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Pahalgam Attack: One Year On, Memory, Violence and Unresolved Questions in Kashmir
Ukraine Seeks Turkiye as Venue for Zelensky-Putin Talks to Revive Stalled Peace Efforts
Pope Leo XIV Prison Visit Spotlights Rights Concerns Amid US Migrant Deportations
Kyiv Mass Shooting Rekindles Ukraine Gun Law Debate Amid Wartime Strains
ICE Detains Army Sergeant’s Wife in Texas as Policy Shift Narrows Military Family Relief

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Sanchez’s China Outreach Tests US Ties as Strategic Balancing Deepens

Madrid — Pedro Sanchez began his fourth visit to China in as many years on Monday, underscoring his push for

Cuba’s Díaz-Canel Warns US Against Military Action, Regime Change

San Juan— Miguel Díaz-Canel warned that the United States had no justification to attack Cuba or attempt to remove him

Silicon Valley Grapples With AI Job Fears Amid Layoffs Debate

San Francisco— Technology leaders and investors at a major industry gathering in California warned that artificial intelligence will reshape the

Airstrikes in Northeast Nigeria Kill Dozens, Trigger Civilian Casualty Probe

Maiduguri— Dozens of people were killed in military airstrikes in northeastern Nigeria, residents, rights groups and a United Nations report

Latest Middle East and North Africa News Top Stories

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Tankers Divert From Hormuz as US Prepares Iran Port Blockade

Singapore — Oil tankers are avoiding the Strait of Hormuz ahead of a U.S. naval blockade set to begin later

Latest Middle East and North Africa News Top Stories

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Iran Warns US of Retaliation as Hormuz Blockade Threat Escalates

Islamabad — Abbas Araqchi warned that Iran would respond forcefully to a U.S. plan to blockade maritime traffic to its

Latest Middle East and North Africa News Top Stories

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Kuwait Detains 24 in Crackdown on Alleged Terror Financing Network

Kuwait City — Kuwait has arrested 24 individuals, including five former lawmakers, in an investigation into the financing of terrorist

Asia Latest News Top Stories

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Haryana Raises Wages After Iran War Sparks Worker Unrest in Auto Hub

Manesar — India’s Haryana state has ordered a 35% increase in minimum wages for factory workers following protests in the

Australia Names First Female Army Chief in Landmark Military Shift

Sydney — Anthony Albanese said on Monday that Lieutenant General Susan Coyle will become chief of army in July, marking

Latest Middle East and North Africa News Top Stories

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Flights Continue at Beirut Airport Amid Israeli Strikes

Beirut — Commercial flights continued to operate from Beirut–Rafic Hariri International Airport despite ongoing Israeli airstrikes on the Lebanese capital’s