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In South Africa, a plane crashed during an airshow: an experienced pilot lost his life
An Impala Mark 1 plane crashed during the West Coast Air Show in South Africa. Experienced pilot James O’Connell died, an investigation is underway.
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In Paris, a chase broke out after a driver refused to stop: 8 police officers injured
In Paris, police officers rammed a suspect’s vehicle after the man refused to comply with a patrol order to stop.
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Ukrainian OnlyFans model hospitalized after brutal assault at Dubai party, sparking concerns over influencer safety
A Ukrainian OnlyFans model who was discovered abandoned by the roadside in Dubai with severe injuries is expected to recover, according to her family.
356
Three teenagers in Germany have been sentenced to prison for planning a terrorist attack
The Düsseldorf District Court in Germany sentenced two girls (16 and 17 years old) and a boy (16 years old) to three years in prison for conspiracy to commit murder and arson.
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Pentagon will test its employees with a polygraph after the data leak about Musk’s visit
The U.S. Department of Defense has begun an investigation using a polygraph to determine the source of the leak about Elon Musk’s visit to the Pentagon.
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Mass shooting in Las Cruces leaves three dead and 14 injured, police seek video evidence
On Friday, authorities responded to reports of gunfire at a park and have requested videos from bystanders to assist in the investigation.
402
Israel conducts airstrikes on Lebanon amid calls to end the war
Strikes occur as released hostages and relatives of those still held in Gaza call on Netanyahu to halt the conflict.
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A Catholic school teacher from Italy got involved in a scandal over her work on OnlyFans
A Catholic primary school teacher who was caught moonlighting as an OnlyFans model by parents has claimed she’s ’not ashamed’ of her second career.
428
The Sudanese army has regained control of the presidential palace in Khartoum from the RSF after two years of fighting
The Sudanese army says it has recaptured the presidential palace in the capital Khartoum from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) after almost two years of fighting.
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Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan have left the United States and are returning to Romania to address criminal cases
British-American influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan said on Friday they have left the US and are flying back to Romania, where they face human trafficking and other charges.
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The wife of the owner of "Ukrainian Armor", Vladyslav Belbas, who is accused of corruption, saves her property from possible confiscation
The wife of the accused co-owner of "Ukrainian Armor", Vladyslav Belbas, whose case is being heard in the High Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine (HACC), managed to save the couple’s property from possible confiscation through a lawsuit against her husband.
549
Lebanese banker files lawsuits against journalists after corruption investigation
A Lebanese bank chairman has filed sweeping legal complaints against investigative journalists, following their reporting on his alleged bank dealings with the former governor of Lebanon’s central bank.
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Elon Musk’s daughter claims that her father’s gesture at the rally was ‘definitely a Nazi salute’
Vivian Jenna Wilson tells Teen Vogue she feels obliged to take stand for trans rights as Trump attacks community
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Tens of thousands protest in Israel calling for Gaza ceasefire and accountability for hostages
Protesters accuse PM of continuing Gaza war for political reasons and ignoring plight of hostages still held by Hamas
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China’s brutal execution of four Canadians stirs anger after refusal to acknowledge citizenship
China slammed Canada’s condemnation on Thursday, saying it acted ’in accordance with the law’
494
Ukrainian suspects allegedly involved in $13 million international crypto scam
Despite the ongoing war, Ukrainian suspects allegedly took part in a $13 million international crypto scam involving criminals from across the EU.
357
Pavel Durov pledges commitment to community resilience amid Telegram’s crime prevention efforts
Durov pledges community resilience while addressing platform’s crime prevention challenges.
575
Minnesota Senator Justin Eichorn arrested for involving minor in prostitution
In the US, a Minnesota Senate legislator was arrested after proposing a bill with his colleagues that would require the state to classify "immediate aversion to Trump" as a mental illness.
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Turkey: Istanbul Mayor İmamoğlu detained on charges of corruption and fraud
On Wednesday, March 19, Istanbul’s mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu was detained during a large-scale special operation in Turkey. He is accused of corruption and terrorism.
526
Georgia’s foreign agents bill sparks fears of stifling civil society and media
Georgia’s ruling party introduced a foreign agents bill based on the U.S. FARA law, raising concerns it may be employed to stifle civil society and independent media amid a growing authoritarian crackdown.
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In Somalia, the president’s convoy was bombed: the terrorist group claimed responsibility
The explosion occurred after the country’s leader’s convoy left his palace and headed towards the airport in Mogadishu.
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Georgian prosecutors freeze bank accounts of civil society groups over anti-government protests
Georgian prosecutors have initiated a criminal investigation into five civil society organizations, freezing their bank accounts and accusing them of "sabotage" for backing anti-government protests, which critics argue is a blatant attempt to suppress dissent.
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Iraq seizes seven million Captagon pills in major drug bust
Acting on a tip from Saudi authorities, the Iraqi Interior Ministry seized seven million Captagon pills coming through Turkey hidden in a shipment of children’s toys and ironing boards.
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Police evict hundreds of migrants who had been squatting in Paris theatre
French police evicted more than 400 migrants on Tuesday who had been squatting inside the Gaite Lyrique theatre in central Paris for more than three months.
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Trump threatens Iran with "dire consequences" for Houthi attacks on US interests
Donald Trump has warned that Iran will ’suffer the consequences’ for every shot fired by the Houthis, as the rebel group retaliates against increased US attacks.
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