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Parcel bomb wounds Ukrainian oligarch Vadym Yermolaiev and two others in Monaco
A parcel bomb exploded Monday evening in Monaco, injuring Ukrainian oligarch Vadym Yermolaiev and two others.
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UK plans to require some asylum seekers to repay £10,000 before settlement application
The UK government proposes that certain asylum seekers must repay around £10,000 for accommodation and support before applying for settlement.
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Keiko Fujimori wins Peru presidential runoff by fewer than 50,000 votes
Conservative Keiko Fujimori narrowly defeated Roberto Sanchez in Peru's June 7 presidential runoff out of over 18 million votes cast.
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Thousands of African Migrants Flee South Africa Ahead of June 30 Anti-Immigrant Deadline
Anti-immigrant groups in South Africa set a June 30 deadline for undocumented migrants to leave, prompting thousands to flee amid threats and violence.
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Israeli strikes kill multiple Palestinians including children in Gaza despite ceasefire
Israeli military carried out air and drone strikes killing several Palestinians including children in Gaza from June 28 to July 3, violating an ongoing ceasefire.
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Severe flooding in Kentucky causes 4 deaths and state of emergency
Heavy rains in Kentucky caused flooding that killed 4 people and led Governor Beshear to declare a state of emergency.
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Russian missile and drone strikes kill at least nine in Ukraine’s Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia
Russian missile and drone attacks killed at least nine people and wounded dozens in multiple Ukrainian cities on June 29, 2026.
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Five killed in shooting at youth welfare centre in Stade, northern Germany
Five adults were shot dead and two suspects arrested at a youth welfare facility in Stade on June 29, 2026.
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Pakistan launches air and ground strikes in eastern Afghanistan killing militants and civilians
On June 28, Pakistan conducted air and ground attacks in eastern Afghanistan, killing 25-29 militants and causing significant civilian casualties, according to Afghan officials.
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Three firefighters killed battling wildfires on Colorado-Utah border
Three firefighters died and two were injured Saturday while fighting merged wildfires on the Colorado-Utah border.
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New Caledonia holds first provincial elections since 2019 amid sovereignty debate
New Caledonia held provincial elections on June 28, 2026, electing 76 councillors as talks on its future with France resume soon.
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Iraq arrests dozens of officials, including MPs, in Baghdad anti-corruption raids
Iraqi forces arrested dozens of politicians and officials on corruption charges in Baghdad raids, including in the Green Zone, early Sunday.
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Man arrested after vehicle hits five pedestrians in west London
A 34-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a vehicle hit five pedestrians in Ealing Broadway on June 27.
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Judge Rules Dan J. Sullivan Eligible for Alaska Senate Primary Ballot
A judge overturned Dan J. Sullivan's disqualification, allowing him to appear on the Alaska August 18 Senate primary ballot.
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Thunderstorms cause hundreds of flight delays and cancellations at Heathrow and Gatwick
Severe thunderstorms on June 27 delayed or canceled hundreds of flights at London Heathrow and Gatwick airports.
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South Korea’s dog meat ban leads to disappearance of hundreds of thousands of dogs
South Korea’s 2024 dog meat ban has left over 400,000 farmed dogs missing as the industry rapidly declines before the 2027 deadline.
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World Cup fans frustrated by confusing US tipping culture and high costs
International World Cup fans visiting the US express frustration over tipping customs and expensive meals during the tournament.
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Skydiving plane crashes near Nancy, France, killing all 11 onboard
A civilian skydiving plane crashed near Nancy on June 28, killing all 11 people aboard including five instructors and five students.
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Uganda's military chief orders shutdown of major independent media outlets
Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba ordered the closure of Nation Media Group outlets in Uganda, deploying troops to halt broadcasts Sunday.
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Israel launches air strikes in southern Lebanon days after US-brokered peace deal
Israel conducted air strikes in southern Lebanon on June 27-28, days after signing a US-brokered agreement aimed at reducing hostilities.
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UK report finds nearly 1 million youth NEET, links rise to mental health and calls for reforms
A government review led by Alan Milburn finds about 1 million UK youths aged 16-24 are not in education, employment, or training, citing mental health as a key factor.
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to resign within weeks, calls for early elections
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced he will resign in weeks and trigger early presidential and parliamentary elections.
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Swiss Glaciers Lose All Winter Snow Reserves by June 29, Second Earliest on Record
Swiss glaciers will lose all snow and ice from winter by June 29, 2026, driven by a severe heatwave and poor snowfall.
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Pete Buttigieg briefly separated from twins after false child abuse claim
Pete Buttigieg was separated from his four-year-old twins for about 24 hours after a false child abuse allegation deemed politically motivated.