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Over 80 Dead as Vietnam Faces Devastation from Super Typhoon
Vietnam is reeling after a powerful super typhoon ravaged the country, leaving more than 80 people dead and causing widespread…
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EU Secures Legal Victories in Antitrust Cases Against Apple and Google
The European Union (EU) has scored significant legal wins in its ongoing battle against tech giants Apple and Google. These…
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Israel Pushes U.S. Lobby to Counter South African Legal Action, Warns of ‘Heavy Price’
Israel has ramped up efforts to mobilize its U.S. lobbying network against South Africa’s legal action targeting Israeli military activities.…
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Apple Ordered to Pay $14.4 Billion to Ireland Amid EU Crackdown on Tax ‘Sweetheart Deals’
Apple has been ordered to pay $14.4 billion to Ireland after the European Union (EU) ruled that the tech giant…
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‘If We Can’t Speak, Why Live?’: Afghan Women Speak Out Amid New Taliban Restrictions
In the wake of a new law imposed by the Taliban restricting women’s freedom of speech and movement, Afghan women…
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Three Israeli Civilians Killed in Shooting at Israel-Jordan Border, Heightening Regional Tensions
Three Israeli civilians were killed on September 8, 2024, in a shooting at the Allenby Bridge border crossing between Jordan…
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Pope’s Visit to East Timor Overshadowed by Child Abuse Scandals in the Catholic Church
Pope Francis’ upcoming visit to East Timor, a predominantly Catholic country, comes at a time when the global Catholic Church…
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Typhoon Yagi Weakens After Devastating Impact in Vietnam, China, and the Philippines
Typhoon Yagi has weakened after leaving a trail of destruction across Southeast Asia, with Vietnam, China, and the Philippines being…
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Iran’s President to Make First Official Foreign Trip to Iraq Amid Tensions in the Region
Iran’s President, Ebrahim Raisi, is set to make his first official foreign visit to Iraq, signaling a strategic move for…
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