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Asia

After the school refused previous government requests, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) subpoenaed Harvard University on Wednesday, demanding documents related to international students and immigration law compliance dating back to Jan. 1, 2020.
Trump Admin Subpoenas Harvard Over Foreign Student Records
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3 hours ago3 hours ago
UK Faces Rising Threat From Iran, Parliamentary Watchdog Warns
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7 hours ago7 hrs
Pakistan Court Orders YouTube to Block 27 Journalist Channels
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11 hours ago11 hrs
Trump's Singapore Ambassador Pick Faces Scrutiny in Senate Hearing
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8 hours ago8 hrs
North Korean Defector Files Lawsuit Against Kim Jong Un
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6 hours ago6 hrs
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Middle East

The U.S. imposed sanctions Wednesday against UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, who investigates human rights abuses in Palestinian territories, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio accusing her of conducting "political and economic warfare" against the U.S. and Israel.
US Sanctions UN Rapporteur Over Israel Criticism
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14 hours ago14 hours ago
Report: Netanyahu Supports Plan to Build 'Humanitarian City' in Rafah
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1 day ago1 day
Iran's Foreign Minister Visits Saudi Arabia After Israel-Iran Ceasefire
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1 day ago1 day
Germany Summons Chinese Ambassador After Military Aircraft Lasered Over Red Sea
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1 day ago1 day
Israel Strikes Hamas Commander in Northern Lebanon's Tripoli
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2 days ago2 days
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East Asia

Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was rearrested Thursday after Seoul Central District Court approved a warrant sought by special prosecutors investigating his December martial law attempt, citing concerns he could destroy evidence.
South Korea's Ex-President Yoon Rearrested Over Martial Law
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15 hours ago15 hours ago
Taiwan Launches Largest Military Drills Amid China Tensions
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1 day ago1 day
Australia's Albanese Confirms Visit to China
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2 days ago2 days
China Performs Remote Liver Surgeries via Satellite
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2 days ago2 days
China Bars EU Medical Device Sales in Trade Retaliation
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3 days ago3 days
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South Asia

A preliminary report into the deadly Air India Boeing 787 crash that killed 260 people on June 12 is expected to be released by Friday, according to three sources with knowledge of the investigation.
Air India Crash: Probe Focuses on Boeing Jet's Fuel Switches
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17 hours ago17 hours ago
India: At Least 11 Killed as Bridge Collapses in Gujarat
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1 day ago1 day
ICC Issues Arrest Warrants for Taliban Leaders Over Women's Rights
+15
2 days ago2 days
BBC: Ex-Bangladesh Leader Ordered Protesters' Killing
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1 day ago1 day
UN Adopts Afghanistan Humanitarian Resolution Despite US Opposition
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2 days ago2 days
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Southeast Asia

The KMP Tunu Pratama Jaya ferry sank approximately 30 minutes after departing East Java's Banyuwangi port late Wednesday night, carrying 53 passengers and 12 crew members on its way to Bali's Gilimanuk port, a 3-mile (4.8-kilometer) journey.
Ferry Sinking Kills at Least 6 Near Bali
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7 days ago7 days ago
Trump Announces US Trade Deal with Vietnam
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JUL 2JUL 2
Thai Prime Minister Suspended Over Leaked Call With Cambodian Leader
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JUL 1JUL 1
Singapore Police Given Power to Block Bank Accounts to Stop Scams
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JUL 2JUL 2
Mississippi Executes Longest-Serving Death Row Inmate
JUN 26JUN 26
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Caucasus

Azerbaijani authorities arrested two Russian journalists from Sputnik Azerbaijan on Monday during raids on the news outlet's Baku offices, detaining executive director Igor Kartavykh and chief editor Yevgeny Belousov on charges of alleged illegal financing after the agency's accreditation was suspended in February. A total of seven journalists were detained and, according to an anonymous source, 15 other Russian nationals were arrested on drug trafficking and cybercrime charges.
Azerbaijan Arrests Russian State Journalists
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JUL 1JUL 1
Lake Defends Voice of America Cuts in House Hearing
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JUN 26JUN 26
Georgia to Close NATO-EU Info Center
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JUN 6JUN 6
Georgia Jails Four Opposition Leaders For Refusing to Testify
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JUN 25JUN 25
Armenia, Azerbaijan Agree on Peace Deal to Resolve Conflict
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MAR 14MAR 14
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Central Asia

The first EU-Central Asia summit, held in Samarkand, Uzbekistan on Friday, saw leaders from the EU and the five Central Asian nations (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan) establish a strategic partnership and announce a €12 billion investment package.
EU, Central Asia Agree to Strengthen Relations at First Ever Summit
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APR 4APR 4
Putin Makes Second Call to Azerbaijan's Aliyev Over Downed Passenger Jet
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DEC 30 2024DEC 2024
DHS: IS-Linked Network Brought 400 Migrants Into US
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JUN 26 2024JUN 2024
Azerbaijan Airlines Flight Crashes in Kazakhstan, Dozens Dead
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DEC 25 2024DEC 2024
US Arrests Eight Migrants With Suspected Islamic State Group Ties
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JUN 12 2024JUN 2024
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