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December 25, 2025

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Diallo, Mahrez strike at AFCON as Ivory Coast, Algeria win

The three-time champions dominated against opponents 60 places lower in the world rankings RABAT: Amad Diallo and Riyad Mahrez starred as Ivory Coast defenders and former champions Algeria recorded back-to-back victories on Wednesday as the first group stage of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) was completed in Morocco. Manchester United winger Diallo struck early in the second half with a close-range shot to give the Ivorians a 1-0 Group F win over Mozambique in wet Marrakech. Earlier, Algeria won Group E 3-0 over 10-man Sudan in Rabat with another winger, former Manchester City star Mahrez, becoming the third player

December 14, 2025

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Thailand declares curfew along coast as Cambodian border clashes spread

Military personnel carry the coffin of soldier Mustageem Chema, draped in Thailand’s national flag, during a funeral procession to their hometown, at a military airport amid deadly clashes between Thailand and Cambodia along a disputed border area, in Ubon Ratchathani province, Thailand, December 14, 2025. — Reuters. Thailand’s curfew covers five areas of Trat province Cambodia accuses Thailand of attacking civilian infrastructure. Thailand is open to diplomatic solution: Defense Ministry Thailand imposed a curfew in southeastern Trat province on Sunday as fighting with Cambodia spread to coastal areas of a disputed border region, two days after US President and would-be

November 16, 2025

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At least four dead after two migrant boats capsize off Libyan coast, Red Crescent says

Red Crescent: The first boat had 26 Bangladeshis with 4 dead. The second was carrying 69 migrants with an unknown fate A Red Crescent worker moves a bag after two boats carrying migrants capsized off the Libyan coastal town of Al Khums causing multiple casualties, in a location listed as Khums, Libya November 15, 2025. PHOTO: REUTERS At least four people were killed when two boats carrying 95 irregular migrants capsized off the Libyan coastal city of Al Qoms on Thursday, the Libyan Red Crescent said on Saturday. The first boat carried 26 Bangladeshi migrants, four of whom died, the

June 6, 2025

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Stricter trash regulations on the coast, ports urged

Listen to the article Islamabad: Federal Minister of Maritime Affairs Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry issued a clear appeal for urgent, coordinated action to combat plastic pollution and modernizing Pakistan’s maritime infrastructure. In a statement published on World Environment Day, the Minister urged the alignment of maritime policies with world climate goals to protect the country’s coastline and maritime biodiversity and marine biodiversity. Underlining the issue of World Environment Day of 2025, “Beat Plastic Plestulation”, Chaudhry described the transition from an economical “turbocharged” model in a circular focused on re -use, recycling and sustainable alternatives. He noted that the ministry has

May 22, 2025

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Floods kill three, isolate thousands on Australia’s southeastern coast

Listen to the article Floods flooding on the southeastern coast of Australia have killed three people and cut the cities, isolating tens of thousands of residents, as officials warned that more thunderstorms were expected over the next 24 hours. The large floods hit several rural cities in the Hunter and Mid North Coast areas of New South Wales, Australia’s most densely populated state, with most of the middle northern coast area facing further heavy rainfall by Thursday. Police said the body of a 63 -year -old man was found in a flooded house near Taree, over 300 km (186 miles)

May 12, 2025

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Women from Ivory Coast Fight FGM with surgery

Abidjan: Adele Koue Sungbeu underwent amputation of female genitals as a teenager, but now she holds her head high and smiles widely as she walks to work on Abidjan after remodeling surgery. The 45 -year -old midwife is one of the 28 women from West African country who underwent a public hospital last month at the C restresh Coast. The surgery responsible was Obstetrics Sarah Abramowicz, a leading expert in the female reconstruction of the genitals in France. Sungbeu, who has three boys aged 22, 16 and 12 and passes through a divorce, said before the operation that her circumcision

September 12, 2024

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Hurricane Francine strengthens to Category 2 as it slams the Louisiana coast

Waves from Lake Pontchartrain crash against the seawall along Lakeshore Drive as Hurricane Francine intensifies ahead of its expected landfall on the US Gulf Coast, in New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S., September 11, 2024. — Reuters Hurricane Francine strengthened to a Category 2 storm on Wednesday shortly before making landfall in Louisiana, threatening New Orleans and the broader Gulf Coast with strong winds, rain and a storm surge that led to evacuation orders for thousands of people. Francine was packing maximum sustained winds of 100 miles per hour (155 km/h) as the eye of the storm made landfall on the southern

August 30, 2024

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Thousands have been evacuated as the cyclone approaches the India-Pakistan coast

ISLAMABAD/ AHMEDABAD: Heavy rains lashed coastal areas of India and Pakistan along the Arabian Sea, flooding towns in the western Indian state of Gujarat and forcing thousands to flee their homes, with authorities predicting a cyclonic storm could develop by Friday. People waded through waist-deep water that partially submerged vehicles and roads in parts of the state, images from Reuters television showed. At least 28 people have died this week in rain-related incidents in the state, officials said, as forecasters in India and neighboring Pakistan warned more heavy rain and strong winds were expected along the coast. “There has been

August 8, 2024

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Japan’s coast hit by two strong earthquakes of up to 7.1 on the Richter scale

A 6.9-magnitude earthquake, followed by a 7.1-magnitude earthquake, struck southern Japan on Thursday, the United States Geological Survey said, with the local weather service warning of a tsunami that could hit coastal areas. Tsunamis of up to one meter were expected to reach or have reached some coastal areas on the islands of Kyushu and Shikoku, broadcaster NHK reported. “Tsunami will strike repeatedly. Do not enter the sea or approach the coast until the warning is lifted,” the Japan Meteorological Agency told X. There were no immediate reports of damage. The USGS said the first quake struck at 4:42 p.m.

July 27, 2024

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Oil spills from sunken tanker: Philippine Coast Guard

Some of the 1.4 million liters of industrial fuel oil inside a sunken Philippine tanker has begun leaking into Manila Bay, the coast guard said Saturday, as it scrambled to avert an environmental disaster. The MT Terra Nova sank in bad weather off Manila early Thursday, killing one crew member and leaving the country facing possibly its worst oil spill disaster. The oil spill has more than tripled in size and is now estimated to stretch 12-14 kilometers (7.5-8.7 miles) across the bay, on which thousands of fishermen and tourism operators rely for their livelihoods. Divers inspected the vessel’s hull

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