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Mass Protests Erupt in Iran as Currency Hits Record Low
Iran faces largest protests in three years as currency hits record low, inflation soars to 42%, and central bank chief resigns amid economic crisis worsened by renewed UN sanctions.
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UN Describes Al-Fasher as Epicenter of Human Suffering in Sudan
UN mission finds Al-Fasher, Sudan, in catastrophic condition after RSF takeover, with civilians lacking food, water, and sanitation amid evidence of mass atrocities in what's described as the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
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Hydrogen Ferry Pilot Launches with Focus on Route Economics
The world's first commercial hydrogen ferry, MV Sea Change, begins service in San Francisco Bay, demonstrating route economics, refueling logistics, and significant emissions reductions for maritime transport.
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Historical Film 'Echoes of Empire' Ignites Cultural Debate Nationwide
The historical film 'Echoes of Empire' has sparked nationwide debate about historical representation, dividing critics and audiences while influencing educational curricula and festival circuits.
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German Bank Robbery: Thieves Drill Through Vault Wall in Gelsenkirchen
Thieves drilled through a bank vault wall in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, stealing from safe deposit boxes. The sophisticated heist during Christmas holidays caused panic among customers fearing lost valuables.
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Suriname Mass Stabbing: Nine Dead, Suspect Dies in Custody
A mass stabbing in Suriname leaves nine dead, including five children. The suspect died by suicide in custody, sparking national trauma and calls for improved mental health support.