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Conference Launches Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Talks in Colombia

Colombia and the Netherlands launch fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty talks amid U.S. boycott, aiming to phase out oil, gas, and coal. The conference faces challenges in binding commitments and global cooperation, as nations debate equitable energy transitions and climate action urgency.
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U.S. Charges Mexican Officials, Including Sinaloa Governor, in Drug Trafficking Conspiracy

U.S. authorities indicted Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya and nine Mexican officials for drug trafficking ties to the Sinaloa cartel, including its *Los Chapitos* faction. Charges risk life sentences, intensifying U.S.-Mexico tensions over corruption and cartel influence under President Trump’s hardline policies.
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British Somali National Stabbed Two Jewish Men in London, Authorities Declare Terrorist Incident

A British Somali national stabbed two Jewish men in London’s Golders Green, authorities declared a terrorist attack, citing the suspect’s history of violence and mental health issues amid rising antisemitism linked to the Israel-Hamas conflict.
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Ukraine’s Defense Ministry Announces 33,000 Russian Drone Shootdowns in March

Ukraine’s Defense Ministry claims 33,000 Russian drones were shot down in March 2026, marking a record high since 2022. The figure, unverified by Russia, underscores Ukraine’s advanced air defenses and strategic strikes on Russia’s energy and industrial targets, reshaping the war’s dynamics.
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Indian Billionaire’s Son Offers to Relocate Escobar’s Hippos to Sanctuary

Indian billionaire Anant Ambani proposes relocating 80 of Pablo Escobar’s hippos to his Gujarat sanctuary, amid Colombia’s culling plan for invasive species. The move faces logistical and ethical hurdles, with critics questioning the sanctuary’s compliance and the hippos’ adaptation to their new environment.
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Bangladesh Lightning Strikes Kill 14, Including 10-Year-Old Boy

Lightning strikes in Bangladesh killed 14, including a 10-year-old boy, during pre-monsoon storms linked to climate change. The incidents, spanning seven districts, highlight gaps in safety measures and rising risks amid warmer temperatures and deforestation. Authorities urge improved early warnings and infrastructure to mitigate future tragedies.
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Chicago police officer killed in hospital shooting; suspect identified

Chicago police officer John Bartholomew killed in hospital shooting; suspect, a robbery defendant in custody, identified. Incident occurred at Swedish Hospital as suspect allegedly accessed a firearm during medical treatment. Suspect apprehended after pursuit, hospital protocols confirmed but security concerns raised.
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Iran Launches Attacks on Strait of Hormuz Vessels as U.S. Deploys 15,000 Troops

Iran launches attacks on Strait of Hormuz vessels, prompting U.S. deployment of 15,000 troops to safeguard oil routes. The strikes disrupt 10% of global oil transit, spiking prices and straining energy markets, as tensions escalate between Tehran and Washington.
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Woman and child survive rooftop escape during Louisiana shooting

A woman and child survived a deadly rooftop escape during a Shreveport shooting, as eight children, including seven of the suspect’s offspring, died. The incident, linked to a domestic dispute, has reignited debates over gun laws, domestic violence resources, and systemic gaps in Louisiana’s response to such crises.
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El Salvador Begins Trial of 486 Alleged MS-13 Leaders

El Salvador begins trial of 486 MS-13 leaders under its 2016 Anti-Gang Law, which permits expedited proceedings and mandatory sentences. Critics warn of due process risks, wrongful convictions, and human rights concerns, as the U.S. labels the gang a terrorist organization. The trial faces scrutiny over transparency, fairness, and potential political implications.
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Deal on Paper, Death in Practice: 6,000 Oleshky Civilians Starving as Evacuation Goes Nowhere

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