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Diplomacy under fire: talks offered as strikes keep widening
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Diplomacy under fire: talks offered as strikes keep widening

Mediation bids by Russia and the UAE and separate Pakistan talks falter as ASEAN flags energy risks and Washington disputes Iran’s legal claim over the Strait of Hormuz.

As U.S. forces struck Iranian targets for an 11th and 12th straight night, Secretary of State Marco Rubio paired conditional diplomacy with legal warnings in Manila—saying Washington is willing to ...

A lifeline or a bottleneck: Red Sea route under fire
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A lifeline or a bottleneck: Red Sea route under fire

Yemen’s Houthis announced a Saudi maritime embargo, claimed attacks on two tankers, and prompted U-turns and naval warnings along Saudi Red Sea lanes.

After declaring a maritime embargo on Saudi Arabia, Yemen’s Houthis said they struck two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea; UK maritime authorities reported a vessel fire after a projectile hit near...

A date on the calendar, a question mark on jurisdiction
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A date on the calendar, a question mark on jurisdiction

Filed in Manhattan federal court, the case charges Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores with drug‑trafficking and firearms offenses after a January operation brought them into New York custody.

A US federal judge in Manhattan set June 1, 2027 for the trial of Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, who remain in Brooklyn custody after a January US military operation in Caracas brought ...

Peace by the state or by proxies? Lebanon's test begins
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Peace by the state or by proxies? Lebanon's test begins

At the White House, President Aoun sought sustained U.S. backing as coordinated IDF pullbacks and LAF deployments start in southern pilot zones.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun used a White House visit to thank Donald Trump for brokering an Israel–Lebanon framework and to lock in broad US backing as “pilot zones” roll out in the south—IDF pu...

Safeguards promised, enrichment permitted: Riyadh’s nuclear path remains unsettled
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Safeguards promised, enrichment permitted: Riyadh’s nuclear path remains unsettled

Signed in Washington by US and Saudi energy chiefs, the pact enables a civilian program and triggers a 90-day congressional review alongside a bilateral safeguards agreement.

The United States and Saudi Arabia signed a civilian nuclear cooperation pact in Washington—paired with a bespoke bilateral safeguards deal and now entering a 90‑session‑day congressional review—th...

Uganda’s clearance clock meets U.S. curbs as Congo’s Ebola surges
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Uganda’s clearance clock meets U.S. curbs as Congo’s Ebola surges

A rapid Bundibugyo‑strain outbreak in eastern DRC, with no proven vaccine, is reshaping regional travel and aid operations.

DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak, declared May 15, has surged to about 2,473 cases and over 1,000 deaths within weeks—far faster than the 2013–2016 epidemic—with Uganda discharging its last patient and st...

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ASEAN code deadline collides with calibrated coercion at Second Thomas Shoal
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ASEAN code deadline collides with calibrated coercion at Second Thomas Shoal

Both governments summoned ambassadors and exchanged claims of provocation as ministers from across Asia—and visiting powers—met in Manila.

A close‑quarters confrontation at Second Thomas Shoal — oars and poles, not guns — left a Philippine serviceman injur...

Process fixes or political heads: India’s exam-leak protests at a crossroads
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Process fixes or political heads: India’s exam-leak protests at a crossroads

Student-led 'Cockroach' demonstrations spread after repeated test leaks, drawing police crackdowns, opposition rallies, and a government vow to fast-track prosecutions.

India’s youthled “Cockroach” protests, sparked by repeated leaks of highstakes exams, have moved from memes to mass m...

A back-to-school ban collides with legal and technical realities
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A back-to-school ban collides with legal and technical realities

Parliament’s measure, billed as a European first, obliges social platforms to block under-15s using age-verification systems.

France has approved a law barring under15s from accessing major social platforms and obliging companies to deploy age...

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