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- Rare Ebola strain possibly linked to two aid workers in northern Italy
- Kata Tüttő warns of centralisation threat to European regions
- Kevin Warsh takes charge of the Federal Reserve amid rising inflation challenges
- British glider pilot Jon Gatfield dies after crash during competition in Italy
- Ukraine demands full EU membership amid renewed accession discussions
- Armenia signs partnership agreement with the US ahead of elections
- Court restricts Alabama from using congressional map with one majority-Black district
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Health alert issued in northern Italy as two aid workers present Ebola-like symptoms after returning from Uganda, amid rising cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
British glider pilot Jon Gatfield, 68, died in a crash during the FAI Sailplane Grand Prix in Bergamo, Italy, prompting an investigation into the incident.
Armenia has formalised a strategic partnership with the United States, as Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan prepares for parliamentary elections amid rising pro-Russia sentiment. The agreement, signed by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Armenian Foreign Minister Ararat Mirzoyan, includes a framework for critical minerals and a transit corridor.
Taiwan’s President William Lai Ching-te has expressed readiness to speak with US President Donald Trump, marking a potential shift in diplomatic protocol not seen since 1979. Lai reaffirmed Taiwan’s commitment to regional stability while addressing ongoing concerns related to China’s claims over the island.
Every November, South Korean students face the Suneung, an eight-hour exam determining university entry and future job prospects, with nationwide support and pressure.
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir faces criticism for his treatment of detained Gaza flotilla activists, prompting responses from international and local officials.
Bodycams recovered from five Italian divers who died in a Maldives cave dive could provide insights into the circumstances leading to their tragic deaths.
A man, Yves Sakila, died after being restrained by security guards outside Arnotts in Dublin, prompting an investigation by the Garda Ombudsman into the incident.
Prosecutors in Croatia have launched an investigation into two tourists accused of participating in sniper tours during the Siege of Sarajevo, which resulted in numerous civilian casualties.
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