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Russian Prez Putin thanks North Korea for sending troops to fight Ukraine

Putin hailed the heroism and dedication of the North Korean fighters, who he said shoulder to shoulder with Russian fighters, defended our Motherland as their own

US airstrike on Yemen prison kills at least 68 migrants, say Houthi rebels

The strike in Yemen's Saada governorate, a stronghold for the Houthis, is the latest incident in the country's decadelong war to kill African migrants from Ethiopia

Nations forced to choose sides as US-China economic tensions intensify

As Trump's trade war locks the world's two largest economies on a collision course, America's unnerved allies and partners are cosying up with China

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Israeli jets intercepted Iranian planes aiding Syria's Assad: Netanyahu

The remarks in a speech gave a new glimpse into Israel's thinking in the final days in power for Assad, a longtime enemy who was overthrown by insurgents last December

Over 100 immigrants detained at illegal after-hours nightclub in Colorado

The crackdown has included detaining more than 1,000 international college students, some of whom have seen their legal status restored, at least temporarily

Israeli strikes kill 51 in Gaza, taking Palestinian war toll to over 52K

Israel ended its ceasefire with Hamas by launching a surprise bombardment on March 18, and has been carrying out daily waves of strikes

Trump rules out recognising Indigenous Peoples Day alongside Columbus Day

Democrat Joe Biden was the first president to mark Indigenous Peoples Day, issuing a proclamation in 2021

China lowers minimum amount for tax refunds for tourists to boost spending

The upper limit for their tax rebate in cash also has been doubled to 20,000 yuan ($2,745)

Israeli jets strike Beirut's southern suburbs for 3rd time since ceasefire

A huge plume of smoke billowed over the area after the strike. There were no immediate reports of casualties

Suspect in killing of Russian general claims he was paid by Ukraine: Russia

Moskalik was killed Friday by an explosive device placed in his car in Balashikha, just outside Moscow

Russia launches nearly 150 drones in major overnight assault on Ukraine

One person was killed and a 14-year-old girl wounded in the city of Pavlohrad in the Dnipropetrovsk region, which was hit for the third consecutive night, regional Governor Serhii Lysak said

As Elon Musk gained power in Washington, his popularity fell, shows poll

The poll found that about two-thirds of adults believe Musk has held too much influence over the federal government during the past few months although that influence may be coming to an end

Why International Court of Justice weighing in on humanitarian aid in Gaza

The Hague-based court has been asked to give an advisory opinion, a non-binding but legally definitive answer, in the latest judicial proceedings involving Israel and the 18-month war in Gaza

Gaza faces severe shortages as Israel blocks food supply for nearly 60 days

Israel imposed the blockade on March 2, then shattered a two-month ceasefire by resuming military operations on March 18

US deploys anti-ship missiles in Philippines, holds live-fire drills

US and Philippine forces separately unleashed a barrage of missile and artillery fire that shot down several drones

Shocked by US peace proposal, Ukrainians reject formal surrender of Crimea

Giving up the land that was illegally annexed by Russia in 2014 is also politically and legally impossible, according to experts

At least 18 killed, 750 injured in explosion at Iran's Bandar Abbas port

Helicopters and aircraft dumped water from the air on the raging fire through the night into Sunday morning at the Shahid Rajaei port

White House journalists celebrate First Amendment at annual press dinner

The stripped-down festivities were a reflection of the sombre tone in Washington at the beginning of President Donald Trump's second term, in which he has battled with the press on multiple fronts

New Mexico ex-judge held for evidence tampering in Venezuelan gang probe

Cano resigned last month after the state Judicial Standards Commission sought to suspend him, saying he was accused of letting three members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua live on his property