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US Blockade of Iranian Ports Takes Effect as Brent Crude Climbs to $102
Date: 2026-04-13, The U.S. Central Command, one of the eleven unified combatant commands of the United States Department…
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Putin Orders 32-Hour Ceasefire in Ukraine for Orthodox Easter Weekend
Ukraine, April 9, 2026 — cyberinktimes.com — On April 9, 2026, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a ceasefire…
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Eight Killed in Honduras Bus-Truck Head-On Crash
Eight bodies. A twisted bus. A crumpled truck. And a road in western Honduras that, once again, has…
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US Forces Destroy Two Stranded Transport Planes in Iran After Airman Rescue
In a notable escalation of ongoing tensions between the United States and Iran, American troops destroyed two C-130…
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Iran Claims It Destroyed Two US C-130s and Two Black Hawks in Isfahan Province
An incident involving a U.S. aircraft has been reported by Iranian media, claiming that an American Lockheed C-130…
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By the Numbers: Biden Committed $66.5 Billion in Ukraine Security Aid
WASHINGTON, July 9 — $44 billion. That is the figure that matters in any assessment of Joe Biden’s…
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US Rejects Russia’s Proposal to End Intelligence Sharing with Ukraine
The United States has turned down a proposal put forward by Moscow that would have required Russia to…
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Bukavu Fire Kills 14 in Congo Dwelling Blaze
A devastating fire swept through dwellings in Bukavu, South Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo, on October 26,…
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Trump’s Gaza Plan Sets 72-Hour Hostage Window, Then Wins UN Security Council Backing
The United States is preparing to introduce a broad initiative aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in the…
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Chinese Court Adds 4 Years to Zhang Zhan Sentence
Zhang Zhan was already serving a prison term when the news broke on September 19, 2025. Now she…
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Red Sea Commander George Wikoff Confirmed to Lead Navy in Europe, Africa
MANAMA, July 6 — Vice Admiral George Wikoff assumed command of U.S. Naval Forces Central Command and the…
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MINUSCA Convoy Crash Kills 5 UN Police Officers
A tragic incident occurred on September 17, 2025, when a MINUSCA convoy carrying five UN police officers from…
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Five Turkish Soldiers Die in Iraq Cave from Methane Gas
Turkish Troops Perish in Methane‑Filled Cave in Northern Iraq On July 6, 2025, a team of Turkish soldiers…
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Railway Bridge Collapse Derails Freight Train in Russia’s Kursk Region
COURSE, Russia — A catastrophic explosion on June 1, 2025, devastated a railway bridge in Kursk Oblast, leading…
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ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur Brings China and Gulf States to the Table Amid Tariff Pressure
After two days of closed‑door negotiations, Kuala Lumpur is concluding the opening leg of the 46th ASEAN Summit,…
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Tunisia Shipwreck Kills 20 Migrants, 5 Rescued
A devastating shipwreck off the coast of Sfax, Tunisia, has resulted in the loss of 20 lives, with…
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APEC Leaders Adopt Machu Picchu Declaration at Lima Summit in Peru
The Asia‑Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum has finished its yearly gathering in Peru, marking the third occasion that the…
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Israeli Strikes on October 26, 2024 Hit Iranian Air Defenses and Missile Plants
On 26 October, Israel launched a large‑scale air operation that struck more than a hundred targets across a…
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Houthi Drone Attack Targets Israel, Kills One and Injures Ten Others
On 19 July 2024 a Houthi‑operated unmanned aircraft struck an apartment building on Ben Yehuda Street in Tel…
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Stoltenberg Chairs Final NATO Summit in Washington
Jens Stoltenberg walked into the Washington summit as secretary general for the last time. He will leave the…
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Sixth Round of UN Plastics Treaty Talks Ends in Geneva Without a Deal
International negotiations aimed at curbing plastic pollution have failed to meet their original deadline, with no binding agreement…
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European Parliament Election Shifts Balance of Power in Brussels
The 2024 European Parliament election concluded on Sunday, marking a significant shift in the political landscape across the…
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Israeli Strikes Kill 4 in Syria, Including a Girl in Baniyas
A medieval Crusader castle built of black basalt stone looks down on the coastal Syrian city of Baniyas.…
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Comoros President Assoumani Sworn In for Fourth Term After Disputed Election
On 26 May, Azali Assoumani was sworn in for a fourth five‑year term as president of the Comoros,…
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