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Israeli-Hamas Ceasefire Begins
A temporary ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has taken effect to facilitate a prisoner and hostage exchange. Humanitarian aid has started flowing into Gaza amid cautious international optimism. Source: Morning News NOW
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UN Approves $300 Billion Climate Fund
At COP29, world leaders agreed on a $300 billion funding package to assist poorer nations in combating climate change. The fund aims to enhance resilience and support sustainable development. Source: Global News
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Russian Strikes Escalate in Ukraine
Russia has intensified ballistic missile strikes across Ukraine, targeting critical infrastructure. President Putin warns of continued testing of advanced weaponry amid growing tensions. Source: Global News
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Laos Faces Mass Poisoning Tragedy
A mass poisoning in a tourist town in Laos has killed at least six people. Authorities are investigating the incident, which has raised safety concerns among locals and tourists. Source: Hindustan Times
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Hezbollah Launches Strikes Against Israel
Hezbollah targeted Israeli naval and intelligence bases with over 160 projectiles. This marks a significant escalation in the ongoing regional conflict. Source: Hindustan Times
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ICC Arrest Warrants Stir Controversy
The International Criminal Court has issued arrest warrants for leaders from both Israel and Hamas, citing war crimes committed during the ongoing conflict. Reactions from the global community remain polarized. Source: Global News
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Cyclone Dana Leaves India Reeling
Cyclone Dana has displaced over a million people along India’s eastern coast. Emergency response teams are racing to provide relief amid widespread damage. Source: News24
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Australia Debates Social Media Ban for Minors
A proposal to ban social media for individuals under 16 has sparked debate in Australia. Advocates cite mental health concerns, while critics question enforcement feasibility. Source: Hindustan Times
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Iran’s Assassination Plot Alarms Canada
Canadian authorities have uncovered an assassination plot linked to Iran targeting an activist, sparking calls for stronger international responses to state-sponsored threats. Source: Global News
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Prince Harry’s Visa Row Resurfaces
Amid new U.S. policy changes under President Trump, questions about Prince Harry’s visa status due to past drug use have reignited controversy and demands for transparency. Source: Hindustan Times