Pakistan retaliates as tensions with India escalate
The latest round of fighting was triggered by an attack on India’s side of Kashmir that killed 26 tourists, mostly Hindu men
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Qatari team searches for bodies of Americans killed by ISIS in Syria
ISIS, which controlled large parts of Syria and Iraq between 2014 and 2017, beheaded several Western hostages, including Americans, and released videos of the killings
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Sudanese alliance slams al-Burhan’s decision to sever ties with UAE
Tasees described the decision as lacking both political and moral legitimacy, arguing that it failed to acknowledge the long-standing, mutually respectful relations between Sudan and the UAE
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RSF drone strikes weaken Burhan’s forces, expose intelligence failures
Sources reveal that the National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS), led by Lt. Gen. Ahmed Mufaddal, played a key role in misleading SAF leadership
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Robert Prevost elected as first US pope, takes name Pope Leo XIV
A moderate figure with a long history of service within the Church, Prevost, 69, was closely aligned with Pope Francis and had spent years as a missionary in Peru
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Missing South African journalist and partner found dead
Police confirmed the discovery of human remains in a bush in northern Limpopo province
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Russia and China mark WWII victory amid ongoing Ukraine conflict
The parade, scheduled for 0700 GMT, will feature thousands of Russian soldiers marching and military hardware such as intercontinental ballistic missiles and tanks parading past Lenin’s Mausoleum on Red Square
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80+ vultures rescued from poisoning in Kruger Park
The South African National Parks (SANParks) and the Endangered Wildlife Trust described the incident as one of the largest vulture poisoning events in Southern Africa
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Nigeria repays $3.4B COVID-19 emergency loan to IMF
According to Nigeria’s Debt Management Office, the country spent $4.66 billion on foreign debt servicing last year, with $1.63 billion allocated to the IMF
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Guinea moves to revoke EGA’s license amid alumina refinery dispute
Guinea’s recent move to revoke EGA’s license comes after multiple warnings regarding the company’s non-compliance with its refinery construction agreement
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