Three Palestinians killed in West Bank village attack near Ramallah
Palestinian officials said Israeli settlers attacked Kafr Malik, leaving three men dead and drawing fresh scrutiny to violence in the West Bank.
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Bumble cuts about 240 jobs as it resets after years of pressure
The dating app said the layoffs will affect roughly 30% of its global workforce as it seeks cost savings and renewed product investment.
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North Korea and Russia restore the Pyongyang-Moscow passenger rail link
A carriage from Pyongyang reached Moscow after a five-year pause, reviving what officials describe as the world’s longest direct railway route.
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Germany sets path to lift defense spending to 3.5% of GDP by 2029
Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil outlined budget plans that would sharply increase German defense outlays as NATO allies debated a higher spending benchmark.
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Rutte Says European Allies and Canada Have Pledged More Than €35 Billion for Ukraine
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said European allies and Canada had raised their planned security support for Ukraine to more than €35 billion for the year ahead.
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Russia’s Kyiv strike kills nine as war drags on and diplomacy stalls
A Russian missile-and-drone attack on Kyiv on 2025-06-23 killed at least nine people and injured dozens, hitting homes, hospitals and sports facilities across the capital region.
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Israeli strike damages Tehran's Evin Prison as regional attacks widen
Iran said parts of the political-detention complex were hit, while Israel also targeted routes to the Fordo nuclear facility one day after US bunker-bomb strikes.
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Iranian missile strike wounds dozens and destroys homes in central Israel
An Iranian missile hit central Israel after the U.S. strikes on Iran, killing at least three people and causing heavy damage to homes and apartments.
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One killed and 14 injured in Russian drone strike on Odesa
A large-scale Russian drone attack on Odesa damaged high-rise buildings and other civilian infrastructure, killing one person and injuring 14, including firefighters.
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Soroka hospital strike becomes flashpoint as Israel and Iran keep trading fire
The hospital damage, contested targeting claims, and Israeli strikes on Arak show a conflict widening across civilian and nuclear sites.
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North Korea to send thousands of workers to help rebuild Russia’s Kursk region
Moscow said Pyongyang will send builders and deminers to Kursk, deepening the countries’ military and labour cooperation.
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Israel intercepts missiles after Iranian strike on central areas
Iran fired two salvos at Israel in quick succession on June 18, but the supplied evidence says most missiles were intercepted and no injuries were reported.
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New Zealand pauses nearly $20 million in Cook Islands funding over China deal dispute
New Zealand has paused nearly $20 million in core sector support funding for the Cook Islands after the island government signed partnership agreements with China without consulting Wellington. RNZ said the decision was taken in early June but became public later, after media reporting in the Cook Islands.
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Nippon completes acquisition of US Steel
Reporting dated 2025-06-18 documents the event and its immediate consequences, with unresolved points retained as attributed or provisional.
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Trump cuts short G7 trip as Israel and Iran trade strikes and Tehran blasts are reported
The US president left the summit early while Iran and Israel exchanged fire and officials in both countries reported new attacks.
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Thai police arrest 13 in alleged investment scam house in Samut Prakan
Thirteen foreigners, mostly Australians and Britons, were detained in Thailand after police said they uncovered an online fraud operation aimed at investors in Australia.
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Israel and Iran trade strikes for a fourth day as hospitals and state TV come under fire
Israeli strikes hit a hospital and Iranian state TV, while Iran reported new missile attacks and deaths in Haifa and elsewhere.
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Israeli Strike Interrupts Iranian State Television Broadcast in Tehran
An attack hit an Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting facility during a live program before the state broadcaster returned to air as the Israel-Iran conflict intensified.
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G7 leaders gather in Kananaskis as Iran crisis and tariff fight dominate summit
The G7 opened in the Canadian Rockies amid escalating Middle East tensions, trade friction and pressure over Ukraine.
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Qantas to close Jetstar Asia after two decades as cost pressures and competition bite
Qantas will wind down Singapore-based Jetstar Asia at the end of July, cutting more than 500 jobs and freeing aircraft for other routes.
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UK commits £14.2 billion to Sizewell C nuclear power project
The planned Suffolk station is intended to strengthen domestic energy security and supply low-carbon electricity, although opponents question its cost, timetable and environmental impact.
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Disney to pay $438.7 million to complete acquisition of NBCUniversal’s Hulu stake
A completed appraisal process set Disney’s final additional payment to Comcast, clearing the way for the entertainment company to take full ownership of Hulu.
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Israeli strike in Syria kills one as military says it targeted Hamas member
Israel says it killed a Hamas member in southern Syria, while Syrian accounts in the packet say one person was killed and two others wounded near Mazraat Beit Jinn.
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Russian drone strike wounds 17 in Kharkiv as war grinds on
AP reported that 17 people were wounded in a Russian drone strike on Kharkiv, including children, a pregnant woman and a 93-year-old woman.
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