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BREAKING: Israel and Iran Exchange Missile Strikes in Major Escalation
Posted onTehran, Beirut | June 8, 2026Tensions in the Middle East have reached a critical flashpoint as Israel and Iran engaged in direct missile exchanges, marking one of the most serious escalations between the two regional rivals in recent history.Iran launched what it described as “warning strikes” on Israeli territory following Israeli military operations targeting Beirut….
Why are there holiday delay warnings over the EUs new border system?
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Hossana residents forced to kill their own dogs after Ethiopia rabies deaths
Posted onResidents of an Ethiopian town have been forced to kill hundreds of their own dogs after three children died from rabies. Powerful community groups in the central town of Hossana told residents they would be fined and arrested if their dogs were not killed, even if the animals had been vaccinated for rabies, residents told…
Nigerian security forces rescue 308 abductees
Posted onMore than 300 people abducted in separate attacks in Nigeria have been rescued, the country’s presidency says, in what it describes as its largest single-day operation by joint security forces. The victims were rescued from the Kainji Lake National Park in Niger State in an operation involving the military, police, intelligence unit and the National…
