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Renewed attacks on Gulf countries and ships in the Strait of Hormuz deepen regional tensions even as mediators continue to pursue a diplomatic resolution.
Qatar described the Iranian attacks as a ‘flagrant violation’ of its sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity.
The State Department linked several left-wing groups to Cuba’s global influence and warned that Cuba has infiltrated the highest levels of U.S. government.
The DOJ said authorities seized more than 1,000 internet domains used to illegally stream FIFA World Cup 2026 matches.
The former Manchester mayor replaced Keir Starmer after meeting with King Charles at Buckingham Palace, where he was formally invited to form a government.
Brent crude prices briefly climbed above $91 per barrel before retreating on renewed diplomatic hopes.
A new law in China targets Taiwanese identity and claims legal reach overseas, prompting proposals for travel warnings and other protections.
The attack ‘is not believed to pose any radiological risk,’ the International Atomic Energy Agency said.
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The Philippines summoned China’s ambassador and demanded the removal of state media material that officials called ‘outright racism.’
The U.S. president said the cost of smoke pollution from Canadian wildfires must be added to current tariffs on Canada.
The former U.S. ambassador-at-large for global criminal justice is barred from leaving South Korea.
The strike will degrade Iran’s ability to coordinate attacks on ships in the strait, officials said.
The scenes were reminiscent of protests in July 2025, when people took to the streets over Zelenskyy’s proposed changes to the anti-corruption agencies.
Iran launched attacks against Kuwait, Bahrain, and Qatar on Friday in response to U.S. strikes on targets in southern Iran.
The new restrictions take aim at foreign nationals linked to radical organizations accused of supporting political violence in the United States.
The State Department designated the Juárez Cartel and Los Viagras as foreign terrorist organizations and specially designated global terrorists.
Dozens of Iranian military targets were struck in the latest U.S. wave of strikes, the U.S. military said.
‘We will either cooperate across our borders, or the terrorists will continue to exploit the gaps between them,’ the U.S. secretary of state said.
