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Global Rescue Surge Intensifies as UN Mobilizes International Teams to Venezuela Quake Zone
Dubai Missile Alert Withdrawn Within Minutes as UAE Authorities Issue All-Clear
Iran Reasserts Hormuz Shipping Authority After Vessel Strike Raises Maritime Tensions
IAEA Chief Calls for Robust Nuclear Verification in Iran as Postwar Talks Advance
Israel Warns Iran Against Retaliation as Lebanon Tensions Simmer

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G7 Faces China Dilemma Over Global Power Shift

Paris-G7 leaders meeting in France from Monday face renewed debate over whether excluding China from the group reflects current global

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Climate-Fueled Disaster Pushes World’s Rarest Orangutan Toward Extinction

Jakarta- Climate change-driven landslides in Indonesia’s North Sumatra killed an estimated 58 Tapanuli orangutans last year, eliminating roughly 7% of

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Local Mediators Gain Ground as Nigerian Communities Seek Alternatives to End Bandit Violence

“For months now, we have experienced relative calm. Our people are rebuilding their livelihoods.” Community-led peace initiatives are emerging as

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Bangladesh Races to Protect Water Supplies as Groundwater Crisis Threatens Millions of Farmers

“The challenge is no longer simply how to conserve groundwater, but how to do so without abandoning the communities whose

Pope Leo Warns of Global Moral Crisis, Urges Europe to Reject Militarization

Madrid- Pope Leo XIV warned Spain’s parliament on Monday that the world was facing a profound spiritual and cultural crisis

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Climate Shocks and Conflict Drive Mass Displacement in Somalia as Hunger Deepens in Mogadishu Camps

“We tried every means to survive. Unfortunately, there was nothing left, so we had no choice but to escape to

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Pakistan Warns of Water Flashpoint as India Pushes Chenab Projects

Islamabad-Pakistan accused India on Thursday of “weaponizing” water by advancing two projects on the Chenab River without consultation, saying the

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G7 Faces China Dilemma Over Global Power Shift

Climate-Fueled Disaster Pushes World’s Rarest Orangutan Toward Extinction

Local Mediators Gain Ground as Nigerian Communities Seek Alternatives to End Bandit Violence

Bangladesh Races to Protect Water Supplies as Groundwater Crisis Threatens Millions of Farmers

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Climate Shocks and Conflict Drive Mass Displacement in Somalia as Hunger Deepens in Mogadishu Camps

Pakistan Warns of Water Flashpoint as India Pushes Chenab Projects

Malta Heads to Polls Amid Geopolitical Anxiety

UN Warns of Record Global Heat Through 2030