Around 20 killed, including five children, in overnight Israeli attacks on Gaza
Around 20 people have been killed in overnight Israeli attacks on Gaza. At least five children are among the victims, Israeli media report.
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Several miners killed in Russian drone attack in Dnipropetrovsk region
At least twelve people have been killed by a Russian drone in the Dnipropetrovsk region, the local governor says. "There will be many attacks, and they all must be responded to - militarily and with diplomacy," Volodymyr Zelenskyy writes on Telegram.
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30 dead after major winter storm in the US
At least 30 people have died as a result of the major winter storm that has swept across the United States, according to the AP news agency.
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Death toll may exceed 10,000 in Iran lockdown
More than 13,000 people may have been killed during the protests against Iran's regime, according to HRANA.
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Putin's spies test sound cannons on Serbian dogs
Serbian and Russian security services jointly tested sound cannons, according to government documents seen by Politico. Dogs were used as test subjects.
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Over 3,400 protesters reportedly killed in Iran amid brutal crackdown
Information that has penetrated the Iranian regime's blockade indicates brutal interventions against the protest movement. An ophthalmologist in Tehran has testified to treating gunshot wounds to the head and eyes. A total of at least 3,428 protesters have now been killed, according to Iran Human Rights (IHR).
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Åberg on Koepka's PGA Tour return: wants to play against the best
Golf star Brooks Koepka is set to return to the PGA Tour after dropping out of the LIV Tour, which is backed by Saudi Arabia. Now Ludvig Åberg is commenting on the news. "Having him back on the PGA Tour will definitely help us play better golf," the Swede says.
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Reza Pahlavi urges civil servants in Iran to join protests
Security forces and government employees in Iran should join the protest movements in the country, urges Reza Pahlavi, the eldest son of the last Shah of Iran.
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Greenland meetings in Washington and Copenhagen this week
Denmark, Greenland, and the United States will meet at the foreign minister level on Wednesday, Danish TV2 reports. Later this week, U.S. senators will discuss Greenland in Copenhagen.
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Death toll in Iran rises, internet remains down
At least 62 people have been killed in protests in Iran, a human rights group said on Friday. The new death toll comes as the country's Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, accused protesters of "destroying their own streets to please another country's president." Intense street protests continue despite a 24-hour internet and phone blackout.
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Israeli minister in Somaliland wants an embassy
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar has landed in the breakaway Somali region of Somaliland after Israel recognized the region as an independent state at the end of last year.
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Snow in Paris - skiers take over Montmartre
Large parts of northern France and the Paris region are covered in snow. Parisians strap on their skis.
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Concern among Venezuelans: What will happen?
The uncertainty about the future and who is really in charge is palpable among many Venezuelans after the U.S. attack. "What will happen tomorrow?" says Juan Pablo Petrone, a resident of the capital, Caracas.
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UN Security Council calls emergency meeting after Israel recognizes Somaliland
The UN Security Council is calling for an emergency meeting on Monday over Israel's recognition of Somaliland, Israeli media report. There are suspicions that Israel wants to move Gazans to Somaliland.
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US boards merchant vessel off Venezuela
US forces have boarded a merchant vessel off the coast of Venezuela. The boarding was confirmed on X by US Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem and the US Coast Guard.
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Link between Brown shooting and MIT murders investigated
Police are investigating whether the mass shooting at Brown University in the United States could be linked to the murder of an MIT professor two days later, three sources with knowledge of the matter told the AP.
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Ultra-conservative Kast wins election in Chile
Right-wing candidate José Antonio Kast has emerged victorious in Chile's presidential election. The left-wing coalition has admitted defeat, writes the AP news agency.
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Trump vows to avenge IS attack in Syria
Three Americans, two military personnel and a civilian interpreter, have been killed in what the US military calls an attack by a lone ISIS member in Syria. We will retaliate, US President Donald Trump tells a press conference outside the White House.
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Deadly year for journalists
Last year, 67 journalists were killed around the world, according to a report by Reporters Without Borders. Almost half of them were killed by Israel.
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Second to last hostage identified
The remains of the penultimate hostage in Gaza have been identified, the Israeli military announced.
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Trump on the Moscow meeting: "Pretty good"
The meeting between Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Washington's envoy Steve Witkoff went "pretty well," according to President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, reports are emerging that representatives from the United States and Ukraine will meet on Thursday.
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Ukraine to build drones in Norway
Norway and Ukraine have signed a letter of intent regarding Ukrainian drone production in Norway.
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Norwegian budget crisis – “too many camels”
Norway's Social Democratic minority government is forced to continue negotiating to get a budget through. The Green Party MDG has left the talks in disappointment over climate policy.
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They fled Mariupol – to escape the Russian army
Their hometown of Mariupol has been occupied by Russia for three years. When their school became a recruiting center for the Russian army, teenagers Nikolaj and David decided to flee. "I had no choice," says David.
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