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Donald Trump says the United States is cutting off trade negotiations with Canada immediately, tying the move to Ottawa’s digital services tax and signaling fresh border tariffs within a week.
Read report »Palestinian officials said Israeli settlers attacked Kafr Malik, leaving three men dead and drawing fresh scrutiny to violence in the West Bank.
Read report »2025-06-25 event: CIA director John Ratcliffe says US strikes severely damaged Iran’s nuclear facilities and set the program back years, contradicting an early Pentagon assessment.
Read report »An early DIA assessment suggests the U.S. strikes set back Iran’s nuclear program for only a few months, undercutting White House claims of a deeper blow.
Read report »The deaths came near aid sites and in separate strikes on homes and shelters, even as U.S. and Arab mediators signaled movement on ceasefire talks.
Read report »An explosive device attached to an armored vehicle detonated in Khan Yunis, killing seven Israeli soldiers amid continuing fighting in Gaza.
Read report »Army and air force counteroffensives followed coordinated assaults on three bases in Kaduna and Niger states.
Read report »A new rights warning says at least 120 children have been abducted in northern Mozambique as insurgents intensify a conflict that has already displaced hundreds of thousands of people.
Read report »Witnesses and hospitals said Israeli fire near aid distribution areas killed at least 44 people in Gaza, as the territory’s death toll passed 56,000.
Read report »Al Jazeera's live updates said the fighting was still active even as Trump urged Israel not to attack Iran after U.S. strikes on nuclear facilities.
Read report »The US president publicly accused both countries of violating a newly announced truce and pressed Israel to reduce its planned response before the ceasefire appeared to take hold.
Read report »The June 24 strike damaged homes, schools, medical facilities and a passenger train, while a separate attack in nearby Samar killed two people.
Read report »NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said European allies and Canada had raised their planned security support for Ukraine to more than €35 billion for the year ahead.
Read report »Al Jazeera said at least 20 aid seekers were among the dead, while a new report warned that denying fuel and electricity is undermining survival in the enclave.
Read report »Spanish foreign minister José Albares urged the European Union to suspend its association agreement with Israel and stop arms sales.
Read report »A Russian missile-and-drone attack on Kyiv on 2025-06-23 killed at least nine people and injured dozens, hitting homes, hospitals and sports facilities across the capital region.
Read report »The Qatari Foreign Ministry said all missiles aimed at Al Udeid were intercepted on **2025-06-23**.
Read report »Event date June 23, 2025: The group claimed it seized weapons and equipment in a battle that added to the long-running security crisis in Somalia.
Read report »Qatar closed its airspace amid an imminent Iranian ballistic missile threat to US forces, while multiple explosions were reported over Doha on the event date 2025-06-23.
Read report »On June 23, 2025, the U.S. president said Iran and Israel had agreed to stop fighting, while subsequent reporting described the arrangement as fragile and recorded his warning against renewed Israeli attacks.
Read report »The troops died during a three-day battle in Lower Shabelle as the African Union mission faced shortages and concern over renewed militant pressure.
Read report »Iran said parts of the political-detention complex were hit, while Israel also targeted routes to the Fordo nuclear facility one day after US bunker-bomb strikes.
Read report »The UN nuclear watchdog said monitoring did not show increased radiation beyond the targeted sites after the US attack on three Iranian nuclear facilities.
Read report »Iran’s parliament has voted to shut the Strait of Hormuz in retaliation for US strikes, raising the risk of a sharp oil shock even though the vote is not binding.
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