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Exxon CEO Warns Fuel Export Bans Could Tighten Global Supply

Exxon's Chief Executive Officer warns that national fuel-export bans could deepen pressure across the global energy market. Countries have prohibited or restric...

Reuters · 01 May, 09:15 PM Read more →

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Royal Mansour Tamuda Bay, Morocco: Stay like royalty in a resort owned by a king

Royal Mansour Tamuda Bay features 55 villas and suites with butler service and private balconies or patios. Each villa offers a discrete stay with private ameni...

Reuters · 01 May, 09:14 PM Read more →

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I moved to London for cheaper travel and better job opportunities. So far, the sacrifices have been worth it.

A person moved from Melbourne, Australia to London about a year and a half ago, seeking better career opportunities and travel experiences. They had reached a c...

Reuters · 01 May, 09:06 PM Read more →

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Turkish police fire tear gas, arrest hundreds at May Day rally

Turkish police fire tear gas at May Day rally in Istanbul's Taksim Square, violently cracking down on demonstrations. Riot-control vehicles are used to disperse...

Al Jazeera · 01 May, 09:04 PM Read more →

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Israel, Hezbollah exchange fire with strikes reported in south Lebanon

Israeli Defence Forces carried out multiple strikes on locations in southern Lebanon, while Hezbollah launched drones and other attacks toward northern Israel. ...

Reuters · 01 May, 08:53 PM Read more →

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War criminal Mladic close to death, say lawyers asking judge for jail release

Convicted Bosnian Serb war criminal Ratko Mladic's lawyers are seeking his release from jail in The Hague, citing his serious health condition and high risk of ...

BBC News · 01 May, 08:42 PM Read more →

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Italian firefighters respond to Tuscany wildfires

Wildfires have ravaged over 810 hectares (2,000 acres) of forest in Tuscany.

Al Jazeera · 01 May, 08:41 PM Read more →

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Cricket club bans social media comments to protect players’ mental health

Kent cricket club has suspended comments on their official social media accounts due to stinging criticism from frustrated fans. The team's poor form has led to...

Al Jazeera · 01 May, 08:31 PM Read more →

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Zelensky: Ukrainian drones caused $7bn damage to Russian oil industry

Ukrainian drone attacks have caused billions in damages to Russia's oil industry, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The Ukrainian leader cite...

Reuters · 01 May, 08:23 PM Read more →

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Humpback whale Timmy might soon be released in deeper waters

A humpback whale, previously stranded in shallow waters off Germany's Baltic coast, is being transported towards the North Sea. The whale, which had been stuck ...

Reuters · 01 May, 08:08 PM Read more →

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Benfica’s Mourinho says no contact with Real Madrid about manager’s job

Benfica coach Jose Mourinho denies any contact with Real Madrid, stating that no one from the club has spoken to him. He has been linked to the position as curr...

Al Jazeera · 01 May, 07:30 PM Read more →

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UN refugee agency says Iran war harming global humanitarian work

Reuters · 01 May, 07:08 PM Read more →

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Woman killed, children injured as Israel attacks Lebanon

Reuters · 01 May, 06:56 PM Read more →

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Mexico City is sinking so quickly, it can be seen from space

Reuters · 01 May, 06:41 PM Read more →

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Giorgia Meloni’s moral retreat on Gaza

Italy's Prime Minister has made increasingly cautious remarks on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict since taking office. Her government recently suspended the aut...

Al Jazeera · 01 May, 06:03 PM Read more →

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Greek Orthodox Church sounds alarm over attacks on Christians in Jerusalem

A Greek Orthodox Church head in Jerusalem has condemned a brutal attack on a nun in the city, warning of growing concerns over the future for Christians living ...

Al Jazeera · 01 May, 05:52 PM Read more →

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Dukono Volcano, Indonesia

Dukono, a volcano on the Indonesian island of Halmahera, has been continuously erupting since 1933. The volcano's summit is denuded due to nearly-constant activ...

Reuters · 01 May, 05:50 PM Read more →

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Nearly Half of Wolves in Italy Are Now Part Dog

Italy is experiencing a significant increase in wolf-dog hybrids, with nearly half of the wild wolves in central and southern regions identified as hybrids thro...

Reuters · 01 May, 05:47 PM Read more →

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Gaza aid flotilla vessels taken to Crete after Israeli interception

Israeli forces have intercepted 22 boats in international waters near Greece, seizing them and taking 168 crew members to the Greek island of Crete. Two activis...

Al Jazeera · 01 May, 05:01 PM Read more →

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Gaza aid flotilla reaches Crete after Israel intercepts vessels

A Global Sumud Flotilla has set sail for Gaza with over 30 vessels from multiple countries, seeking to bring aid to the conflict-hit region. The flotilla has re...

Reuters · 01 May, 04:39 PM Read more →

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Netherlands request European assistance to contain wildfires

Firefighters from Germany, Belgium, and France have been deployed to the Netherlands to assist in containing fires on military training grounds. This marks the ...

Reuters · 01 May, 04:39 PM Read more →

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Hegseth says clock paused on deadline to seek approval for Iran war

US Defence Secretary Hegseth says the clock has paused on a deadline for the Trump administration to seek approval from Congress for the US-Israeli war with Ira...

BBC News · 01 May, 04:35 PM Read more →

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Has the US-Iran ceasefire reset the clock on War Powers Act deadline?

The US Defense Secretary has argued that the ongoing ceasefire with Iran has effectively paused the clock on a key deadline to secure congressional approval for...

Al Jazeera · 01 May, 04:26 PM Read more →

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Riots erupt over Australian Aboriginal girl’s murder as suspect arrested

Hundreds of protesters clashed with emergency workers in a remote Australian town after police arrested a man suspected of murdering a five-year-old Indigenous ...

Al Jazeera · 01 May, 04:22 PM Read more →

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Falklands claim: Can Argentina’s Milei use Trump ties to challenge the UK?

Argentina claims sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, which are a self-governing British overseas territory in the southwest Atlantic Ocean. The UK has admini...

Al Jazeera · 01 May, 04:05 PM Read more →