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Rubio-Pope Meeting Signals Bid to Ease US-Vatican Strains

Vatican City – U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican on Thursday in talks

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ASEAN Pushes Emergency Energy Coordination as Iran War Jolts Region

Cebu– The Philippines called on Southeast Asian nations on Thursday to strengthen regional crisis coordination and emergency preparedness as the

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Philippines Challenges Chinese Survey Ship Near Gas-Rich South China Sea Reef

Manila– The Philippines said on Thursday it issued radio warnings to a Chinese research vessel operating near a disputed reef

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Chinese-Owned Tanker Hit Near Hormuz Escalates Maritime Security Fears

Beijing – A Chinese-owned refined-products tanker was attacked near the entrance to the Strait of Hormuz earlier this week, marking

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Myanmar Junta Claims Strategic Northern Route Retaken After Year-Long Offensive

Yangon- Myanmar’s military said on Thursday it had recaptured a key northern transport corridor linking the central city of Mandalay

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Nigerian Troops Rescue Children Abducted in Orphanage Raid

Lagos– Nigerian troops have rescued seven children and two adults abducted during a raid on an orphanage in central Kogi

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Russian Drones Crash in Latvia, Trigger Oil Depot Fire Near Border

Warsaw– Several Russian drones entered Latvian airspace overnight, with two crashing inside the Baltic state and one sparking a brief

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Russia Threatens Kyiv Strikes Ahead of Victory Day Parade

Moscow– Russia warned foreign diplomats in Kyiv to evacuate the Ukrainian capital ahead of Moscow’s World War Two Victory Day

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Israel Expands Lebanon Strikes Despite Ceasefire as Beirut Tensions Mount

Nabatieh- Israel carried out airstrikes across southern Lebanon on Thursday, Lebanese state media and witnesses said, a day after an

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From Denial to Exposure: How Operation Sindoor Unmasked Pakistan

The international community has, for too long, accepted Pakistan’s victim narrative at face value. The reasoning has often been geopolitical.