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POLITICS

Lionel Jospin, Former French Prime Minister and Socialist Leader, Dies at 88

Monday, Mar 23

Lionel Jospin, former French Prime Minister and notable Socialist leader, dies at 88, remembered for key reforms and a controversial presidential bid.

ENVIRONMENT

UN warns of alarming heat levels as record temperatures persist

Monday, Mar 23

UN report reveals record heat trapped by Earth poses lasting effects, with alarming warnings for global climate and security.

ECONOMY

IEA Warns of Major Global Economic Threat from Strait of Hormuz Crisis

Monday, Mar 23

The IEA warns that the global economy is facing a major threat from disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz due to the ongoing Middle East crisis.

WORLD NEWS

Cuba undertakes recovery after grid collapse; energy crisis deepens

Monday, Mar 23

Cuba initiates recovery efforts after its power grid collapses for the third time in March amid a severe energy crisis.

WORLD NEWS

Iran and Trump escalate threats amid ongoing conflict in the Strait of Hormuz

Monday, Mar 23

Tensions escalate as Iran threatens regional infrastructure in response to Trump's ultimatum over the Strait of Hormuz.

SPORTS

Naomi Osaka Reflects on Balancing Tennis Career with Motherhood Challenges

Monday, Mar 23

Naomi Osaka discusses her struggle to balance her tennis career and motherhood following early tournament exits.

WORLD NEWS

Emmanuel Gregoire Elected Mayor of Paris in Local Elections

Monday, Mar 23

Emmanuel Gregoire wins the mayoral race in Paris, signaling a continued leftist stronghold in key French cities.

WORLD NEWS

Savannah Guthrie's Family Urges Tucson Community for Clues on Missing Mother

Monday, Mar 23

Savannah Guthrie's family appeals to Tucson for information on her missing mother, Nancy, with a renewed call for public assistance.

HEALTH

At least 64 killed in attack on Sudan hospital, WHO confirms

Sunday, Mar 22

A WHO report confirms that an attack on a Sudanese hospital killed at least 64 people, including 13 children, marking a severe escalation in the conflict.