Nepal death toll reaches 332, with more than 1,000 missing
A disaster in Nepal has reportedly killed 332 people and left more than 1,000 missing. The headline describes a large-scale humanitarian emergency but does not identify the disaster type.
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Back to the newest briefsA disaster in Nepal has reportedly killed 332 people and left more than 1,000 missing. The headline describes a large-scale humanitarian emergency but does not identify the disaster type.
Temporary terminals have begun operating at Maiquetía, with changes to airline operations and itineraries. The headline does not state the cause or scale of the disruption.
A UK government minister says Britain faces wildfire and flood risks linked to the climate crisis. The headline frames these as significant national hazards.
Newfoundland and Labrador's NDP and Liberal parties are calling for the return of a roundtable amid a tariff threat. The headline does not specify the threatened tariffs or their source.
Delta plans to resume daily flights between New York and Tel Aviv in September.
A Center for International Maritime Security analysis examines Taiwan's options for defending against economic warfare.
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Flash floods in the Nepal-Tibet region prompted the Singapore Red Cross to pledge $50,000 and launch a fundraising campaign.
Wheat futures have risen to their highest level in more than three years.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin at the 26th Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan.
Susanne Weigelin-Schwiedrzik argues that Donald Trump underestimated China.
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Laser Airlines plans to resume international flights on September 1.
Qatar’s prime minister has visited Iran, described in the headline as a sign of diplomacy.
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The International Criminal Court responded to US sanctions by saying it would not give up.
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A group of 32 tourists from West Bengal is missing amid flooding in Nepal.
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Qatar emphasized the importance of safeguarding food security.
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Americans are reported missing as GEM mobilizes to the Nepal disaster zone.
International development agencies have warned that the peace initiative in Gaza is failing.
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A commentator said Ukraine is increasingly becoming a war between NATO and Russia and warned that the situation has gone too far.
A flash flood in Nepal reportedly left 1,300 people missing, including 65 Americans.
Israel said it prevented a Turkish presence at a Syrian airbase, while Erdoğan warned against attempts to stop Turkey.
An Israeli minister called for stripping rights from MAG, accusing the group of blood libel against IDF soldiers.
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