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Fan 88235: Pope Francis honoured by hometown soccer team in Argentina

By Lucinda Elliott and Matias Baglietto BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Argentina-born Pope Francis, who died on Monday, is being honoured at his local hometown soccer club in Buenos Aires, San Lorenzo de Almagro, where the football-loving head of the Roman Catholic Church remained a member during his 12-year papacy. Fans from the first-tier Primera División …

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Russia’s Putin discusses US-Iran nuclear talks with leader of Oman

MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed Iran’s nuclear programme on Tuesday with the visiting leader of Oman, Sultan Haitham bin Tariq al-Said, a Kremlin official was quoted as saying. Oman has been mediating between Iran and the United States as President Donald Trump seeks an agreement that would curb Iran’s nuclear programme, which Washington …

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Russian guided bombs kill woman in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia, governor says

By Sergiy Chalyi and Olena Harmash ZAPORIZHZHIA, Ukraine (Reuters) -Russia struck the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia with two guided aerial bombs on Tuesday, killing a woman and injuring 26 other people including four children, regional governor Ivan Fedorov said. Russian forces also launched drone attacks on the city of Kherson in southern Ukraine and the …

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Gaza’s Christians ‘heartbroken’ for pope who phoned them nightly

By Nidal al-Mughrabi and Maya Gebeily CAIRO/BEIRUT (Reuters) – Members of Gaza’s tiny Christian community said they were “heartbroken” on Monday at the death of Pope Francis, who campaigned for peace for the devastated enclave and spoke to them on the phone every evening throughout the war. Across the wider Middle East, Palestinian, Lebanese and …

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Sweden eyes purchase of combat vehicles with Norway, Lithuania, Finland

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) -Sweden, Lithuania, Norway and Finland are considering a coordinated acquisition of hundreds of CV90 infantry combat vehicles made by BAE Systems, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said on Tuesday. The four countries are now drafting a statement of intent on cooperation for a purchase of the military vehicles, Kristersson told a joint press …

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Pope Francis thanked nurse for surprise popemobile tour before his death

By Joshua McElwee VATICAN CITY (Reuters) – Among Pope Francis’ final words was a thank you to his nurse, who had helped the pope surprise crowds in St. Peter’s Square on Easter Sunday with a short tour in his popemobile for the first time since surviving a five-week bout of double pneumonia. “Thanks for bringing …

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Russia is ramping up hybrid attacks against Europe, Dutch intelligence says

By Anthony Deutsch and Bart H. Meijer THE HAGUE (Reuters) -Russia is increasing its hybrid attacks aimed at undermining society in the Netherlands and its European allies, and Russian hackers have already targeted the Dutch public service, Dutch military intelligence agency MIVD said on Tuesday. “We see the Russian threat against Europe is increasing, including …

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Outpouring of grief over Pope Francis’ death in largest Muslim-majority country Indonesia

By Stanley Widianto JAKARTA (Reuters) – Pope Francis’s death has elicited an outpouring of grief in Indonesia, with tributes in the world’s largest Muslim-majority country praising the pontiff’s commitment to interfaith harmony and his stance on Israel’s military offensive in Gaza. Prominent Islamic groups in Indonesia, where around 90% of the 280 million population is …

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Russian court cuts jail term for American held on drug charges, lawyer says

MOSCOW (Reuters) – A Russian court on Tuesday ordered that the jail sentence of a U.S. citizen convicted of drug trafficking be reduced to 9-1/2 years from 12-1/2, the man’s lawyer told Reuters. Robert Woodland was found guilty in July 2024 of attempting to sell drugs after he was arrested while transporting about 50 grams …

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