Louvre Reopens After €88M Napoleonic Jewelry Heist
Three days after a daring €88M Napoleonic jewelry heist, the Louvre reopens under tightened security, with soldiers patrolling the glass pyramid.
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80 Killed in Gaza by Israeli Strikes Since Ceasefire
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Aid Trucks Queue at Rafah as Israel Delays Humanitarian Corridor
Aid trucks loaded with supplies lined up at Gaza’s Rafah crossing on October 19 after Israel postponed its reopening, stalling vital humanitarian aid flows.