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Iran fires or convicts 138 judiciary staff in anti-corruption drive
Iran has removed or found 138 judicial employees guilty over the past year as part of a broad anti-corruption campaign, Iran International reported Wednesday.
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Peru ex-president Martin Vizcarra jailed in bribery probe
The judiciary announced on X that former President Martín Vizcarra was transferred to prison on Wednesday after an investigative court ordered five months of pretrial detention due to bribery allegations.
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Melania Trump demands over $1 billion from Biden family for ‘defamation’ over Epstein meeting claim
First lady threatens to sue Joe Biden’s son after he said the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein introduced her to Donald Trump
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Mayor of Austrian town dies during Alpine hike
Mayor of Austrian town Spital am Pyhrn dies during mountain hike in Carinthia
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Hot air balloon carrying 34 people crashes in Netherlands, leaving one dead
One individual has passed away in a hot air balloon accident in Friesland, the Netherlands.
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Raids carried out in Sofia and other Bulgarian cities over suspected arms trade abuses
Law enforcement teams conduct searches of homes and offices in several cities at Kyiv’s request, but no arrests have been made thus far.
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Jordanian customs seize over half a million Captagon pills hidden in truck
Jordanian customs officials have seized 517,000 Captagon pills smuggled from an undisclosed neighboring country, state news agency Petra reported Wednesday.
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Israeli airstrikes kill 89 Palestinians in 24 hours as bombing of Gaza intensifies
At least 15 people waiting in line for food are among the dead, and five people are reported to have died from starvation.
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Albanian police arrest 10 in Europol-backed raids targeting multi-ton cocaine trafficking network
Albanian police arrested 10 suspected members of an organized crime network involved in multi-ton cocaine trafficking and money laundering, Europol said Tuesday.
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Russian woman with alleged FSB ties faces psych evaluation after FBI harassment claims
Russian woman allegedly linked to intelligence is set to undergo a psychological evaluation following accusations from prosecutors that she harassed FBI agents with threatening, erratic text messages.
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HRW accuses Saudi Arabia of using executions to silence dissent as 241 people put to death in 202
Human Rights Watch warns that Saudi authorities are increasingly using capital punishment to silence dissent, citing recent cases such as the execution of a journalist arrested in 2018 for exposing corruption within the royal family.
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Miracle escape as four survive fiery crash after plane hits parked jet at Montana airport
Four individuals have miraculously escaped without serious injuries following a crash at a US airport.
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Four reactors at Gravelines nuclear power plant in France shut down due to jellyfish swarm in cooling system
Four reactors at the Gravelines nuclear power plant in France were shut down on Sunday evening due to a jellyfish invasion in the cooling systems.
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Three killed by sea mine explosions on Ukrainian beaches in Zatoka and Karolino-Buhaz
Three swimmers were killed in explosions when sea mines washed up too close to a beach crowded with families in Ukraine.
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Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will “complete Hamas defeat” in final Gaza offensive
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has stated that Israel has no option but to ’finish the job and achieve a complete defeat of Hamas’ through a final military takeover of Gaza.
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British F-35 fighter jet makes emergency landing in Japan
Emergency landing of fighter jet affects some flights at Kagoshima Airport
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Evil dad kills daughter, 5, over wetting herself and hides remains for months
A ’monster’ father fatally punched his young daughter and disposed of her body in different locations. In a cruel final insult to her family, he refused to tell the police where he had hidden her remains.
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11-year-old British girl dies after incident in children’s pool on Fuerteventura, Spain
An 11-year-old British girl has died after being found unconscious in a swimming pool in Spain while on holiday with her family.
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Shooting at Emory University campus in Atlanta injures police officer and civilian
Emory College in Atlanta, Georgia, has alerted its students about an active shooter on campus - with a police officer among those who have been shot so far
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Three injured in Times Square shooting in New York, suspect arrested
Three people have been shot in New York’s Times Square with bodies seen strewn on the ground.
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Israel gives Palestinians in Gaza until October 7 to evacuate ahead of full occupation
Israel will give Palestinians in Gaza until October 7 to evacuate before it launches a full military occupation.
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Trump targets Harvard patents worth hundreds of millions
The Trump administration threatened Harvard University with the revocation of patents over alleged violations of the federal research grant law.
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US doubles reward for Maduro’s arrest to $50 million, accusing him of drug trafficking
The US has doubled a reward for information leading to the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to $50m (£37.2m), accusing him of being "one of the largest narco-traffickers in the world".
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In Australia, rapist MP Gareth Ward resigns an hour before expulsion vote from parliament
An Australian politician and convicted rapist has resigned from parliament just moments before being expelled, after losing a legal challenge to stay.
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$30,000 worth of Labubu dolls stolen in Los Angeles after restock announcement on Instagram
Burglars broke into store after hours and swiped boxes of the trendy doll popularized by Rihanna and other celebs