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North Korea Warns Japan’s Nuclear Ambitions Must Be Curbed
North Korea's foreign ministry-affiliated Japan Institute has issued a stark warning, stating Japan's pursuit of nuclear weapons must be stopped at all costs to prevent a catastrophic outcome for humanity.
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Israeli Officials’ Phones Hacked Amid Escalating Cyber Warfare with Iran
Hebrew-language sources report widespread hacking of Israeli officials' personal accounts, with experts attributing the cyberattacks to Iran as part of an expanding digital conflict.
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Yemen’s Strategic Surprises Reshape Regional Power Balance Amid Ongoing Conflict
Yemen's military operations, particularly in maritime domains, have created a geostrategic shift, challenging U.S. and Israeli influence while positioning itself as a key player in global trade routes, according to…
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Israeli War Cabinet Approves Unprecedented Settlement Expansion in West Bank
The Israeli war cabinet has greenlit the construction of 19 new settlements in strategic areas, marking the largest expansion in the occupied West Bank in decades, with officials admitting the…
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Brazil and Argentina Clash Over Venezuela Policy at Mercosur Summit
Brazilian President Lula da Silva warned against military intervention in Venezuela, calling it a 'humanitarian disaster,' while Argentina's Javier Milei endorsed increased pressure on Caracas during the Mercosur summit.
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Senior First-Generation ISIS Member Captured in Iraq
A prominent first-generation ISIS operative has been arrested in Iraq's Anbar province during a Popular Mobilization Forces operation near Fallujah, according to security sources.
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Nearly One Million Displaced as Thailand-Cambodia Border Conflict Escalates
Over 518,000 Cambodians and 400,000 Thais have fled their homes amid ongoing cross-border clashes involving airstrikes and artillery, with diplomatic efforts failing to secure a ceasefire.
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Gaza Faces Unprecedented Medicine Shortage, Surpassing Wartime Levels
The Gaza Strip is experiencing its most severe medicine shortage in two years, exceeding even the worst periods of conflict, with dire consequences for thousands of patients, particularly those with…
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Netanyahu and Trump Administration Clash Over Syria Sanctions
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought to block the lifting of certain sanctions against Syria, but the Trump administration rejected the move, promising Tel Aviv alternative concessions.
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UN Security Council Warns of Persistent ISIS-K Threat in Afghanistan
The UN Security Council's latest report highlights that despite improved security, ISIS-K continues to pose a significant threat in Afghanistan, while cross-border tensions with Pakistan escalate.
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Afghanistan and India Emphasize Expansion of Health Cooperation
Afghan Health Minister Mawlawi Noor Jalal Jalalai and Indian Environment Minister Karti Vardhan Singh met in New Delhi, pledging to enhance collaboration in medical training and long-term drug supply.
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UN Special Rapporteur Accuses Cairo of Supporting Genocide Against Palestinians
Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur, has condemned Egypt's $35 billion gas deal with Israel, calling it a shocking endorsement of Tel Aviv's actions in Gaza.
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Sudan Army Launches Airstrikes Against Rapid Support Forces Amid Escalating Conflict
Sudan's military has conducted airstrikes targeting Rapid Support Forces positions in the Brunu area, as clashes intensify in the Kordofan region, displacing thousands of civilians.
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Egypt Denies Political Link to Gas Deal with Israel Amid Gaza Conflict
Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty dismissed claims linking the country's gas agreement with Israel to political issues, emphasizing its purely economic nature. He also confirmed no upcoming foreign trips for…
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Israel Approves Harsh New Law for Hamas’ Al-Qassam Brigades Prisoners
The Israeli regime has enacted a stringent new law targeting members of Hamas' Al-Qassam Brigades involved in detaining Israeli captives, mandating severe penalties and denying legal representation, according to a…
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At Least 10 Killed in Johannesburg Shooting Attack
Gunmen opened fire on pedestrians in a poor neighborhood near Johannesburg, leaving at least 10 dead and several others wounded, according to South African police.
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Portugal Prime Minister Announces Readiness to Deploy Peacekeeping Forces to Ukraine
Portugal's Prime Minister Luís Montenegro has stated that the country is prepared to send peacekeeping troops to Ukraine post-conflict, aligning with its current NATO and EU missions in neighboring nations.
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Preterm Births in Gaza Surge by 60% Amid Ongoing Conflict and Medical Shortages
The number of preterm births in Gaza has risen sharply by 60% due to the ongoing war, while medical facilities face severe shortages, forcing hospitals to halt surgeries.
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Hezbollah’s Aftermath: Kiryat Shmona Still Struggles a Year After Conflict
A Hebrew newspaper reports that Kiryat Shmona, a northern Israeli settlement, remains in disrepair over a year after the war with Hezbollah, fueling local anger and prompting residents to consider…
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Iraqi MP: Popular Mobilization Forces Key to National Security Against Terrorist Threats
An Iraqi parliament member emphasized that the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) are the cornerstone of Iraq's security, effectively countering terrorist threats and safeguarding the nation.
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Kremlin Criticizes Zelensky’s Remarks on Elections and Putin’s Alleged Interference
The Kremlin has dismissed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's contradictory statements about holding elections, accusing him of opposing Russian interference while seeking U.S. assistance.
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Iraq’s Hezbollah Brigades Reject Disarmament Claims, Vow to Retain Arms
Iraq's Hezbollah Brigades have issued a statement opposing any talks of disarmament or state monopoly on weapons, asserting their right to resist until foreign forces withdraw.
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Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Cannot Fund 800,000-Strong Army, Seeks Western Financial Aid
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has admitted that Ukraine cannot finance an 800,000-strong military force even after the war ends, urging Western partners for financial support to sustain its defense capabilities.
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Zionist Finance Minister Issues Belligerent Threats Against Gaza and Lebanon
Bezalel Smotrich, the Finance Minister of the Zionist regime, has warned of potential new attacks on Gaza and Lebanon ahead of elections in the occupied territories, claiming the current ceasefire…
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New York City Tops List of Cities with Most Billionaire Residents in 2025
New York City leads the world with the highest concentration of billionaire residents, according to recent data, underscoring its continued dominance in global finance and investment. The city is home…
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U.S. Intelligence Chief Claims Russia Seeks to Avoid Full-Scale War
Tulsi Gabbard, Director of U.S. National Intelligence, stated that Russia is actively avoiding a broader conflict with NATO, despite its advances in Ukraine, while alleging that pro-war factions are undermining…
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Iraqi Intelligence Denies Reports of Imminent Military Attack as Baseless
Iraq's National Intelligence Service has firmly denied recent media claims about an imminent military attack on the country, stating no such warnings were received from foreign governments.
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San Francisco Hit by Widespread Power Outage
A major power outage has plunged large parts of San Francisco into darkness, disrupting city services, with no immediate details on the cause or restoration timeline.
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Iraq’s Al-Nujaba Movement Vows Continued Resistance Against US Forces
The Al-Nujaba movement's deputy military commander, Abdulqader al-Karbalai, reaffirmed the group's commitment to resisting US forces in Iraq, condemning Washington's interference and military presence as a violation of Iraqi sovereignty.
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US Military Convoy Enters Eastern Syria Amid Intense Aerial Activity
A US military convoy has reportedly entered the town of Al-Shuhail in eastern Syria's Deir ez-Zor province, coinciding with heightened aerial operations in the region, according to local sources.
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Pakistani President Sends Message of Goodwill to Iran’s Supreme Leader and President
Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari conveyed a message of goodwill to Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and President Masoud Pezeshkian as his plane entered Iranian airspace en route to…
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Venezuela Vows Retaliation After US Seizes Oil Tanker, Files UN Complaint
Venezuela has condemned the US seizure of a privately-owned oil tanker in its waters as a blatant violation of international law, pledging to bring the matter before the UN Security…
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US Seizes Chinese-Owned Oil Tanker Near Venezuelan Waters Amid Sanctions Enforcement
The United States has confiscated a Panama-flagged supertanker owned by China near Venezuela's coast, as Washington intensifies its sanctions enforcement on oil shipments linked to Caracas.
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Turkey Accuses Israel of Complicating Gaza Ceasefire Transition
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan stated that Israel's violations are making the transition to the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire more difficult, following talks in Miami. Meanwhile, a senior…
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Venezuela’s Defense Minister Accuses US of Waging War Through Lies and Military Threats
Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino López has denounced US actions against Caracas, calling it a 'comprehensive battle against lies, slander, and military threats,' as Washington reportedly plans to seize a…
