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Iran’s Digital Clampdown Deepens Isolation Amid Wartime Internet Blackout
Iraqi Migrant Describes Perilous Smuggling Route Across Europe After Threats at Home
Former Miss America Suzette Charles Returns to Music After Decades of Industry Setbacks and Personal Struggles
Readers Highlight Britain’s Lesser-Known Summer Escapes as Domestic Travel Demand Grows
Photoville Exhibitions Spotlight Identity, Incarceration and Cultural Memory Through Documentary Photography

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Iran Presses US for Asset Release, Regional De-Escalation

Tehran-Iran said on Monday that it had called for an end to the ongoing regional conflict and the release of

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EU Poised to Approve Long-Delayed Sanctions on Israeli Settlers

Jerusalem-The European Union is expected to approve long-delayed sanctions against Israeli settlers accused of violence against Palestinians in the occupied

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Netanyahu Signals Push to End Reliance on US Military Aid

Jerusalem- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he wants Israel to phase out its dependence on U.S. military financing within

Minnesota Fraud Watchdog Gains Momentum Amid Somali Welfare Probe

Chicago— Minnesota lawmakers investigating alleged large-scale fraud tied to social welfare programs said the state House’s approval this week of

Hormuz Strike Deepens Maritime Tensions

Seoul — South Korea said on Sunday that unidentified aircraft struck a South Korean-operated cargo vessel in the Strait of

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Gulf Flare-Up: Cargo Ship Struck by Projectile Off Qatar Amid Fragile Iran Ceasefire

Washington- A commercial bulk carrier caught fire after being struck by an unidentified projectile off the coast of Qatar on

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Israel Expels Gaza Flotilla Activists After Maritime Interception

Jerusalem- Israel deported two foreign activists detained aboard a Gaza-bound aid flotilla on Sunday after authorities accused them of links

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Hormuz Brinkmanship Deepens as US-Iran War Grinds On

Tehran- Hormuz Brinkmanship Deepens as US-Iran War Grinds OnThe United States and Iran showed no sign of moving closer to

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Sharaa Reshuffles Syrian Leadership, Removes Brother From Presidency Role

Damascus-Syrian President Ahmed Al-Sharaa replaced several senior officials and ministers on Saturday, including his brother, in a partial government reshuffle

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WSJ Reveals Alleged Israeli Covert Base in Iraq During Iran War

Jerusalem-WSJ Reveals Alleged Israeli Covert Base in Iraq During Iran WarIsrael established a covert military outpost in Iraq’s western desert