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Associated Press May 23

Remains of Four Italian Divers Repatriated from Maldives

The remains of four Italian divers who died in a cave diving incident in the Maldives have been repatriated to Italy. The Maldivian government facilitated the return of the remains, while investigations into the circumstances of their deaths continue.

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New York Times — US May 23

South Floridians Send Aid to Relatives in Cuba

Residents in South Florida are actively sending aid to their relatives in Cuba, including food staples such as canned meats, rice, and beans. This effort highlights the community's response to the humanitarian challenges faced by families in Cuba.

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BBC — World May 23

Gaza flotilla activists report alleged abuse by Israeli forces during detention

Activists from the Gaza flotilla have alleged that they faced physical and sexual abuse while detained. Israel's prison service has denied these claims, asserting that the allegations are untrue.

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Associated Press May 23

Teen's Behavior Prior to Mosque Shooting Led to Gun Seizure

A teenager involved in a San Diego mosque shooting that left three dead had previously been reported to law enforcement for alarming behavior, including idolization of Nazis. Police confiscated guns from the teenager's family a year before the attack.

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BBC — World May 23

Explosion at Staten Island shipyard results in one death and multiple injuries

A shipyard explosion in Staten Island has led to one death and over 30 injuries, including those of firefighters. The situation has been described as complex and developing.

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BBC — World May 22

Pentagon releases UFO sighting reports spanning 80 years

The Pentagon has disclosed a series of UFO sighting reports that cover nearly 80 years, featuring various types of objects such as spheres, discs, and fireballs. The reports include accounts from both military personnel and civilians.

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BBC — World May 22

Judge dismisses criminal case against Kilmar Abrego Garcia

A federal judge has dismissed the criminal case against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, citing that the prosecution was politically motivated. Garcia had been wrongfully deported the previous year.

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The Wall Street Journal May 22

U.S. Pauses Visa Issuance for Travelers from Ebola-Affected Countries

The U.S. has paused visa issuance for travelers who have been in South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, or Uganda within the last 21 days. This measure aims to address health concerns related to the Ebola virus outbreak in these countries.

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BBC — World May 22

Rescuer states Italian divers lacked optimal equipment

A rescuer has commented that the four Italian divers found in a cave did not possess optimal equipment, which contributed to the difficulties in recovering their bodies. Images from the site illustrate the challenging conditions faced by the rescue team.

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Axios May 22

Pakistani Field Marshal Visits Tehran for U.S.-Iran Negotiations

Field Marshal Asim Munir of Pakistan arrived in Tehran on May 22, 2026, to mediate negotiations between the U.S. and Iran aimed at ending the ongoing war. While discussions are ongoing, U.S. and Iranian officials have expressed doubts about the likelihood of a swift agreement. The mediators are working on a letter of intent to establish a framework for further negotiations, including issues related to Iran's nuclear program.

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Washington Post — World May 22

NATO Allies Discuss U.S. Military Reductions in Europe

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is meeting with NATO foreign ministers in Sweden to discuss the U.S. reduction of its military footprint in Europe. The talks focus on the potential impacts of this decision on NATO's security and military strategy.

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BBC — World May 22

Trump Proposes Increased Troop Deployment to Poland

President Donald Trump has indicated plans to increase U.S. troop presence in Poland, following the cancellation of a previous deployment by U.S. officials. The announcement aims to reassure NATO allies.

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Washington Post — World May 22

Police Seek New Witnesses in Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Inquiry

Police are appealing for new witnesses in the inquiry involving Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, marking the first significant update since his arrest in February over misconduct allegations.

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Los Angeles Times May 22

Cuba warns citizens to prepare for conflict amid U.S. allegations against Raúl Castro

The U.S. has charged former Cuban President Raúl Castro with murder in connection to a 1996 incident involving civilian planes. In light of this, Cuban leaders have urged citizens to prepare for possible conflict.

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Los Angeles Times May 21

Supreme Court rules on liability of cruise lines for using seized Cuban docks

The Supreme Court has ruled that cruise lines can be held liable for using docks in Cuba that were seized by Fidel Castro's government. This decision allows lawsuits related to the confiscated property to move forward.

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Wall Street Journal — World Jan 27

Displaced Gazans Begin Crossing Military Zone in Northern Gaza

Israel has allowed displaced Palestinians to cross a military zone in northern Gaza, following a resolution to a deadlock over hostage releases. This change took place on January 27, 2025.

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Wall Street Journal — World Jan 27

Freed Israeli Hostages Report Shrapnel Remains from October 7 Attack

An Israeli medical official stated that some women freed from captivity still have shrapnel in their bodies from the October 7 attack. The hostages endured eight months in tunnels, with some held alone for long durations.

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Wall Street Journal — World Jan 27

NATO Responds to Suspected Sabotage of Deep-Sea Cable

NATO has launched its first coordinated response to a suspected sabotage incident involving deep-sea cables in the Baltic Sea. The alliance aims to address threats to critical infrastructure.

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Wall Street Journal — World Jan 27

Rwanda-Backed Rebels Enter Goma, Congo Amid Gunfire

Rebels backed by Rwanda have entered the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo, leading to reports of gunfire and shelling. U.N. officials estimate that more than one million displaced people are currently in the city.

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Wall Street Journal — World Jan 27

Militia Attacks on Civilians in Colombia Highlight State Inaction Post-Peace Accord

Militia attacks on civilians in Colombia have risen, reflecting inadequate government action since the peace accord that disbanded a significant rebel group eight years ago. This situation raises concerns about security and stability in the country.

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