King Charles Offers Prayers for Victims and Families of Jeju Air Crash King Charles III and Queen Camilla expressed condolences for the victims of the Jeju Air tragedy, offering prayers for their families.
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China’s Rising Power: The Fallout of Trump’s Expected Pullback from Global Organizations Trump's potential withdrawal from international organizations may allow China to assert greater global influence amid U.S. isolationism.
Nigerian Fighter Jet Strikes Civilian Village by Mistake, Killing 10 Nigerian forces mistakenly bomb a civilian village during operations against the Islamist group Lakurawa, resulting in at least 10 deaths.
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Panama President Denies Trump's Claims of Chinese Military at the Canal Panama's President denies Trump's claims of Chinese military control over the Panama Canal, asserting it is solely operated by Panamanians.
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Putin Offers Condolences After Deadly Azerbaijan Airlines Crash in Kazakhstan Putin expresses condolences for the Azerbaijan Airlines crash in Kazakhstan, offering aid and emphasizing a thorough investigation.
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Massive $112M Outflow as North Korean Hackers Target Crypto Exchange Hyperliquid Investors withdrew over $112M from Hyperliquid due to fears of North Korean hackers trading on the platform, causing a 20% token drop.
North Korea Builds 200 Arms Factories to Fuel Russia’s War: Satellite Evidence North Korea ramps up missile production for Russia, with reports showing increasing rail traffic and military cooperation.
Over 3,000 North Korean Soldiers Casualties in Russia’s Kursk Region: Zelenskyy Speaks Out Zelenskyy warns of over 3,000 North Korean casualties in Russia, signaling potential troop and equipment support for Moscow.
Serbia’s PM Praises China’s Role in Global Trade and Economic Growth Serbian PM Miloš Vučević praises China's development and trade openness during his visit to the China International Import Expo.
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Shocking BMW M5 Crash in the Netherlands: What Went Wrong with This 717 HP Beast? A 2025 BMW M5 lost control in the Netherlands due to wet conditions, highlighting the challenges of handling high-performance vehicles.
Syria’s Civil War Ends, but Now the Fight for Democracy and Women’s Rights Begins A peaceful protest for democracy and women's rights took place in Damascus following HTS's victory, marking a shift in Syrian society.
Russia Relocates S-400s and S-300s from Syria to Libya’s Eastern Region Russia is transferring advanced air defense systems and military equipment from its military base in Syria to Libya.
Why Russia Won’t Confirm North Korean Troops in Ukraine—And What Zelenskyy Reveals Zelenskyy reveals North Korean troops in Ukraine; Russia denies their deployment, fearing political fallout and military implications.
Chinese Router Giant TP-Link Faces U.S. Security Scrutiny Over Hacking Concerns The U.S. investigates TP-Link over security risks linked to Chinese routers, amid concerns of hacking and market dominance.
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