey from Rabat to Monterrey — Why Morocco, Netherlands deserve world’s attention
By Paul Lucky Okoku Every football match has statistics. Every tournament has history. But only a few of us have…
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Pakistani strikes kill dozens in Afghanistan
Pakistan launched airstrikes and sent ground troops into Afghan provinces along its border on Sunday, killing dozens. At least 36…
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