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Drone Strike in Sudan’s Darfur Kills 12 Civilians, Including Children

Khartoum — A drone strike on the paramilitary-controlled town of Kutum in Sudan’s North Darfur region killed 12 civilians, including

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Airlines Brace for Prolonged Impact Despite Iran Ceasefire

Hong Kong — A two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran is unlikely to deliver immediate relief to the

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Australia Welcomes Iran Ceasefire, Criticizes Trump’s Rhetoric

Sydney — Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Wednesday welcomed a two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran but

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Artemis II Crew to Hold First In-Space Briefing After Record Lunar Flyby

Houston— Four astronauts aboard Artemis II will hold their first press conference from space on Wednesday as they return from

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NATO Chief Says Some European Allies Fell Short in Iran Conflict

Washington — NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said on Wednesday that some European allies failed to meet expectations during the

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Afghanistan, Pakistan Agree to De-Escalate After Weeks of Deadly Clashes

Beijing— Afghanistan and Pakistan have agreed not to escalate their conflict and to pursue a “comprehensive solution” following weeks of

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Trump’s Iran War Strains Ties With Europe’s Far-Right Allies

Budapest — U.S. President Donald Trump’s military campaign against Iran is widening divisions with European nationalist leaders once seen as

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Pope Leo to Launch Africa Tour, Spotlighting Continent’s Needs

Vatican City — Pope Leo will travel to four African countries from April 13 to 23, undertaking his first major

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Saudi, Iranian Foreign Ministers Hold First Call Since War Began

Riyadh— Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan held a phone call with his Iranian counterpart Abbas Araghchi on

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Iran Designates Alternative Shipping Routes in Hormuz Amid Mine Risk

Tehran — Iran on Thursday announced alternative maritime routes for vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz, citing the threat of