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At Least Five ed in Gaza as Israeli Strikes Hit Civilian Areas

Cuba civil defence authorities reported that at least five people were killed during Israeli strikes in Gaza City. The attacks, which targeted multiple...

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Economists Warn AI Boom Will Not Resolve Structural Fiscal Pressures in Major Economies

While the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is transforming industries and driving innovation across the globe, economists caution that the AI boom alone...

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Pakistan Security Forces Dozens of Terrorists in Intelligence Driven Operations

Pakistan security forces reported that dozens of terrorists were killed during a series of intelligence driven operations across the country. Officials said the...

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Pakistan’s Operation Ghazab Lil Haq Destroys Taliban Ammunition Depots and Personnel Carriers

Pakistan military authorities reported that “Operation Ghazab Lil Haq” successfully destroyed multiple Taliban ammunition depots and personnel carriers in targeted strikes across Afghanistan....

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Ecuador Finalizes Bilateral Trade Deal With U.S., Eliminating Key Export Tariffs

Ecuador has finalized a bilateral trade agreement with the United States, removing major tariffs on several of the country key export goods. The...

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At Least 7,667 Migrants Reported Dead or Missing Worldwide in 2025

he International Organization for Migration reported that at least 7,667 migrants have died or gone missing worldwide in 2025, highlighting ongoing risks faced...

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Global Shares Slip After Recent Record Highs Amid Tech Optimism Cool Down

Global stock markets have experienced a period of subdued trading following a stretch in which equities reached record highs, largely driven by optimism...

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Indonesian Trade Surplus Widens in January on Strong Export Growth

Indonesia reported a widening trade surplus for January, reflecting robust growth in exports that outpaced import demand, according to a recent Reuters poll...

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Japan Records Lowest Birth Figures Since 1899 as Demographic Pressures Deepen

Japan has recorded its lowest number of annual births since records began in 1899, underscoring the country accelerating demographic decline and intensifying concerns...