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Toronto World Cup Marketplace Tickets
Tickets for matches at other venues may be listed above face value on the official resale and exchange marketplace..
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Bolivian police fire tear gas at protesting teachers continues to develop. Authorities are monitoring the situation.
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Criminal charges in Bosnian mine lead poisoning continues to develop. Authorities are monitoring the situation.
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Police have arrested an anti-war protester after he ended a five-day sit-in atop Washington’s Frederick Douglass bridge..
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What are China’s surprise gains in the war on Iran? continues to develop. Authorities are monitoring the situation.
Israeli strikes kill five Palestinians across
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In rare push, US lawmakers demand transparency on Israel nuclear capability continues to develop. Authorities are monitoring the situation.
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Moscow threatens retaliatory strikes if Ukraine attacks Russia during Victory Day commemorations..
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Drought, conflict and aid cuts push Somalis into hunger as Kismayo IDP camps struggle to cope with the crisis..
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Gaza weddings increasingly unaffordable under conflict
Couples in Gaza are marrying in makeshift tents as war, displacement, and soaring prices have stripped weddings of traditional joy and celebration. The cost of basic ceremonies has become prohibitive.
Louisiana and Tennessee rally against redistricting plans
Demonstrators in Louisiana and Tennessee are protesting redistricting changes to political boundaries. The protests reflect concerns about how redistricting affects representation.
Bolivia transport workers strike over fuel crisis
Transport workers in Bolivia blockaded roads with buses, cars, and trucks during a strike over fuel shortages and prices. Public workers in El Alto led the demonstrations.
OPEC fracture threatens global oil market stability
The potential breakdown of OPEC could usher in an era of significant energy market volatility. Oil market stability depends on coordinated production decisions among member nations.
Mauritania plans to close private primary schools
Mauritania's decision to shut most private primary schools and transfer students to free public schools is provoking strong backlash from stakeholders. The plan aims to expand access to public education.
US prepares 25% tariff increase on EU cars
The United States is raising car tariffs to 25 percent on European manufacturers, citing European noncompliance with last year's trade agreement that set rates at 15 percent. Luxury vehicle makers face the heaviest impact.
Trump demands Iran surrender in ongoing war
US President Donald Trump has called on Iran to wave the white flag of surrender in the escalating conflict. The statement reflects the administration's hardline stance on the war.
US mediation effort risks inflaming Israel-Lebanon tensions
The United States is pressing Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun to meet with Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu during a planned US visit. The mediation attempt carries significant risk of escalation.
UK convicts Palestine activists in weapons firm raid
A UK court has convicted four members of the now-banned Palestine Action group for breaking into Israeli defense firm Elbit's Bristol facility during Israel's war on Gaza. The raid occurred in the early months of the conflict.