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South Korea imposes sanctions on two Russian companies for cooperation with the DPRK
South Korea has imposed sanctions on two Russian companies and their executives for cooperating with North Korea, which violates UN sanctions by facilitating arms trade and nuclear/missile development.
Dozens of dolphins died in the Black Sea as a result of hostilities in a month
Dozens of dolphins died in the Black Sea near occupied Crimea, Novorossiysk, and the coast of Russia's Krasnodar Territory in March 2024 due to military operations, some of them showing signs of sonar damage, bringing the total number of dead animals since March 2022 to 50,000.
White House expresses concern over closure of Al Jazeera in Israel
The Israeli Parliament approved a law that allows the government to temporarily ban foreign news networks, such as Al Jazeera, from operating in Israel if they pose a threat to national security.
Turkish opposition leader killed while celebrating victory in local elections
Turkish opposition leader Mehmet Palaz died after a balcony collapsed while celebrating his victory in the local elections.
Car rammed into checkpoint near FBI headquarters in Atlanta
Car rammed into checkpoint near FBI headquarters in Atlanta, suspect detained.
A series of explosions occurred in Dnipro
A series of explosions have occurred in Dnipro, Ukraine, triggering an air raid alert in the region due to the threat of hostile drones, according to reports.
Moldova starts buying American liquefied natural gas
Moldova begins importing liquefied natural gas from the United States via Greece to diversify its energy supply amid Russia's war against Ukraine.
The royal family of Japan made their debut on Instagram
The Japanese royal family debuted on Instagram with photos and videos of Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako, aiming to help the public better understand their official duties.
DPRK launches a missile towards the Sea of Japan
North Korea launches a ballistic missile toward the Sea of Japan, according to South Korean and Japanese authorities.
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1 was recorded off the northern coast of Japan
An earthquake with a magnitude of 6. 1 occurred off the northern coast of Japan near Iwate Prefecture, with no tsunami threat or significant damage reported.