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Iranians feeling pressure amid US president's on-again, off-again comments on conflict and negotiations.
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Barzani meets Syria's al-Sharaa in Damascus to discuss SDF integration and Kurdish rights in post-Assad Syria.
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Top female wrestlers vow to appeal following the controversial acquittal.
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Australia's internet regulator revealed in a recent study that teenagers are continuing to use social media despite ban.
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Defence giants Lockheed and Northrop see billion-dollar deals as Pentagon accelerates missile arsenal production
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FIFA boss Gianni Infantino turned to Donald Trump to save his job amid revolt to World Cup privatisation plan.
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Families in northern Morocco are still searching for loved ones after last week's deadly crossings into Ceuta.
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The lack of international action after the atrocities in el-Geneina and el-Fasher has doomed el-Obeid.
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Second round in regional elections held amid deadly clashes and heightened tensions over demands for electoral reforms.
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There are competing narratives in Tehran for its post-war recovery.
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Protests over refugee seats turn deadly, forcing staggered elections under internet blackout and calls for a boycott.
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Ukraine has struck another warehouse belonging to Russian e-commerce giant Wildberries in a long-range drone attack.
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Israel escalates Gaza attacks and pushes hardline demands, threatening the US-backed peace roadmap.
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North Koreans flood new ‘tourist zone’ beach amid heatwave
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A magnitude 5.4 earthquake struck Egypt, north of Suez early on Monday, startling a content creator during a livestream.
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Analysts say deal on Hormuz might be achievable but lasting peace agreement still far off.
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Wales is the first federation to formally withdraw support for Gianni Infantino after botched World Cup investment plan.
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Thorbjornsen, who joined the Tour as a rookie in 2025, is widely considered one of the rising stars of US golf.
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Spanish farmer finds donkeys alive after wildfires destroy her property
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Bumrah, the world's top-ranked Test bowler, will miss the tour after sustaining an on-field injury in the UK last month.
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Cuba’s ageing power grid collapsed on Sunday after a weekend of outages and amid US-imposed fuel shortages.
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A total of 1,000sq km (386sq miles) has burned across Washington state, and some of the fires have not been contained.
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Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has officially launched his reelection campaign.
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Court cases over new lodges have raised questions about protecting one of Africa’s greatest wildlife spectacles.
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US President Donald Trump says helping to bolster the Japanese currency is a sign of friendship.
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Footage shows blast victims hurried into a hospital in northwestern Pakistan, after a suicide bombing.
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US President Donald Trump says an agreement with Iran is imminent, with negotiations set to begin on Monday.
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The US president says Gulf allies and Tehran urged him to delay planned strikes.
