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Withdrawal Begins—But Who’s Really Holding the Ground Tomorrow?
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Withdrawal Begins—But Who’s Really Holding the Ground Tomorrow?

A U.S.-brokered framework sent LAF units into three villages to enable a phased Israeli pullback and expand Lebanese state authority.

Lebanon’s army has moved into three southern “pilot zones” — Froun, Srifa, and Zawtar alGharbiya — under a U.S.brokered plan for a phased Israeli p...

Record DSA fine sets boundaries—or shows how blurry they remain
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Record DSA fine sets boundaries—or shows how blurry they remain

The European Commission penalized AliExpress over illegal, unsafe and counterfeit goods, faulting recommendation and ad systems as well as product controls.

The European Commission fined AliExpress €550 million under the Digital Services Act for failing to curb illegal, unsafe, and counterfeit goods, fa...

Ban on paper or model for Europe? France compresses the clock
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Ban on paper or model for Europe? France compresses the clock

A joint parliamentary panel backed a ban on under-15s using social platforms, teeing up Tuesday's vote and a Macron-backed September rollout that could make France Europe's first mover.

France is poised to approve a ban on social media for under‑15s after a joint parliamentary committee reconciled the bill, with a final vote expect...


From Doha negotiator to Hamas chief: which course now?
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From Doha negotiator to Hamas chief: which course now?

He succeeds Yahya Sinwar after a secretive ballot, as Iran hails the choice and Gaza ceasefire talks continue.

Hamas has elected Khalil alHayya—its Dohabased lead in indirect ceasefire contacts with Israel—to head the movement’s political bureau, succeeding ...

Exam scandal march: fix the system, or confront the state?
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Exam scandal march: fix the system, or confront the state?

Rallied by the Cockroach Janta Party, thousands of young Delhiites defied police restrictions around parliament after exam irregularities came to light.

Thousands of mostly young protesters tried to march on India’s parliament in New Delhi over recurring exam irregularities, defying bans as police u...

Nicaragua’s 2027 election date collides with Ortega’s never again vow
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Nicaragua’s 2027 election date collides with Ortega’s never again vow

At a revolution anniversary rally, he pledged to use his party-controlled congress to pass laws that would build a wall against opposition parties.

At the Sandinista Revolution anniversary, President Daniel Ortega declared Nicaragua will hold no more elections and vowed to use his Sandinistacon...


Burnham inherits crisis—and tests the state he must rely on
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Burnham inherits crisis—and tests the state he must rely on

After Keir Starmer’s two-year tenure, King Charles asked the Labour leader to become the UK’s seventh prime minister in a decade.

Keir Starmer resigned after two years, and Andy Burnham—confirmed Labour leader after sweeping parliamentary backing—was invited by King Charles II...

A century-old tariff tool collides with a modern trade pact
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A century-old tariff tool collides with a modern trade pact

The White House moves to tax many CUSMA-covered Canadian goods in 30 days, citing discrimination in autos, alcohol and dairy while exempting energy and key minerals.

The White House will impose 50% tariffs on many Canadian imports in 30 days, citing discriminatory treatment of U.S. autos, alcohol and dairy and i...

Security handover begins, but who verifies—and what was handed over?
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Security handover begins, but who verifies—and what was handed over?

The Lebanese Armed Forces took control in Froun, Srifa, and Zawtar al-Gharbiyeh under a trilateral U.S.-brokered plan, while President Aoun meets Trump to press for Israeli pullback and a Hezbollah disarmament track.

The Lebanese Armed Forces have assumed security in three southern “pilot zones” — Froun, Srifa and Zawtar alGharbiyeh — under a U.S.brokered framew...


Protecting shipping or policing it? Hormuz tests who sets the rules
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Protecting shipping or policing it? Hormuz tests who sets the rules

US airstrikes, Iranian transit warnings, and Houthi moves widen risks from Hormuz to Bab el-Mandeb.

The United States hit Iran for a ninth consecutive night, saying it is degrading systems used to threaten commercial shipping, as a tanker was stru...

Urgent rescue unfolds while the passenger count remains a mystery
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Urgent rescue unfolds while the passenger count remains a mystery

The passenger ferry went down late Saturday on the Georgetown–Port Kaituma route, prompting a major national search-and-rescue effort.

A passenger ferry traveling from Georgetown to Port Kaituma capsized late Saturday with well over 100 people aboard; at least 50—and in later count...

Quake math unsettled: magnitudes, deaths, and maps don't align
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Quake math unsettled: magnitudes, deaths, and maps don't align

Saturday-night tremors hit the central highlands, toppling homes and churches and sending firefighters and rescue teams across Junín.

Earthquakes struck Peru’s Junín region on Saturday night, killing at least five people some reports say six, injuring roughly 20–32, and displacing...