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Two Palestinian teenagers killed in West Bank village during Israeli settler and military raid
Two Palestinian teens were shot dead in al-Mughayyir village during confrontations with Israeli settlers and soldiers on September 2.
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France records hottest summer since 1900 with deadly heatwaves and wildfires
France experienced its hottest summer on record in 2026, with severe heatwaves, widespread wildfires, and over 2,000 excess deaths reported.
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UNICEF: 20 Million Children Face Online Sexual Exploitation Annually Across 21 Countries
UNICEF reports that about 20 million children aged 12 to 17 experienced technology-facilitated sexual abuse across 21 countries between 2020 and 2025.
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Qatar backs Pakistani mediation and regional dialogue after US-Iran deal
Qatar supports Pakistani-led mediation and calls for regional dialogue following the US-Iran memorandum of understanding signed in June 2026.
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Four Palestine Action activists jailed as terrorists for 2024 UK Elbit factory raid
Four Palestine Action activists were sentenced as terrorists for a 2024 break-in at a UK Israeli arms factory, with prison terms from over four to nearly eight years.
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US funded over 120 biological labs in 30+ countries with limited oversight, records show
Declassified records reveal US funded more than 120 biological labs in over 30 countries, some researching dangerous pathogens with limited oversight.
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WHO reports global blood collection up 19% but access remains unequal
WHO reports a 19% rise in global blood collection over 2013-2023 but highlights access gaps in low-income countries.
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Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC reaches 676 cases and 136 deaths by mid-June 2026
The Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has expanded to 676 confirmed cases and 136 deaths, spreading across 34 health zones.
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Norway seizes Russian research ship over $4.22 billion Ukrainian arbitration claim
Norway seized the Russian research vessel Professor Molchanov near Svalbard to enforce a $4.22 billion compensation awarded to Ukraine's Naftogaz.
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Spain's PM Sánchez says no solid evidence Morocco planned Ceuta migrant surge
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez denied any solid proof Morocco orchestrated the July 2026 mass migrant arrivals into Ceuta.
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Feminist Activist and Journalist Gloria Steinem Dies at 92
Gloria Steinem, co-founder of Ms. Magazine and leading feminist voice, died in New York City at age 92 on September 2, 2026.
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Russia to Shut Goethe-Institut Centres in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Yekaterinburg
Russia will close three Goethe-Institut cultural centres in response to Germany's closure of Russian institutions in Berlin and Bonn.
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Ebola outbreak in DRC surpasses 3,000 deaths amid funding and response challenges
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has caused over 3,000 deaths and 6,200 cases since May 2026 amid difficulties in response efforts.
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US Forces Sink Vessel Supporting Los Choneros Cartel in Eastern Pacific
US Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere interdicted, boarded, and sank a floating refueling vessel aiding Ecuador's Los Choneros cartel.
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Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro seeks dismissal of US drug charges citing immunity
Nicolas Maduro has asked a Manhattan federal court to dismiss US drug trafficking charges, invoking head-of-state immunity.
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Kuwait intercepts Iranian missile and drone attacks amid rising US-Iran tensions
Kuwait intercepted missile and drone attacks from Iran on September 2 and 3, following US strikes on Iranian targets, officials said.
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UK MPs and London mayor oppose Israeli real estate event promoting West Bank settlements
Over 100 UK MPs and London Mayor Sadiq Khan oppose a London event promoting Israeli West Bank settlements set for Sunday.
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Shooting in downtown Minneapolis kills two, injures several including police officers
A shooting in downtown Minneapolis on Sept. 2 killed two civilians and injured multiple people, including three police officers.
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Bayeux Tapestry loaned to British Museum, marking first UK visit in 1,000 years
France has loaned the Bayeux Tapestry to the British Museum in London for a 10-month exhibition through September 2027.
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Pope Leo XIV calls for migrant integration and aid during final day in Tenerife
Pope Leo XIV urged reciprocal integration and condemned trafficking on June 12 during his final Spain tour stop in Tenerife.
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Two Palestinian teenagers killed in Israeli settler and army raid in West Bank
Two Palestinian teenagers died September 2 during a raid by Israeli settlers and military forces in al-Mughayyir village near Ramallah.
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Hamburg Airport evacuated after man gains illegal access to secure zone
A security breach at Hamburg Airport on June 12 forced evacuation and halted departures as a man accessed a restricted area.
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Maltese businessman Yorgen Fenech acquitted in Daphne Caruana Galizia murder case
Yorgen Fenech was acquitted by a Maltese jury of charges related to the 2017 murder of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia.
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Iranian attack on Saudi tanker Sidr in Strait of Hormuz kills two Filipino sailors
Two Filipino sailors died when the Saudi-owned supertanker Sidr was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz on August 31, 2026.