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North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Toward Eastern Waters, Says South Korea
North Korea fired a ballistic missile toward the North's eastern waters on Wednesday, South Korea's military said.
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After Truce, Gazans Rush To Banks For Cash Only To Find There's None Left
The Palestinians trying to rebuild their lives in the ruins of Gaza are short of many things: food, clean water, medicine, and cash. On Sunday, two bank branches reopened, triggering an eager rush of clients. They were quickly disappointed.
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From Barracks To Palace: A Look At Soldiers Who Became Presidents Worldwide
Weeks of nationwide Gen Z protests in Madagascar sparked by power and water shortages escalated and led to a military coup that forced President Andry Rajoelina into exile and Army officer Col. Michael Randrianirina has been sworn in as new leader
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"Make A Deal With Russia": Trump Tells Zelensky As Ukraine War Drags On
Donald Trump told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday to make a deal with Russia, pouring cold water on Kyiv's hopes for Tomahawk missiles as the US leader renews a push to settle the war.
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US Says 6 Killed In Strike On Alleged Drug-Carrying Boat Near Venezuela
The United States struck another small boat accused of carrying drugs in the waters off Venezuela, killing six people, President Donald Trump said Tuesday.
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China Coast Guard Rams, Damages Philippine Vessel Off South China Sea Island
A Chinese coast guard ship used a powerful water cannon then rammed and slightly damaged an anchored Philippine government vessel off an island inhabited by Filipinos in the disputed South China Sea.
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Russia Strikes Kyiv Apartments, Energy Sites In "Massive Attack"
Russia has escalated aerial attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities and rail systems over recent weeks.
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2 Dead As 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Philippines, Tsunami Warnings Lifted
The earthquake, in waters off the town of Manay in the province of Davao Oriental, triggered a tsunami alert for coasts within 300 km of the epicentre.
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5, Including Indian Teen, Win UN-Backed Prize For Using Tech To Drive Change
An Indian teenager behind mobile tools to monitor water quality won a United Nations-backed youth activist prize, alongside other young people lauded for using technology to drive positive change.
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Canada's Marine Park Threatens To Euthanise 30 Beluga Whales Amid Financial Crisis
Twenty whales (19 belugas and 1 orca) have died at Marineland since 2019.
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Russian Strike Seriously Damages Ukrainian Power Plant As Winter Approaches
Russia seriously damaged one of Ukraine's thermal power plants in an overnight attack, authorities said, as Moscow pursued its campaign to deny Ukrainians heat, light and running water as winter approaches.
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Brazil Parents High On Cocaine Die While Celebrating Daughter's 4th Birthday
Investigators determined the bathtub water temperature reached 50 degrees celcius, while a space heater in the room intensified the heat.
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How Solar-Powered Farming Is Pushing Pakistan Towards Water Catastrophe
The solar boom has coincided with the rapid depletion of water tables in Pakistan's most populous province, according to previously unreported Punjab water authority documents viewed by Reuters. The documents did not pinpoint any cause.
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Video: Elephant Charges At Tourists, Traps Woman Underwater During Boat Tour In Botswana
The incident also resulted in significant damage to the crew's personal electronics, with cameras and phones being wrecked, according to the safari staff.
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"Let Me Touch You": Gaza Women Promised Food, Money, Work In Exchange For Sexual Interactions
As Gaza's humanitarian crisis grows, women say they have been exploited by local men - some associated with aid groups - promising food, money, water, supplies or work in exchange for sexual interactions.
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North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Toward Eastern Waters, Says South Korea
North Korea fired a ballistic missile toward the North's eastern waters on Wednesday, South Korea's military said.
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After Truce, Gazans Rush To Banks For Cash Only To Find There's None Left
The Palestinians trying to rebuild their lives in the ruins of Gaza are short of many things: food, clean water, medicine, and cash. On Sunday, two bank branches reopened, triggering an eager rush of clients. They were quickly disappointed.
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From Barracks To Palace: A Look At Soldiers Who Became Presidents Worldwide
Weeks of nationwide Gen Z protests in Madagascar sparked by power and water shortages escalated and led to a military coup that forced President Andry Rajoelina into exile and Army officer Col. Michael Randrianirina has been sworn in as new leader
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"Make A Deal With Russia": Trump Tells Zelensky As Ukraine War Drags On
Donald Trump told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday to make a deal with Russia, pouring cold water on Kyiv's hopes for Tomahawk missiles as the US leader renews a push to settle the war.
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US Says 6 Killed In Strike On Alleged Drug-Carrying Boat Near Venezuela
The United States struck another small boat accused of carrying drugs in the waters off Venezuela, killing six people, President Donald Trump said Tuesday.
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China Coast Guard Rams, Damages Philippine Vessel Off South China Sea Island
A Chinese coast guard ship used a powerful water cannon then rammed and slightly damaged an anchored Philippine government vessel off an island inhabited by Filipinos in the disputed South China Sea.
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Russia Strikes Kyiv Apartments, Energy Sites In "Massive Attack"
Russia has escalated aerial attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities and rail systems over recent weeks.
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2 Dead As 7.4 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Philippines, Tsunami Warnings Lifted
The earthquake, in waters off the town of Manay in the province of Davao Oriental, triggered a tsunami alert for coasts within 300 km of the epicentre.
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5, Including Indian Teen, Win UN-Backed Prize For Using Tech To Drive Change
An Indian teenager behind mobile tools to monitor water quality won a United Nations-backed youth activist prize, alongside other young people lauded for using technology to drive positive change.
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Canada's Marine Park Threatens To Euthanise 30 Beluga Whales Amid Financial Crisis
Twenty whales (19 belugas and 1 orca) have died at Marineland since 2019.
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Russian Strike Seriously Damages Ukrainian Power Plant As Winter Approaches
Russia seriously damaged one of Ukraine's thermal power plants in an overnight attack, authorities said, as Moscow pursued its campaign to deny Ukrainians heat, light and running water as winter approaches.
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Brazil Parents High On Cocaine Die While Celebrating Daughter's 4th Birthday
Investigators determined the bathtub water temperature reached 50 degrees celcius, while a space heater in the room intensified the heat.
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How Solar-Powered Farming Is Pushing Pakistan Towards Water Catastrophe
The solar boom has coincided with the rapid depletion of water tables in Pakistan's most populous province, according to previously unreported Punjab water authority documents viewed by Reuters. The documents did not pinpoint any cause.
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Video: Elephant Charges At Tourists, Traps Woman Underwater During Boat Tour In Botswana
The incident also resulted in significant damage to the crew's personal electronics, with cameras and phones being wrecked, according to the safari staff.
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"Let Me Touch You": Gaza Women Promised Food, Money, Work In Exchange For Sexual Interactions
As Gaza's humanitarian crisis grows, women say they have been exploited by local men - some associated with aid groups - promising food, money, water, supplies or work in exchange for sexual interactions.
