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Four Tankers Catch Fire After Striking Mines in Strait of Hormuz
Iran's Revolutionary Guard reports that four oil tankers have caught fire in the Strait of Hormuz after allegedly striking naval mines while on unauthorised routes.
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Hundreds evacuated from Oleshky following ceasefire brokered by Melania Trump
Hundreds of residents have been successfully evacuated from the Russian-occupied town of Oleshky after a localized ceasefire was established through the efforts of US First Lady Melania Trump.
Health
Ebola Death Toll Surpasses 5,000 in Democratic Republic of the Congo
Official figures confirm that the Ebola death toll in the DRC has exceeded 5,000, marking the country's deadliest outbreak of the virus on record.
Politics
Fake Political Polling Exposes Vulnerabilities in US Elections
Fabricated survey data circulating during the US midterm election cycle has exposed vulnerabilities in polling aggregators and caused direct fallout for political campaigns.
Climate
Global Nature Talks Conclude in Yerevan with New Action Plan
Delegates from nearly 200 nations have reached a new agreement on nature following intense negotiations in Armenia, though significant funding challenges persist.
World
ICE agents point firearm at bystander during North Hollywood arrest
Video footage captured in North Hollywood shows masked federal agents pointing a handgun at a dog walker while taking another man into custody.
World
US Cancels G20 Family Photo as Nations Boycott Russia
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio called off the traditional G20 group photo in Atlanta after around a third of nations refused to stand alongside Russia.
Politics
Brazil summons Argentine diplomat over Flavio Bolsonaro's flight to US
Brazil has summoned Argentina's top diplomat to explain the transit of Flavio Bolsonaro, who fled to the US while facing a money-laundering investigation.
Politics
Tribunal rules Australian spy hearing on Timor-Leste bugging can be public
Former senator Rex Patrick has won a legal battle to hold parts of a hearing regarding alleged 2004 Australian intelligence operations in Timor-Leste in public.
World
Thai Human Rights Lawyer Sentenced to Over 34 Years for Lèse Majesté
Arnon Nampa, a Thai human rights lawyer, has received a cumulative prison sentence of over 34 years due to multiple convictions under the country's strict lèse majesté law.