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King Charles Will Not Live at Buckingham Palace After Refurbishment Ends in 2027
King Charles and Queen Camilla will stay at Clarence House after Buckingham Palace’s £369 million refurbishment completes in 2027, using the palace only for official events.
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Iran warns ships to use authorized routes through Strait of Hormuz, turns back three tankers
Iran’s IRGC warned that only Iran-designated routes are authorized for transit through the Strait of Hormuz and turned back three foreign tankers on June 26 for unauthorized passage.
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French woman and five children rescued after 12 years of alleged captivity in Pakistan
Pakistani police rescued Sylvie Yasmina and her five children after more than 12 years of alleged captivity and abuse by her husband in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
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Czech Court Orders Government to Let President Pavel Lead NATO Summit Delegation
The Czech Constitutional Court ruled June 24 that President Petr Pavel must lead the Czech delegation to the NATO summit in Ankara in July.
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Sydney woman wounded in shark attack briefly wakes from induced coma
Leah Stewart, attacked by a shark at Coogee Beach 12 days ago, briefly awoke from an induced coma to speak to family.
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EU hosts Taliban delegation in Brussels for migration talks amid human rights concerns
The EU held talks with a Taliban delegation in Brussels on Tuesday to discuss return of Afghan migrants without residence rights in the bloc.
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Double earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 hit northern Venezuela, causing major destruction and deaths
Two powerful earthquakes struck northern Venezuela on June 24, killing at least 188 and causing severe damage across Caracas and nearby regions.
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Ukraine's Zelenskiy skips Poland recovery conference amid row over historical disputes
Ukraine's President Zelenskiy did not attend the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Poland due to a diplomatic dispute over a controversial military unit name.
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Kenya marks second anniversary of deadly Gen Z protests with heavy police and arrests
Kenya commemorated the second anniversary of Gen Z-led 2024 protests with heavy security and over 350 arrests nationwide on June 25, 2026.
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Ukraine launches preemptive strikes on Russian energy facilities, hitting oil refining capacity
Ukrainian President Zelenskiy ordered drone attacks on Russian war-related energy infrastructure causing power outages and refinery shutdowns.
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Two powerful earthquakes strike near Caracas killing at least 920 and injuring over 3,300
Two earthquakes near Caracas on June 24 registered magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, causing widespread damage and killing at least 920 people.
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Stanford 2026 Graduates Express Mixed Views on AI Amid Job and Ethics Concerns
Stanford graduates voiced both optimism and fears at the 2026 commencement over AI’s rapid impact on jobs, ethics, and education.
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Hezbollah Rejects US-Brokered Israel-Lebanon Security Agreement Amid Ongoing Conflict
Lebanon and Israel signed a US-brokered security deal on June 26, but Hezbollah and Lebanese officials rejected it, intensifying tensions.[s3,s11]
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North Korean soldier detained by South Korea after crossing border near central front
A North Korean soldier crossed the inter-Korean border on June 23 and was detained by South Korean authorities.
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Swiss cinemas host free screenings for seniors amid historic June heatwave
Swiss cinemas and authorities offer free daytime screenings to seniors during a record-breaking June heatwave.
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Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez denies widespread corruption amid multiple graft scandals
Pedro Sanchez rejected claims of systemic corruption in his Socialist Party and ruled out early elections despite several family and ally probes.
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German Heidesee lake bans non-German speakers citing safety concerns
Heidesee lake in Halle, Germany, barred visitors without sufficient German language skills to prevent safety rule violations.
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Ukrainian drones strike Sevastopol power substation, causing outages
Ukrainian drone strikes hit Sevastopol’s main power substation overnight June 23-24, causing citywide blackouts and disruptions.
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US forces kill senior Islamic State leader Ali Husayn al-Ulaywi in Syria airstrike
US forces conducted an airstrike on June 19, 2026, killing Islamic State leader Ali Husayn al-Ulaywi in northwestern Syria.
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France confirms first Ebola case in doctor returning from Congo outbreak
France confirmed its first Ebola case in a doctor who flew from the Democratic Republic of Congo amid a major outbreak.
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US Supreme Court bars Rastafarian inmate from suing prison guards over forced haircut
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Damon Landor cannot sue prison officials for shaving his dreadlocks in violation of his religious rights.
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Iran denies new nuclear inspection commitments after US-Iran talks in Switzerland
Iran rejected US claims of fresh nuclear inspection agreements following talks held in Switzerland on June 21-22.
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Russian missile strike kills three, injures over 20 in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine
A Russian missile attack struck Kryvyi Rih on June 22-23, killing three and injuring around 23-25 people, using cluster munitions, officials said.
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Iranian President Pezeshkian visits Pakistan to reinforce ties after US-Iran ceasefire
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian began a one-day state visit to Islamabad on June 23, 2026, to thank Pakistan for mediating US-Iran peace talks and discuss cooperation.