Two Palestinian youths critically wounded by Israeli gunfire
An 18-year-old in Gaza and a 13-year-old in the West Bank are critically wounded after separate shootings blamed on Israeli gunfire, relatives say.
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EU Faces Pressure to Suspend Israel Deal
EU ministers debated whether to suspend the Israel deal under the Association Agreement's human-rights clause, leaving member states divided over measures.
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Spain warns EU credibility at stake over Israel
Spain's foreign minister warns EU credibility is at stake if Israel is treated differently from Russia, urging member states to enforce human-rights rules.
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EU to Release €90bn Ukraine Loan After Hungary Vote
Hungary’s election shift clears the way for a €90bn EU loan to Ukraine and possible sanctions on Israeli settlers, with EU ministers set to meet this week.
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Trade spikes appeared minutes before Trump's Iran remarks, analysis shows
Nick Marsh's data shows large trades minutes before President Trump's Iran remarks, raising questions about early access and regulatory scrutiny.
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Japan quake: Magnitude 7.7 offshore triggers tsunami warning
Magnitude 7.7 earthquake off Japan's east coast prompted a JMA tsunami warning and immediate evacuations for low-lying coastal areas. Officials responded.
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Stocks Fall as Oil Surges on Iran Uncertainty
Stocks fell while oil surged as investors reacted to U.S. troop moves and mixed diplomatic signals over Iran, fearing supply shocks and higher inflation.
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U.S. stocks rally after two-week Strait of Hormuz ceasefire
US stocks rallied after a two-week ceasefire tied to the Strait of Hormuz as investors rotated into risk assets and markets priced in lower near-term risk.
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Hormuz turmoil, Lebanon clashes hit Trump deal hopes
Tensions rise in the Middle East as Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz amid Lebanon clashes, challenging U.S. efforts and escalating regional instability.
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HiPP recalls baby food in Austria over contamination
HiPP recalls baby food across Austria after authorities find rodenticide contamination in some jars, raising concerns over food safety and international
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Nathalie Baye dies at 77
French actress Nathalie Baye has died at age 77 in Paris. Learn about her influential career in film and her impact on French culture in this recent
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Roberts‑Smith granted bail in Afghan war‑crimes case
Ben Roberts-Smith, former Australian soldier accused of war crimes in Afghanistan, is granted bail after 10 days in custody, raising questions about
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Macron, Starmer to host Strait of Hormuz summit
Macron and Starmer to co-host a summit on Strait of Hormuz security, aiming to address maritime threats and protect global trade routes amid rising
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Legal Migrants Still Face Trafficking Risks
Legal migrants often face risks of trafficking, debt, and exploitation despite official visas; one woman's journey highlights the urgent need for stronger
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Paris raffle awards €1M Picasso to stunned winner
A Paris raffle surprises a lucky winner with a €1 million Picasso, highlighting the intersection of art, charity, and philanthropy in France.
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Trump unveils 250-foot Triumphal Arch plan
A 250-foot arch planned for America's 250th anniversary aims to symbolize the enduring American spirit. Learn about this ambitious monument's significance
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Fuel protests sweep Ireland's roads
Fuel protests in Ireland have crippled key routes and targeted fuel depots, prompting military deployment amid rising tensions—what’s driving this
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Israeli Forces Use Stun Grenades Near Journalists in Nablus
Israeli forces fired stun grenades near journalists in Nablus amid a tense raid, raising concerns about press safety and escalating tensions in the West
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U.S.-UK Strain Surfaces Before King Charles’s Visit
Tensions surface ahead of King Charles’s UK visit as U.S. and UK officials discuss global issues, including Iran conflicts and economic policies during
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South Africa names Roelf Meyer as ambassador to US
Roelf Meyer is appointed South Africa’s ambassador to the US, sparking renewed debate over his apartheid-era role and what this means for diplomatic
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Triple‑tap strike kills paramedics in Lebanon
Three paramedics killed in southern Lebanon amid ongoing tensions, highlighting the escalating risks for humanitarian workers in the Middle East’s
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Sindarov sets up world title match vs Gukesh
Sindarov secures a spot in the world title match against Gukesh after winning the Candidates Tournament early, promising an exciting showdown in chess’s
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France's Ekitike out of World Cup after Achilles tear
France's Ekitike tears Achilles at Anfield, forcing him out of the World Cup. Find out how this injury impacts France's squad and his future prospects.
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Barcelona youth must learn from Atletico exit
Barcelona's youth face tough lessons after their Champions League exit despite a 2-1 win, highlighting areas to improve following the aggregate defeat to
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Ahmed Shihab‑Eldin detained in Kuwait
U.S.-based journalist Ahmed Shihab‑Eldin was detained in Kuwait after posting about the Iran war’s escalation, raising concerns over press freedom and
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