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Southern Africa Floods Kill Over 200, Force Kruger Park Evacuations
Over 200 dead as catastrophic floods hit southern Africa, forcing evacuations at Kruger National Park. Mozambique worst affected with 103 fatalities, while La Niña weather pattern drives extreme rainfall across region.
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Cross-Border Crackdown Nets 26 in Major Illegal Logging Bust
International authorities arrest 26 in major illegal logging crackdown across Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina borders, using advanced supply chain tracing technology and coordinated enforcement to combat $52-157 billion annual...
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Suez Canal Reopening Reshapes Global Trade in 2026
The Suez Canal is cautiously reopening in 2026 after two years of disruptions, reshaping global trade with reduced transit times but creating new challenges for supply chains, freight rates, and port operations.
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Busan Launches South Korea's First Zero-Emission Hydrogen Tram Line
Busan launches South Korea's first zero-emission hydrogen tram line with integrated energy depots, passenger feedback systems, and expansion plans for sustainable urban transport.
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Fugitive 'Bolle Jos' Gets 7 More Years in Belgian Drug Case
Dutch drug lord 'Bolle Jos' sentenced to 7 years in Belgium for cocaine smuggling, bringing his total Belgian sentences to 57 years. He remains at large in Sierra Leone with political connections.
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Bulgaria Faces Eighth Election in Five Years Amid Political Crisis
Bulgaria faces its eighth snap election in five years after political parties failed to form a government, continuing Europe's most persistent political crisis amid recent euro adoption.