Sudan recovers 270 bodies after Darfur landslide
• Sep 3, 2025, 9:02 PM
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In tonight's edition, Sudan has recovered 270 bodies from under the mud after a landslide buried a remote mountain village in the Darfur region.
Also, in the Sahel, jihadist violence is spiraling. Al-Qaeda’s JNIM now dominates Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger but Islamic State is also fighting back, fueling a deadly new wave of attacks.
And in Mogadishu, a sweeping clean-up campaign is now gaining momentum as authorities and residents work to reclaim its former beauty and civic pride.
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Portugal holds day of mourning for 15 people killed in Lisbon funicular crash
• 5:17 AM
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Portugal declared a day of mourning on Thursday after the yellow Gloria funicular in Lisbon derailed, killing at least 15 people and injuring 18 near one of the city’s busiest tourist spots. Lisbon prosecutors said they were launching an investigation in
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In a 'hot mic' moment, Xi and Putin contemplate immortality and organ transplants
• 5:07 AM
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Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin were overheard Wednesday musing about life-extending organ transplants and the possibility of immortality. The discussion was captured by state media microphones before Beijing's massive m
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Zelensky to meet European allies in Paris as Putin vows to press on in Ukraine
• 3:34 AM
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European leaders will meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Paris on Thursday in a bid to ramp up pressure on Vladimir Putin, who vowed Russia would keep fighting if no peace deal emerges.
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Florida set to become first US state to ban all childhood vaccine mandates
• 1:53 AM
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Florida plans to scrap vaccine mandates, becoming the first US state to end long-standing requirements protecting schoolchildren and adults from infectious diseases. State Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo announced the move Wednesday, denouncing existing ru
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US judge overturns Trump’s Harvard research funding freeze
• 12:06 AM
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A US judge on Wednesday ordered the Trump administration to reverse funding cuts to Harvard University, which froze more than $2 billion. The cuts were imposed over allegations of antisemitism and bias at the Ivy League school, sparking a legal battle ov
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