World · Politics
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Ukraine accuses Russia of war crime after drone wounds vegetable seller in Kherson
Ukraine accused Russia of a war crime after a Russian drone attacked and injured a vegetable seller in Kherson on August 4.
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Two trains derail in southeast England within 24 hours causing injuries and disruption
Southern Rail and Greater Anglia trains derailed near Lewes and Wickford on August 13-14, causing injuries and rail disruptions.
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Monsoon floods and landslides kill over 100 people across India since July
Monsoon floods and landslides have killed more than 100 people across India since July, with Assam among the hardest hit states.
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Investigation finds 2025 Eaton wildfire in Los Angeles caused by Southern California Edison tower arcing
Los Angeles County officials said electrical arcing from an out-of-service Southern California Edison tower caused the deadly 2025 Eaton wildfire.
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Former Neo-Nazi Joshua Bonehill-Paine Withdraws as Tory Candidate Amid Controversy
Joshua Bonehill-Paine, former neo-Nazi activist, withdrew as Conservative council candidate and accepted advisory role after backlash over his past convictions.
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Houthi missile and drone strikes kill dozens of Yemeni government troops in Marib and Hadramout
Houthi rebels launched missile and drone attacks on Yemeni government camps on August 6, killing at least 30 troops and prompting retaliation.
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International Red Cross urges more aid as Sudan conflict worsens after 3 years
The International Federation of Red Cross called for increased humanitarian aid amid Sudan’s ongoing war causing mass displacement and deaths.
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Israeli settlers and forces attack multiple West Bank Palestinian communities causing injuries and damage
Israeli settlers and forces attacked Palestinian communities across the West Bank between August 4 and 7, injuring at least 12 and damaging property.
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EU urges stronger border controls after tens of thousands cross into Ceuta from Morocco
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called for stronger EU border security after a mass migrant crossing into Ceuta last week.
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At least 99 dead as tens of thousands attempt crossing into Ceuta in 2026 migrant surge
Between late July and early August 2026, up to 72,000 migrants tried to enter Ceuta, causing at least 99 deaths and ongoing family searches.
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USS Abraham Lincoln Sets Record with Over 250 Days at Sea Amid Poor Crew Conditions
The USS Abraham Lincoln has spent over 250 days at sea with reports of food shortages and mental health struggles among its 5,000 crew members.
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Two workers died in explosion after re-entering earthquake-hit Aeon Mall in Japan
Two employees died in an explosion at Aeon Mall after being ordered back inside following a 6.8 magnitude earthquake in Kumamoto, Japan on July 28, 2026.
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Suicide bombing kills 16 during protest outside police station in Pakistan's Swat Valley
A suicide bomber attacked a police station in Swat Valley on August 2, killing 16 and injuring 21 during a protest.
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Mountaineer Nirmal Purja and nine others killed in Pakistan avalanche on Broad Peak
Nirmal Purja and nine climbers died in a July 30 avalanche on Broad Peak in northern Pakistan during an international expedition.
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Brazil's Lula launches campaign seeking fourth presidential term in 2026 election
Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva launched his campaign for a fourth term in the October 4, 2026, presidential election.
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Brazil orders Discord to suspend livestreaming after teen suicide case
Brazil's ANPD ordered Discord to suspend its livestreaming feature within three days following a 13-year-old girl's suicide linked to harmful online content.
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Iran Warns of Decisive Response to Any US or Israeli Aggression Amid Rising Tensions
Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned of a strong military reply if the US, Israel, or regional allies launch attacks.
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Italy puts 25 of 27 major cities on highest heatwave alert amid intense heat
Italy has placed 25 of its 27 major cities under the highest heatwave alert due to a severe North African-driven heatwave.
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Israeli settlers besiege three Palestinian families' homes in Qusra, West Bank
Israeli settlers have besieged three Palestinian families inside their homes in Qusra since August 9, blocking access and cutting utilities.
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Ukraine strikes Russian grain terminals and naval base in Novorossiysk, halting exports
Ukraine launched drone and missile attacks on Novorossiysk’s grain terminals and naval base, killing 3 and halting shipments at major Russian ports.
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Israeli airstrikes destroy medical warehouses at Gaza’s Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital
On August 1, 2026, Israeli airstrikes destroyed two medical warehouses and damaged others at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Gaza, displacing families nearby.
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Putin visits disputed Kuril Islands in first trip by Russian president since 2010
Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Iturup, part of the disputed Kuril Islands, on August 13, 2026, drawing strong protests from Japan.
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Settler attacks and military raids escalate in West Bank after Israeli guard’s death
Israeli security guard’s killing sparked settler attacks and military raids in the West Bank that left five dead and dozens detained.
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Taliban ban keeps 2.4-2.6 million Afghan girls out of secondary schools for five years
Since August 2021, Taliban restrictions have prevented millions of Afghan girls from secondary education, reversing two decades of progress.