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13/09/2025

At least 107 killed in Congo as whaleboat sinks in river


At least 107 people have died after a whaleboat caught fire in the west of the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to an internal government report seen by Reuters on Friday.


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EU countries delay deal on new climate goal, diplomats say


European Union countries have shelved plans to approve a new climate change target next week, after pushback from governments including France and Germany over plans to quickly land a deal, three EU diplomats told Reuters on Friday.


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Former chief justice Karki named Nepal's first female PM after violent unrest


Former chief justice Sushila Karki was sworn in as Nepal's interim prime minister on Friday, becoming the first woman to lead the country after deadly anti-graft protests forced Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli to resign.


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09/09/2025

London's Heathrow Terminal 4 reopens after hazardous materials incident


One of the four terminals at London's Heathrow Airport that was evacuated earlier on Monday over what authorities called a "possible hazardous materials incident" has now reopened after it was declared safe, the airport said in an update.


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Strong earthquake strikes Evia island, felt in Athens


An earthquake rattled Athens on Tuesday morning with no reports of any damage or fatalities.

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Rick Davies, Supertramp co-founder and singer, dies at 81


Rick Davies, the Supertramp vocalist and songwriter behind some of the British rock band's best known hits such as "Goodbye Stranger" and "My Kind Of Lady," has died at the age of 81, the band said on Monday.​​

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06/09/2025

U.S. will enforce foreign worker laws, White House says after Hyundai raid


The Trump administration will enforce laws that require foreign workers have proper authorization to be in the United States, the White House said on Friday after immigration authorities raided a Hyundai (005380.KS) facility in Georgia.


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Serbian police use teargas to disperse anti-government protesters


Serbia's police on Friday used teargas and stun grenades at a university campus in Novi Sad to disperse protesters who demanded snap vote they hope would oust president Aleksandar Vucic and his ruling Serbian Progressive Party (SNS).


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Two powerful aftershocks pummel Afghanistan after earthquakes kill 2,200


Two powerful aftershocks struck eastern Afghanistan 12 hours apart, triggering fears of more deaths and destruction on Friday in a region where earthquakes have killed about 2,200 people as rescuers battled mountainous terrain and harsh weather.


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04/09/2025

At least 15 killed in crash on Lisbon's historic cable car railway


At least 15 people died and 18 were injured on Wednesday when Lisbon's Gloria funicular railway car, which is popular with tourists and is one of the city's symbols, derailed and crashed, an emergency medical service spokesperson told reporters.​​


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