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May 10, 2025
Valletta [Malta], May 10: Malta's ship registry had over 10,000 ships registered by the end of the first quarter of the year, making it the largest ship registry in Europe and the sixth largest in the world, the Transport Ministry said on Friday.
Holocaust survivor Margot Friedlaender died at 103
Operation to clear WWI, WWII explosives begins off Lithuania
Temperatures remain above 1.5°Cthreshold after second hottest April
Danish minister meets US envoy over alleged Greenland espionage plot
Israel won't be involved in new Gaza aid plan, only in security, US envoy says
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US, Europeans finalising 30-day Ukraine-Russia ceasefire proposal, says diplomatic source
Washington DC [US], May 10: The United States and its European allies are finalising a proposal for a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine that if refused...
In Peru's north, locals remember Pope Leo driving pick-up, playing tennis
Lima [Peru], May 10: The small city of Chiclayo in northern Peru was bustling with excitement on Friday, with businesses and locals sharing photos, memories...
Warm American welcome for new pope masks US church's deep divide
Washington DC [US], May 10: As Pope Leo XIV celebrated his first Mass as pontiff at the Sistine Chapel on Friday, he spoke a few...
Quad concludes simulation exercise for Indo-Pacific Logistics Network
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Washington DC [US], May 9: The US Department of State in a statement on Wednesday (local time) said that the Quad partners convened at the...
More explosions rock Port Sudan
Khartoum [Sudan], May 9: Sudan's army said its anti-aircraft systems intercepted drones targeting a naval base in the wartime capital Port Sudan.
South Korean presidential candidate accuses party of pushing him out
Seoul [South Korea], May 9: South Korea's right-wing presidential candidate Kim Moon-soo accused his party on Thursday of trying to force him out and threatened...
Colombia's top court orders arrests of former legislature presidents
Bogota [Colombia], May 9: Colombia's Supreme Court on Wednesday issued arrest orders for Ivan Name, the former president of the country's Senate, and Andres Calle,...
Swiftly deporting migrants to Libya would violate court order
New York [US], May 9: A U.S. judge said any effort by the Trump administration to deport migrants to Libya would clearly violate a prior...
Dozens of students arrested in pro-Palestinian protest
New York [US], May 9: Police arrested dozens of Columbia University students who seized part of the school's main library on Wednesday in one of...
Romanian hard-right frontrunner Simion leads opinion poll
Bucharest [Romania], May 9: Romania's hard-right presidential frontrunner George Simion will win the May 18 run-off vote against centrist Bucharest Mayor Nicusor Dan, an opinion survey showed on Wednesday, as the two clashed over worldviews and deficits in a debate.
Dozens of Gaza communal kitchens shut down
US says solution for Gaza aid is 'steps away'
Bill Gates to give away $200 billion by 2045
Putin, Xi reaffirm partnership in face of EU, US trade restrictions
Chicago Cardinal Robert Prevost becomes first US pope
Ukraine reports hundreds of Russian attacks amid three-day ceasefire
Temperatures remain above 1.5°C threshold after second hottest April
German president warns against forgetting WWII lessons
Lithuania votes to exit anti-mine agreement
