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NewsDesk MC June 3, 2026June 3, 2026 Arab countries, bahrain, breaking news, Diplomacy, drone attacks, dubai, escalation, gcc, Gulf Cooperation Council, international law, iran, kuwait, Kuwait International Airport, middle east, missile attacks, qatar, regional security, saudi arabia, sovereignty, U.S. Fifth Fleet, uae

Gulf States Condemn Iran’s Attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain

Dubai-Gulf and Arab nations strongly condemned renewed Iranian missile and drone attacks targeting Kuwait and Bahrain on Wednesday, describing them

Labour MP Says UK Failed Palestinians Over Gaza Policy

London- Senior Labour lawmaker Emily Thornberry said the British government has failed the Palestinian people by not taking stronger action

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Kuwait Condemns Iran Strikes as Regional Tensions Escalate

Dubai – Kuwait on Monday condemned what it described as repeated Iranian drone and missile attacks, calling them a dangerous

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China Sends Coast Guard Patrol Near Taiwan Amid Maritime Dispute

Beijing-China’s coast guard said on Monday it conducted patrols in waters east of Taiwan in response to plans by Japan

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China FLexes Muscle at Scarborough Shoal as Phillipines Warns of ‘Severe Threat’

Beijing-China’s military and coast guard conducted patrols around the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea on Sunday, a

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Japan Rebuffs ‘New Militarism’ Charge in Veiled Swipe at China

Singapore-Japan’s Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi on Sunday rejected accusations that Tokyo is pursuing a path of “new militarism,” using a

Canada Presses Israel for Independent Probe Into Flotilla Detentions

Ottawa-Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has called for an independent investigation into Israel’s treatment of activists detained aboard a Gaza-bound

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HORMUZ THAW: Draft U.S.-Iran Pact Signals Sanctions Relief, Shipping Safeguards

Dubai-The United States and Iran have drafted an agreement that would include the gradual lifting of U.S. sanctions on Tehran

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South Korea’s Lee Condemns Israeli Detentions of Nationals in International Waters

Seoul-South Korean President Lee Jae Myung criticized Israel on Wednesday over the detention of South Korean nationals in international waters,

UN Climate Vote Tests Global Resolve on Emissions

United Nations— The United Nations General Assembly is set to consider a draft resolution this week reaffirming states’ legal obligations