Queen Elizabeth II Died Of 'Old Age': Death Certificate
Queen Elizabeth II died of 'old age': death certificate
EU Grapples With Runaway Energy Prices
EU grapples with runaway energy prices
Crowds Build For Reopening Of Windsor Castle
Crowds build for reopening of Windsor Castle
Finland Closing Border To Russians With EU Tourist Visas
Finland closing border to Russians with EU tourist visas
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Northern Kenya Faces Hunger Crisis As Drought Wipes Out Livestock
In a dry river bed in Kenya's arid northwest, pastoralists dig ever-deeper pits in an anxious search for water, as the region suffers its worst drought in 40 years, which has wiped out livestock and crops, deepening a hunger crisis.
Finland To Join European Neighbours In Shutting Out Russian Tourists
Finland said on Thursday it would close its border to Russian tourists at midnight, shutting off the last remaining direct land route to the European Union for them as thousands of Russians seek to avoid conscription into the war in Ukraine.
Iran Targets Celebrities, Media Over Mahsa Amini Protests
Iran targets celebrities, media over Mahsa Amini protests
BBC To Cut Hundreds Of Jobs At World Service
BBC to cut hundreds of jobs at World Service
Father Allegedly Kills Toddler By Throwing Her Into Pond
The incident took place Wednesday in the western Indian state of Maharashtra, the police said.
Vast Swaths Of Cuba Still In The Dark After Passage Of Hurricane Ian
Cuba had restored power to some neighborhoods of the capital Havana by early on Thursday, according to Reuters witnesses and official reports, but vast swaths of the Caribbean island nation still remained in the dark following the passage of Hurricane Ian.
Mariupol Men Told To Escape As Russia Could Mobilize 10,000 Residents
Vadym Boichenko, Mayor of Russian-occupied Mariupol, warned that the Russian army could mobilize about 10,000 residents and urged the city's male population to flee.
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Child Dies After Receiving Injections For Cough At Hospital
The child was admitted to the Maternal and Child Hospital in Nigeria over cough and catarrh.
Kremlin Announces Ukraine Annexation Ceremony For Friday
Kremlin announces Ukraine annexation ceremony for Friday
World Heart Day: How To Participate, Simple Tips For Heart Health
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Czech Police Nab Smugglers In New Border Checks As Migrant Flows Spike
Czech police chasing a vanload of migrants fired warning shots on Thursday as they began checks on the border with Slovakia to combat a sharp rise in people, mostly Syrians, heading illegally to western Europe.
Widerimage: As Grocery Bills Soar, Hungry Brazilians May Seal Bolsonaro's Fate
The specter of hunger hangs over Brazil's presidential race this year like few before it.
Iran Arrests Reporter Who Covered Amini Funeral: Lawyer
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Satellite Image Shows PLA Warships Shadowing US Destroyer, Canadian Frigate
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Hurricane Fiona: Several Puerto Rico Airports Cancel Flights
Several airports in Puerto Rico canceled flights to and from the island territory amid the arrival of Hurricane Fiona.
Europe
Americans Urged To 'Depart Russia Immediately'
Russia may call up dual nationals with U.S. citizenship for military service, according to the American diplomatic mission in Moscow.
Russia To Investigate Nord Stream Gas Leaks As 'International Terrorism'
Terming allegations of Russian involvement as "predictable, absurd and stupid," Moscow has said damage to gas pipelines, caused significant economic damage.
Africa
Wordle Board Game Is On The Way
The Wordle will turn into a board game, according to game-maker Hasbro and Wordle-owner The New York Times.
World Governments Need To Enforce Crypto Regulation, Says Treasury
A report directs President Biden on how to work within international allies to regulate digital currencies and assets.
Asia Pacific
South Korea Says North May Conduct 7th Nuclear Test Soon
The South Korean spy agency's assessment comes after Seoul and Washington said the North is ready to conduct a nuclear test at any time in the foreseeable future.
Chinese, Russian Warships Seen Off Alaska On Joint Operation
The naval ships belonging to China and Russia were found by U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Kimball.
Middle East
Anonymous Hackers Promise To 'Help The People Of Iran' As Protests Rage
Accounts linked to the activist group have already claimed responsibility for taking down Iranian and state-affiliated websites.
Russia Willing To End Conflict In Ukraine As Soon As Possible: Erdogan
Erdogan is pushing hard to leverage his country's influence in the complexities of the Ukraine war by supporting Kyiv, but without burning bridges with Moscow.
US
Woman Stabs Boyfriend During Argument About Her OnlyFans Account
A 6-year-old was inside the apartment when the stabbing took place.
6 People Wounded In High School Shooting In California
It is unclear whether the shooting was random or whether the victims were targeted.