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Charlie Kirk’s Death Exposes America’s Deepening Political Divide

Students gathered at a Utah college expecting a lively debate under clear skies. Instead, the afternoon ended in chaos and tragedy when conservative activist Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while addressing the crowd.   The 31-year-old, known for his sharp-tongued defense of conservative values, was struck in the neck as

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Poland Responds Forcefully as Russian Drones Breach Its Airspace

Poland faced a tense moment overnight when Russian drones crossed into its airspace in what officials described as an unprecedented incursion. For the first time since the war in Ukraine began, Polish forces directly engaged and brought down Russian drones.   The incident triggered a rapid military response. Both Polish

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Nepal Ends Social Media Ban After Deadly Protests

Nepal has lifted its controversial social media ban after violent protests left at least 19 people dead and more than 100 injured.   The unrest began when thousands of mostly young demonstrators stormed the parliament building in Kathmandu, demanding the government restore access to platforms such as Facebook, YouTube, and

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Strong Tremor Shakes Greece, Felt in Athens

An early-morning earthquake jolted parts of Greece on Tuesday, rattling nerves but leaving no reports of injuries or damage.   The 5.2-magnitude quake struck just after midnight off the coast of Euboea, Greece’s second-largest island. The tremor’s force reached Athens, about 45 kilometers away, where residents reported feeling strong vibrations.

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Zelensky Condemns Russian Strike After Kyiv Government Building Hit

Ukraine has suffered one of its most symbolic attacks since the war began, as a key government building in central Kyiv was damaged during an overnight Russian missile and drone barrage.   The Cabinet of Ministers building, home to many of the country’s top officials, sustained damage to its roof

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South Sudan Sends Mexican National Home After U.S. Deportation

South Sudan announced on Saturday that it has sent a Mexican citizen back to his home country after months in custody.   Officials said Jesús Muñoz-Gutierrez had been among eight migrants transferred to South Sudan from the United States in July. He departed Juba Airport for Mexico following coordination between

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