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Sweden Rejects Islamophobia Term, Backs Free Speech
Sweden's government declines to adopt 'Islamophobia' as official term, citing free speech protections amid debate on anti-Muslim hatred.
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Kecmanovic Trial: Photos of Massacre to Be Shown
Court to review graphic images from 2023 Belgrade school shooting during trial of perpetrator's parents.
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82-year-old woman dies in Orange house fire
An 82-year-old woman died in a house fire in Orange, NSW. Police are investigating the cause.
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Drug dealer admits threatening families over debts
A violent drug dealer admitted intimidating users and their families, threatening rape and murder over unpaid debts.
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Smotrich: Israeli Minister's Settler Policy Under Fire
Israeli Minister Bezalel Smotrich faces international criticism over settlement expansion in the West Bank.
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Oshawa man's death ruled homicide, third in Durham Region
A 23-year-old man died after an altercation in Oshawa on May 9, 2026, marking Durham Region's third homicide this year.
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Copper theft surges 175% despite crackdown, disrupting schools and rail
Copper thefts have surged 175% in Australia, causing school closures and rail disruptions despite government measures.
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DCI Arrests Two Suspects in PCEA Pastor Ndumia Murder Case
Kenya's DCI arrested two suspects linked to the murder of PCEA pastor Ndumia in Nakuru North Sub-County, as announced on May 9, 2026.
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Sheriff, Police Chief to Discuss License Plate Cameras
Local sheriff and police chief plan to address the use of automated license plate readers in the community.
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South Africa Denies Xenophobia, Ghana Pushes AU Action
South Africa rejects claims of systematic xenophobic attacks; Ghana calls for AU intervention amid isolated incidents.
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Robinson Hearing Delayed to July; Cameras Allowed
Judge delays Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing to July 2026, but maintains media camera access in courtroom.
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Interpol's Pangea XVIII Targets Fake Meds in 90 Countries
Interpol's Operation Pangea XVIII seized fake medicines in 90 countries, including Benin, with arrests and website takedowns.