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'It's a Killing Field': IDF Soldiers Ordered to Shoot Deliberately at Unarmed Gazans Waiting for Humanitarian Aid
By Yaniv Kubovich, Bar Peleg & Nir Hasson
Israeli military rejects report that soldiers told to fire at Palestinians waiting for food, after repeated deadly incidents
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Israel strikes Lebanon in one of biggest attacks since November ceasefire
By Mohamad Chamaa, Suzan Haidamous & Rachel Chason
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Trump Says Gaza Cease-fire Could Happen 'Within the Next Week'
Trump says a Gaza ceasefire is possible ‘within the next week’
By Michael Birnbaum, Lenny Bronner & Maegan Vazquez
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A Special ‘Climate’ Visa? People in Tuvalu Are Applying Fast.
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More than a third of this country’s population has applied to relocate
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Nearly one-third of Tuvalu citizens seek to live in Australia on climate visa
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Orbán may lose EU voting rights – Ohryzko
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By Tim Zadorozhnyy
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European countries issue travel warnings for government-banned Budapest Pride march
By Sandor Zsiros
Hungary Pride to go ahead, as PM Orban threatens 'legal consequences'
By Stuart Lau
Budapest Pride Parade Will Go On Despite Orban’s Ban. How Will He Respond?
By Andrew Higgins
Budapest Pride expected to be a rallying cry against Orbán’s rollback of rights
By Ashifa Kassam
Tens of thousands expected to attend Budapest Pride in defiance of ban
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Iran arrests 700 'Israeli agents', but where are the weapons?
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Iran regime intensifies crackdown amid Israel ceasefire
By Kersten Knipp
Iran Carries Out String of Executions and Arrests Amid Fears of Infiltration of Israeli Spies
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Top US general gives play-by-play of the Patriot battle to shoot down Iranian missiles launched in retaliation
By Chris Panella
Largest Patriot Missile Salvo In U.S. Military History Launched Defending Al Udeid Air Base Against Iranian Attack
By Howard Altman
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By Vivian Nereim
Iran’s Nuclear Facilities Have Been Obliterated — and Suggestions Otherwise are Fake News
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Ukraine says it hits four warplanes in Russia's Volgograd region
By Diane Craft & Ron Popeski
Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv hits warplanes in Russia as missile attack kills five in Ukraine
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By Jakub Jajcay
Ukrainian drones strike 4 fighter jets in Russia's Volgograd Oblast, General Staff says
By Kateryna Hodunova
Ukraine launches new long-range drone strikes at Russian military airfield, targeting tactical warplanes
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As Kenya protests police killings, families search for the disappeared
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Kenya interior minister accuses protesters of coup attempt after deadly demonstrations
By Monicah Mwangi, Christophe Van der Perre & Edwin Okoth
Kenyans take to the streets for protest anniversary
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By Eve Sampson
16 dead and hundreds injured in Kenya protests, Amnesty International says
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Thailand reverses course on decriminalized marijuana
By Joshua Yang
Thailand starts banning the sale of cannabis without a prescription
By Jintamas Saksornchai
Thailand's 'weed wild west' faces new rules as smuggling to UK rises
By Jonathan Head
Thailand moves to make recreational cannabis illegal again
By Richard Connor
Thailand moves to recriminalise cannabis, shaking $1 billion industry
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Vladimir Putin says Moscow is ready for new round of peace talks with Ukraine
By Jerry Fisayo Bambi
Kremlin says no date yet for next round of Ukraine peace talks
By Gleb Stolyarov & Mark Trevelyan
Ukraine-Russia war latest: Missile attack kills 17 in Dnipro before Zelensky-Trump meeting at Nato summit
By Arpan Rai
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By Anna Fratsyvir
Putin says he is ready for new round of talks with Ukraine in Istanbul and potential meeting with Trump
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China Ousts Top General From Elite Military Body as Purge Grows
By Josh Xiao
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National People's Congress Standing Committee's 16th session closes with dismissal of Miao Hua from Central Military Commission
Chinese lawmakers to review draft law revisions, proposals
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Air India: India begins downloading data from recorders of crashed Dreamliner
By Cherylann Mollan
What Visual and Audio Evidence Reveals About the Air India Crash
By Mika Gröndahl, Karthik Patanjali & Zach Levitt
Flight Recorder Work Offers Hope For Air India Probe Progress
By Sean Broderick
Air India crash authorities give first major update on recovery of black box data
By Namita Singh
Air India crash inquiry: ICAO to be observer as India plays up impartiality of process
By Arindam Majumder
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American absence at climate talks met with regret — and relief
By Zia Weise
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By Fiona Harvey
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By Ryan Krugman
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By Joe Lo
Countries reach hard-fought compromise on climate adaptation metrics in Bonn
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Japan executes man dubbed the "Twitter killer," convicted serial killer who murdered and dismembered 9 people
Japan executes man convicted of murder for killing and dismembering 9 people
Japan executes ‘Twitter killer’ who murdered and dismembered nine people
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By Martin Fackler
Japan hangs 'Twitter killer' in first execution since 2022
By Kantaro Komiya
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Son of Norway’s Crown Princess Is Charged With Rape and Sexual Assault
By Jenny Gross
Son of Norway's crown princess suspected of rape, police say
By Fiona Nimoni
Son of Norway princess charged with rape and sexual assault
By Mahima Kapoor
Oslo police announce rape and sexual assault charges against son of Norwegian crown princess
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Gaza offensive will soon ‘reach the lines’ set by the government, says IDF chief
In an age of abundance and ceasefires, Gaza starves, and the war won’t stop
By Maram Humaid
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By Claire Parker
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By Nagham Zbeedat
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Presumed Ukrainian Air Base Targeted as Russia Launches Drone, Missile Barrage Across Ukraine
By Alisa Orlova
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By C. J. Chivers & Finbarr O'Reilly
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By Jane Lytvynenko
Russia kills 5 in Ukraine’s Samar, as Putin seems ready for new peace talks
Russian missile attack kills five in Ukraine's southeast
By Olena Harmash, Yuliia Dysa & Aidan Lewis
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Spain slams EU inaction on Israel trade deal
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London Man Who Killed a Boy With a Samurai Sword Receives Life Sentence
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By Lucy Manning
Hero police officer had ‘no time for fear’ before confronting swordsman
By Will Bolton
Marcus Monzo: Hainault sword killer given life sentence for murder of schoolboy
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Russia and Ukraine trade long-range drone attacks as Putin says Moscow is ready for new peace talks
By Illia Novikov
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By Anna Fratsyvir
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By Leslie Adler
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By Julia Struck
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West Bank: Three Palestinians killed during Israeli settler attack
By David Gritten
‘They attack us without provocation’: West Bank town mourns its dead after settler raid
By Sufian Taha & Julian Borger
Four Palestinians killed in occupied West Bank by settlers, Israeli troops
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Three Palestinians killed in West Bank clash with Israeli settlers and troops
By Gerry Shih
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Why did Fico veto the new EU sanctions on Russia? Money is key
By Jorge Liboreiro
EU leaders agree to renew Russia sanctions for another six months
By Andrew Gray & Richard Lough
European companies shipping critical missile parts to Russia, Zelensky tells EU
By Abbey Fenbert
EU leaders agree to extend Russian sanctions - officials
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By Michael Kimmage
Russia is waging a bloody summer offensive, ignoring Trump’s demands
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By David Kirichenko
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By Dmytro Oliinyk & Kateryna Shkarlat
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Greek farm scandal triggers top-level government resignations
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How Israel used Iran's massive attacks to enhance its top ballistic missile shield
By Jake Epstein
Updates: Israeli attacks kill 71 people, including aid seekers, across Gaza
By Alastair Mccready, Ted Regencia & Joseph Stepansky
How badly have US strikes damaged Iran’s nuclear facilities? Here’s what to know
By Jessie Yeung, Christian Edwards & Allegra Goodwin
Iran attacks Israel despite US strikes on nuclear sites, Trump calls for 'peace'
By Anders Hagstrom
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The art of Trump’s ceasefire Could Iran’s regime change come from within?
By David Rundell
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By Karim Sadjadpour
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By Zach Wolf
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By Mahbod Seraji
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US Air Force to retire all A-10s, cancel E-7 under 2026 spending plan
By Stephen Losey
Air Force cancels E-7 Wedgetail, citing survivability and cost concerns
By Valerie Insinna
US Air Force seeks to retire all A-10 Warthogs by 2027
By Ryan Finnerty
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By Zach Vasile
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Flash floods in Pakistan kill 8 after deluge sweeps away dozens
By Riaz Khan
8 bodies recovered among 16 reported missing in Swat River flash floods
By Umar Bacha & Zahid Imdad
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At least 11 killed as flash floods sweep Swat
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Gaza clans deny Hamas is stealing aid, after Israel partially halts deliveries
Successful local efforts to get aid into north Gaza met with Israeli backlash
Israel closes the most direct route for aid to Palestinians in Gaza
By Jason Burke
Israel halts aid into northern Gaza, officials say, clans deny Hamas is stealing it
By Nidal Al-Mughrabi & Alexander Cornwell
Man who firebombed Boulder march indicted on hate crime charges
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EU leaders try to out-bully Trump, floating world trade club without US
By Camille Gijs, Clea Caulcutt & Tim Ross
EU leaders on WTO: We need to ‘come up with something else’
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By Gerardo Fortuna
EU's Pacific alliance would not replace WTO, EU officials say
By Philip Blenkinsop
Von der Leyen proposes setting up EU-led alternative to WTO
By Andy Bounds, Marton Dunai & Henry Foy
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India seeks permanent solution to border dispute with China
By Y P Rajesh, Sudipto Ganguly & Kim Coghill
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By Simone Mccarthy
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Europe: Scorching heat grips the continent
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By Bill Chappell
Heatwaves and wildfires grip Europe as temperatures exceed 40°C
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By Joe Wertz
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By James Crisp & Joe Pinkstone
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Denmark plans to thwart deepfakers by giving everyone copyright over their own features
By Jack Guy
Denmark to tackle deepfakes by giving people copyright to their own features
By Miranda Bryant
Danes Could Get Copyright to Their Own Image Under AI Bill
By Solcyre Burga
Danish government seeks to make spread of deepfake images illegal
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Homes burn in Greece as wildfire sweeps through coastal towns
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North Korea just opened a beach resort for 20,000 people. But who will visit?
By Yoonjung Seo, Gawon Bae & Mike Valerio
North Korea to open beach resort as Kim bets on tourism
By Kelly Ng
North Korea set to open its biggest tourist site, though it still largely blocks foreigners
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Georgia jails six political figures in one week in crackdown on opposition
By Rayhan Demytrie & Paul Kirby
Georgian opposition figure Giorgi Vashadze jailed in widening crackdown
Georgia jails three opposition politicians, including bank founder
By Lucy Papachristou
Georgia sentences 4 politicians in widening opposition crackdown
By Yurii Stasiuk
Georgia: Crackdown on government critics deepens as another opposition politician is jailed
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France wants to delay EU’s next climate milestone, Macron confirms
By Zia Weise, Louise Guillot & Clea Caulcutt
Denmark warns EU against halting green transition
By Isabelle Carlsson
Delay to EU's 2040 climate goals ‘a mistake’, Ribera answers Macron
By Alice Tidey, Méabh Mc Mahon & Jeremy Fleming
EU Set to Open Doors to Imported Carbon Credits Under 2040 Goal
By Ewa Krukowska
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Taiwan’s ex-leader Ma Ying-jeou calls for ‘peaceful and democratic’ unification
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North Korea deployed 20% of Kim's elite 'personal reserve' to fight against Ukraine in Russia, Umerov says
By Anna Fratsyvir
North Korea may send more troops to Russia in July or August for Ukraine war, Seoul says
By Jack Kim, Ed Davies & Ju-min Park
North Korea may send military construction workers to Russia as early as July or August
By Hyung-jin Kim
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RAF Brize Norton: Four arrested by counter-terror police after break-in
By Ewan Somerville
‘It’s a complete assault on free speech’: how Palestine Action was targeted for proscription as terrorists
By Haroon Siddique
Pro-Palestinian Activists Arrested Under Terrorism Law in U.K. Air Base Break-In
By Lizzie Dearden
UK police arrest four after pro-Palestinian protest at military base
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After a month, deadly shootings near Gaza aid sites still a near-daily menace
Israel-Backed Aid Sites In Gaza Pose Lethal Risk for Palestinians Amid Deadly Fighting
By Rawan Sheikh Ahmad & Adam Rasgon
Chaos and gunfire after month of Gaza aid plan
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By Samy Magdy
‘Our kids cry for food’: Most Gaza families survive on one meal a day
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How Blunders by Hamas and the Ayatollah Regime Enabled Netanyahu's Iran Offensive
By Amos Harel
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By David Brooks
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Why is it time for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu to retire?
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By Amotz Asa-El
The Netanyahu paradox Even his opponents supported the war in Iran
By Yehudah Mirsky
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Double-decker bus carrying students plunges into river in England in ‘terrifying’ crash
By Brian Melley
Double-decker bus carrying students plunges into English river
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Iran Update, June 26, 2025
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Israel killed 30 Iranian security chiefs and 11 nuclear scientists, Israeli official says
By Howard Goller & Jonathan Landay
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By Dov Lieber
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By Poorva Joshi
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By Jessie Yeung, Angus Watson & Maureen Chowdhury
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Selfies of woman "dripping in diamonds" on cruise led to her arrest for jewelry theft, police say
By Emily Mae Czachor
Vacation selfies of a British woman ‘dripping in diamonds’ lead to her arrest for jewelry theft, police say
Her cruise selfies gave away the game and she was arrested at the airport
By Mark Page & Ben Haslam
Thieving jewelry shop boss stole $170K of diamonds and gold, sent selfies wearing stolen haul
By Jack Fifield
Jewelry store employee arrested for theft after police catch her 'dripping in diamonds'
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FACT FOCUS: Posts misrepresent report to falsely claim nearly 400,000 Palestinians are missing
By Melissa Goldin
Did a Harvard report reveal 377,000 people are missing in Gaza? No - Truth or Fake
By Catalina Marchant De Abreu
Gaza Without Gazans: Only American Pressure Can Stop Israel’s New Endgame
By Max Rodenbeck
CAIR Says Harvard Dataverse Report Proves US/Israeli Gaza Aid Concentration Sites are Tactic of War, Not Humanitarian Relief
Gaza aid sites risk chaos used to justify killings, report says
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Israel Suggests It Could Strike Iran Again to Counter New Threats
By Erika Solomon, Johnatan Reiss & Adam Rasgon
WATCH: IDF releases details of damage to Iran's nuclear, missile production sites
By Post Staff
Israel Vows To Maintain Air Superiority Over Iran
By Howard Altman
Threatening Iran, Katz says he instructed IDF to prepare plan to prevent nuclear advancement
Israel Is Waging War on Iran, While the IDF Is Waging Spin on the Public
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Five academics and former diplomats on U.S. strikes, Iran and stability
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