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Friday, June 12, 2026

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Libya’s Benghazi university rebounds from war, students return with renewed hope
Hezbollah says Lebanon likely to be included in US-Iran deal as regional talks advance
US and Iran close to framework agreement on ceasefire and nuclear talks, Axios reports
Military analysts warn US control of Kharg Island would carry high troop risk amid Iran tensions
Kenya Grieves After Deadly School Dorm Fire Claims 16 Girls

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India Protests US Strikes After Merchant Vessel Deaths

New Delhi-India summoned a senior US diplomat on Friday for the second time in two days to protest American strikes

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Kashmir Protest Death Toll Climbs To 20 As Clashes Intensify

Muzaffarabad-The death toll from clashes between police and supporters of a banned protest movement in Pakistan-administered Kashmir has risen to

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China Detains US Citizen Over Alleged Espionage Case

Beijing-China said on Friday it was holding a US citizen accused of espionage, identifying the man as Min Zin, a

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Philippines Vows Defiance After China Sanctions Defense Chief

Manila-Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro said on Friday he would continue carrying out his duties after China imposed sanctions on

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Draft Abuse Allegations Intensify Scrutiny of Ukraine Mobilization Drive

Kryvyi Rig-Allegations surrounding the death of a Ukrainian man after his detention at a military recruitment center have renewed scrutiny

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Engine Probe Stalls Air India Crash Verdict

Ahmedabad-Indian investigators are unlikely to issue a final report into the crash of an Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner by

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Hunger Threat Deepens as Quake Cuts Off Philippine Villages

General Santos-Authorities in the southern Philippines appealed for the immediate deployment of military helicopters on Thursday to deliver food and

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India’s AI Trainers Teach Robots the Skills That May Replace Human Labor

Karur-Thousands of Indian workers are being paid to record everyday activities ranging from cooking and folding clothes to factory tasks,

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Investors Rebuff Challenge to Thomson Reuters’ ICE Business Ties

Toronto-Shareholders of Thomson Reuters overwhelmingly rejected a proposal calling for a review of the human rights implications of the company’s

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Canada Moves to Bar Under-16s From Social Media in Digital Safety Overhaul

Ottawa-Canada’s government introduced legislation on Wednesday that would prohibit children under the age of 16 from accessing social media platforms