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Families of 39 Australians missing in Nepal floods, including Sydney siblings and parents, remain hopeful as death toll nears 400. Australian officials mobilize support.
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South Korea orders re-examination of 310,000 missing person cases following scandal involving police officer accused of falsifying records, leading to two deaths.
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Nepal police confirm 469 dead after catastrophic flash flood; over 1,300 missing, including foreign tourists. Rescue hindered by destroyed infrastructure.
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Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa names Mazloum Abdi, former SDF leader, as advisor following force's dissolution and integration into national military.
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A federal judge questions the urgency behind the Kennedy Center's push to reinstate Trump's name, despite a prior ruling deeming it illegal. Legal battles continue over the board's defiance.
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Federal task force charges 81 in Puerto Rico over alleged drug trafficking, weapons violations by Los Baja Deo gang, seizing $49.7M in assets as part of Trump's cartel crackdown.
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Iran announces it is drafting conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, demanding practical US steps first. The move escalates regional tensions over critical shipping lanes.
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Israeli forces erect three new gates around besieged Palestinian homes in Qusra, tightening control and cutting off access to land and villages amid ongoing settler violence.
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Malaysia announces first phase of voluntary repatriation for 1,500 Rohingya refugees to Myanmar on Sept 29, despite human rights warnings over safety risks.
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Iran outlines demands for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, including sanctions relief and war compensation, as Qatar, Oman, and Pakistan mediate US-Iran talks.
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Former US Ambassador Francis J. Ricciardone states Netanyahu leverages Turkey as a political adversary ahead of Israel's October elections, Al Jazeera reports.
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Chad blames Sudanese military for air strike on fuel market near border, killing 12 and injuring 7. Sudan denies targeting Chad amid ongoing conflict.
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