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Cocaine Super Cartel Dismantled Across Six Countries

Between November 8 and 19, the Spanish Civil Guard took part in Operation Desert Light, an international macro-operation that resulted in the arrests of...
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Rishi Sunak Appointed as British Prime Minister

On October 25, Rishi Sunak was appointed by Britain's Conservative Party as its new leader and next prime minister. The King of England, Charles...
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Mass Shootings and Limited Access to Mental Health Assistance in Thailand

A 2021 study conducted by the Swiss Re Institute on the attitudes toward mental health and insurance for Thai adults and children found that...
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Iranian Unrest: The Burning of the Hijab

Women in Iran are burning their hijabs and baring their hair, at the same time that crowds of outraged people are taking to the...
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International Perspectives: The Death of Queen Elizabeth ll

On Thursday, September 8, Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-serving British monarch died at the age of 96. The Queen passed away at Balmoral Castle,...
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