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US opens new consulate in Nuuk as Greenland tensions grow
The new Nuuk consulate deepens Washington’s Arctic presence amid protests and renewed friction over Greenland’s future.
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Fighting erupts near Baidoa as Somalia’s South West political crisis deepens
Clashes involving forces aligned with former regional leader Abdiaziz Hassan Mohamed Laftagareen and government-linked troops were reported outside Baidoa, with casualty figures remaining unconfirmed.
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Iran says 26 ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz in 24 hours as tanker traffic resumes
Iranian naval commanders said 26 vessels, including oil tankers and container ships, crossed the Strait of Hormuz over the previous day, while South Korea said one of its tankers made a safe passage through the waterway.
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Eight Killed in Israeli Airstrikes Across Southern Lebanon
Lebanese authorities said strikes hit Doueir, Tibnin, Burj Shemali and Shebaa despite the ceasefire extension.
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Reports say Islamabad may host next round of US-Iran talks after Hajj
Arab media outlets said the negotiations could move to Pakistan as officials work on the framework of a possible agreement.
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Iran Reviews New US Proposal as Pakistan Steps Up Shuttle Diplomacy
Iran said it had received a new U.S. proposal while Pakistan sent Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi back to Tehran in an effort to keep ceasefire diplomacy alive.
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Bolivia and Colombia trade diplomatic expulsions after Petro remarks on protests
The dispute escalated after Bolivia accused Colombia’s president of interference over anti-government protests and Colombia responded in kind.
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Lithuania sends Vilnius into shelters after drone alert near Belarus border
An air raid alert sent to phones in Vilnius briefly cleared streets, shut transport and sent residents underground after the army detected a drone signal near Belarus.
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Puntland and US officials discuss security and development in Garowe
A senior US delegation met Puntland President Said Abdullahi Deni in Garowe to discuss counterterrorism, investment and natural-resource development.
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Israeli Navy intercepts the last Gaza flotilla boats as land convoy is halted in Libya
The Global Sumud Flotilla said its final vessels were stopped north of Port Said, while a parallel land convoy reported being blocked by Libyan forces on its way toward Gaza.
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Estonia says a NATO jet shot down a drone in its airspace
Tallinn says the drone may have been a Ukrainian aircraft knocked off course by Russian electronic warfare, in the latest Baltic airspace scare.
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Vance says Iran talks advanced but force remains option
Vance says Iran talks advanced but force remains option.
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Iran says new ceasefire proposal to Washington seeks troop withdrawals, sanctions relief and compensation
Tehran says its latest peace offer goes beyond a ceasefire, tying any deal to regional de-escalation, US troop withdrawals and reparations for war damage.
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Damascus car bomb kills Syrian soldier and injures at least 12
A car bomb near the Syrian defence ministry in Damascus killed one soldier and injured at least 12 people, according to state-aligned reporting.
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Israel and the U.S. tested an unusual post-strike Iran plan, report says
The Jerusalem Post says an early U.S.-Israeli idea after the killing of Ali Khamenei was to reinstall Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as Iran’s leader, though the plan ultimately failed.
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Iran says U.S. talks continue through Pakistani mediation despite public pressure
Tehran’s foreign ministry said the nuclear talks with Washington are still moving through Pakistani mediation, with both sides having exchanged proposals and views.
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U.S. sanctions Cuba intelligence agency as tensions spike with Havana
The U.S. Treasury has sanctioned Cuba’s main intelligence agency and top leaders as tensions rise, while Havana warns of severe consequences in the event of an American attack.
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Trump says he called off Iran strike as Gulf allies push for negotiations
President Donald Trump said he halted a planned U.S. military strike on Iran after calls from Gulf leaders and amid what he described as serious negotiations, but he offered few details about the target or timing.
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Report says U.S. outlined five conditions for any Iran deal
A report in the packet says Washington has set out five conditions for a deal with Tehran, including limiting Iran to a single operational nuclear facility.
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US and Nigerian forces strike Islamic State positions in northeastern Nigeria
US Africa Command said it carried out additional air strikes with Nigeria against Islamic State fighters in the northeast, days after the two countries announced the killing of a senior ISIL figure.
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Israeli strikes in Lebanon kill seven, including Islamic Jihad commander and daughter
Lebanese officials said strikes hit towns in the south and an apartment near Baalbek, killing seven people and wounding more than a dozen despite the ceasefire.
Read report »Iran says it will unveil a new Strait of Hormuz transit-fee system soon
A senior Iranian lawmaker said a planned mechanism would charge fees for vessels entering the strait and favor commercial ships and parties cooperating with Iran.
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Pakistan’s interior minister visits Tehran as mediation efforts on Iran-US conflict continue
Mohsin Naqvi’s trip came as Pakistan kept up quiet diplomatic contacts aimed at easing tensions around the Iran-US war and the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
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