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Avalanche kills at least 11 climbers on Mount Mizhirgi in Russia's North Caucasus
An avalanche struck 33 climbers on Mount Mizhirgi in Russia's Kabardino-Balkaria region on September 6, killing 11 and injuring or missing 12 others.
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Clashes in Yemen kill over 300 as government and Houthis fight for Red Sea gateway
Fierce fighting between Yemen’s Saudi-backed government and Houthi rebels has killed more than 300 people near the Bab al-Mandeb strait since Friday.
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Germany’s far-right AfD wins Saxony-Anhalt state election with 43.8% vote share
The far-right AfD won the September 6 Saxony-Anhalt state election with 43.8% but fell short of a majority, while the CDU dropped to a historic low.
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Fire in Papua market kills 11, including six children, destroys 40 structures
A September 7 fire at a market in Paniai, Central Papua, killed 11 people and destroyed at least 40 kiosks and homes.
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Israeli airstrikes kill at least 11 including children and paramedics in southern Lebanon
Israeli airstrikes overnight September 6-7 killed 11 people, including infants and paramedics, in Kfar Rouman and hit several southern Lebanese towns.
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10 killed and over 60 injured in fireworks explosion at church festival in Mexico
At least 10 people died and around 60 to 64 were injured in a fireworks blast during a religious festival in Temascalcingo, central Mexico.
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Japan Meteorological Agency issues highest landslide warning for Niijima Island amid record rains
Japan Meteorological Agency issued a Level 5 landslide warning for Niijima Island due to record rainfall and ongoing heavy rain across eastern Japan.
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Susan Sarandon Says She Still Loses Roles Over Pro-Palestine Activism
Oscar-winning actor Susan Sarandon said at Venice Film Festival that she continues to lose movie roles due to her support for Palestinians.
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North Korea commissions new 5,000-tonne Kang Kon destroyer for nuclear response
North Korea commissioned the Kang Kon destroyer on September 6 as part of its nuclear retaliatory strike system, leader Kim Jong Un said.
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Jamaica Files Legal Petition to King Charles on Slavery Reparations
A Jamaican delegation led by Culture Minister Olivia Grange arrived in London to file a slavery reparations petition to King Charles.
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Far-right AfD wins historic 44% in Saxony-Anhalt state election, CDU falls to 18.5%
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) secured about 44% of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt’s state election, far ahead of the CDU’s 18.5%, marking a historic far-right surge.
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Funeral held in Gaza for 100 Palestinians recovered from rubble, including 60-70 children
On September 6, Gaza held a funeral for about 100 Palestinians, including dozens of children, recovered from rubble of destroyed homes.
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Australia to introduce digital duty of care law letting users opt out of social media algorithms
Australia plans legislation requiring social media firms to offer users the choice to disable algorithmic content feeds starting this week.
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Raul Castro backs major economic reforms to revive Cuba’s struggling economy
Raul Castro, former Cuban president, endorsed sweeping economic reforms aimed at ending crisis worsened by US embargo.
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FTC and four states sue WPATH over gender-affirming care claims for minors
The FTC and four states sued the World Professional Association for Transgender Health, accusing it of deceptive claims about gender-affirming care for minors.
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EU Parliament approves migration law amid far-right chants of 'send them back'
European Parliament approved a migration law aimed at increasing deportations, sparking right-wing chants and left-wing protests.
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Ukraine’s Zelenskiy accepts Brazil’s Lula offer to seek peace in Russia-Ukraine war
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accepted Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva’s offer to work toward a peace deal in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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Germany deploys two ships to Red Sea for potential mine-clearing mission in Strait of Hormuz
Germany has sent two naval ships and support teams to the Red Sea ahead of a possible mission in the Strait of Hormuz, awaiting approvals and talks outcomes.
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US and Iran discuss early electronic signing of Hormuz Strait memorandum before Friday talks
The US and Iran are in talks to hold an electronic signing of their memorandum of understanding on the Strait of Hormuz ahead of the planned Friday ceremony in Switzerland.
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Ex-London Clinic Worker Cautioned for Misusing Princess of Wales’s Medical Records
A former London Clinic healthcare worker was formally cautioned for deliberately misusing Princess Catherine’s private medical records and offering them for financial gain.
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Rapper Mystikal sentenced to 20 years for third-degree rape in Louisiana case
Rapper Mystikal, born Michael Tyler, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for third-degree rape following a 2022 assault in Louisiana.
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Japan begins landfill work for US Marine base relocation at Okinawa's Henoko
Japan's Defense Ministry started landfill work on June 17 for moving the US Marine Corps Air Station Futenma from Ginowan to Henoko in Okinawa.
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UN chief decries global failure as gang violence kills over 2,300 in Haiti
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned global indifference as gang violence in Haiti has killed over 2,300 this year.
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Hokkaido tour boat operator sentenced to five years for 2022 fatal sinking
Seiichi Katsurada was sentenced to five years in prison for negligence causing 26 deaths in the 2022 Kazu I tour boat sinking.