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Aaron Hardie powers Peshawar Zalmi to PSL 2026 crown
Aaron Hardie led Peshawar Zalmi to the PSL 2026 title with a five-wicket win over Hyderabad Kingsmen.
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Japan, Australia deepen energy ties as Hormuz closure hits Asia
Japan and Australia agreed to urgent energy cooperation as Iran's blocking of Strait of Hormuz shipping strains Asia.
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Pakistan says 22 crew from seized Iranian ship MV Touska evacuated for repatriation
Pakistan said 22 crew members from the seized Iranian ship MV Touska were flown to Pakistan Sunday night for repatriation.
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Japan PM says Strait of Hormuz closure severely impacts Asia Pacific region
Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said the Strait of Hormuz closure is causing major disruption in Asia Pacific and Japan is working with Australia to respond.
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Israeli gunfire in West Bank's Tel Askar kills and maims teenagers
Israeli soldiers have killed 3 teenagers and maimed many more in Tel Askar near Nablus, a report says.
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Iran says 2 missiles hit US Navy destroyer near Strait of Hormuz
Iranian state media said 2 missiles hit a US Navy destroyer as it tried to enter the Strait of Hormuz.
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Lebanon faces Israeli occupation of southern territory amid historic summit talks
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun prepares for historic U.S. trip as Israel occupies 10% of southern Lebanon during fragile ceasefire.
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Ukraine-made anti-drone systems used by Gulf states and US partners
Gulf states and US partners are using Ukrainian-made anti-drone systems to counter drone threats, according to a report.
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Rats and weasels spread disease in Gaza displacement camps
Rats, weasels and other pests are infesting Gaza displacement camps, exposing about 1.45 million people to disease, the WHO said.
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Nigeria plans voluntary repatriation of citizens from South Africa
Nigeria is planning to repatriate nationals in South Africa who want to return home as attacks on foreigners raise alarm.
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BBC says smugglers are taking Starlink gear into Iran during blackout
BBC reports a clandestine network is smuggling Starlink equipment into Iran as the country endures a blackout that began after 28 February airstrikes.
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Health of jailed Iranian Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi sharply worsens, family and Nobel committee say
Relatives and the Nobel Peace Prize Committee urged urgent medical care for Iranian activist Narges Mohammadi after her health declined in detention.
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Ukraine Strengthens Drone Partnerships with Gulf States Amid Iran Conflict
Ukraine signed deals with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar to share drone technology and expertise amid ongoing tensions involving Iran and Russia.
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Pentagon to cut 5,000 US troops from Germany amid mixed political reactions
The Pentagon announced plans to reduce US troop levels in Germany by 5,000 following a review of theater requirements.
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Amsterdam bans public ads for meat and fossil fuels
Amsterdam has become the first capital city to ban public advertisements for meat and fossil fuel products, with the rule in force since 1 May 2026.
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South African police recover human remains from Komati River during search for missing businessman
South African police recovered human remains from the crocodile-infested Komati River during a search for a businessman swept away by floodwater last week.
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Peter Obi, Rabiu Kwankwaso join Nigeria Democratic Congress
Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso said they had left their former party and joined Nigeria's Democratic Congress ahead of next year's presidential vote.
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Australia launches royal commission into antisemitism after Bondi attack
Australia has opened a royal commission into antisemitism after the 2023 Bondi Beach Hanukkah shooting killed 15 people.
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Yen jumps to high 155-yen range against dollar in holiday trading
The Japanese yen jumped sharply against the U.S. dollar on Monday, briefly touching the high 155-yen range in thin holiday trading.
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Malaysia to introduce B15 biodiesel in June aimed at lowering fuel prices
Malaysia will introduce B15 biodiesel with higher palm oil content starting in June to reduce retail fuel prices.
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Kenya AI health pricing system overcharges poorest, investigations find
Kenya’s AI-powered health contribution system is overcharging poorer residents and undercharging wealthier ones, investigators found.
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Top tennis players criticise French Open prize money and welfare provisions
Novak Djokovic, Jannik Sinner, Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff joined a statement criticising Roland Garros prize money and player welfare provisions.
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Cape Verde blocks Dutch cruise ship over suspected hantavirus outbreak onboard
Cape Verde authorities barred a Dutch cruise ship from docking over a suspected hantavirus outbreak that killed three passengers.
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Monster truck crashes into crowd at Colombian car show, killing at least three
A monster truck lost control at a Colombian car show on May 4, killing at least three and injuring around 40 spectators.