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U.S. launches military operation against Islamic State in Syria after Palmyra attack

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Friday that the United States has launched a military operation against Islamic State militants in Syria, in response to an attack near Palmyra earlier this

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U.S. Justice Department Begins Release of Long-Awaited Epstein Investigation Files

The U.S. Justice Department on Friday began releasing long-awaited documents from the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein, a move that could carry significant political implications. The records are expected to shed light on

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Settlers storm Nablus, run over Palestinian youth

Israeli settlers stormed the eastern Nablus areas on Friday, running over a Palestinian youth on Amman Street, causing fractures in both legs. They also attempted to reach “Joseph’s Tomb” via two vehicles,

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Taiwan: 3 killed in a smoke bomb and knife attack at Taipei metro stations

Taiwanese authorities announced 3 deaths from a smoke bomb and knife attack at Taipei metro stations on December 19, causing panic among passersby in a crowded shopping area. Police reported the attacker

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EU summit in Belgium approves €90B support for Ukraine

Belgium hosted the EU summit in Brussels from December 17 to 19, concluding with a historic agreement for €90 billion in funding for Ukraine for the period 2026-2027. The financing will come

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Kim Jong Un attacks Israeli occupation, calls it “US-backed terrorist project”

North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un, attacked Israel, calling it a “US-backed terrorist project,” and refusing recognition as a sovereign state. Pyongyang has historically supported Palestine and condemned Israel’s Gaza plans as

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WHO warns of “K” strain of H3N2 flu in 34 countries

The World Health Organization warned of the rapid spread of the H3N2 influenza “K” sublineage in 34 countries since August 2025, with rising influenza A activity worldwide. Data shows increased disease severity

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Bulgaria’s protests continue despite the government’s resignation before the euro adoption

Thousands of protesters in Sofia and other Bulgarian cities continue to demand judicial reform and anti-corruption measures, despite the government’s resignation on December 12. Protests escalated after a controversial budget, amid pressure

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WHO: “1,000 Gaza patients died waiting for medical evacuation”

The World Health Organization warned of at least 1,092 patient deaths in Gaza awaiting evacuation from July 2024 to November 2025, despite the ceasefire since October. The organization evacuated 10,600 patients since

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French Lawmakers Fail to Agree on 2026 Budget, Emergency Measures Likely

French lawmakers failed on Friday to reach a consensus on the 2026 budget, raising the likelihood of resorting to emergency legislation to extend spending limits until a full budget can be drafted.

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