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Escorted open or enforced closed: Hormuz transit hinges on who decides

TASS logs 22 attacks and reduced throughput, while CENTCOM highlights high safe‑transit rates and Tehran warns uncoordinated vessels amid disputed mine and projectile strikes.

Published: 26 days ago

Attacks on commercial vessels in and around the Strait of Hormuz have surged—mine incidents and the sinking of the Singapore‑flagged GFS Pride amon...

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Army condemns, prime minister questions: accountability hinges on evidence still unseen

During an olive-harvest visit near Ramallah, European envoys and Catholic clergy were attacked, injuring a 78-year-old French mayor, as Belgium, France and Poland demanded action and the assault followed an American photojournalist’s beating the day before.

Published: 26 days ago

Witnesses and diplomats say masked settlers attacked a convoy of European envoys and Catholic clergy accompanying Palestinian olive harvesters near...

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Momentum without permission: straw poll gains collide with P5 red lines

An informal Security Council ballot saw every candidate draw at least one permanent-member "discourage," an effective veto.

Published: 27 days ago

An informal Security Council straw poll left all seven secretary‑general contenders carrying at least one permanent‑member “discourage” — an effect...

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Immediate arrest vs lasting reforms: where this tragedy leads next

The Al-Khair private school’s upper floor gave way during morning classes, crushing multiple classrooms as rescuers and neighbors pulled victims from the rubble and the city held mass funerals.

Published: 27 days ago

During morning classes at the privately run AlKhair school in Peshawar, an upperfloor roof collapsed through classrooms below, killing dozens of ch...

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A battlefield lifeline throttled—by whom, and under whose rules?

Speed caps on Starshield disrupted Ukrainian drones and air defenses as EU leaders pledged support yet admitted they cannot quickly replace the system.

Published: 27 days ago

Ukraine’s militarized Starlink/Starshield service was abruptly throttled for fast‑moving terminals, degrading drone and air‑defense links; some fun...

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Contained cluster or test of Kenya’s reach beyond Nairobi?

Three infections are traced to quarantined relatives of a DR Congo returnee as WHO backs the response and the UK keeps travel open.

Published: 27 days ago

Kenya has confirmed a third Ebola case — a quarantined relative of a man who arrived from DR Congo and died in Nairobi — all tied to the Bundibugyo...

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Containment or catalyst? France’s security stance meets a broader coalition

Students, unions, and Yellow Vest networks plan hundreds of marches as Paris bans undeclared protests across central zones including the Élysée and Matignon, and authorities authorize stun grenades.

Published: 27 days ago

France faces nationwide demonstrations on Oct. 17 after weeks of school blockades, as students, trade unions, and Yellow Vest veterans link educati...

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Design fixes or lockouts: where child-safety rules go next

Australia advances a user-facing algorithm off switch while Argentina, Florida, and India push statutory limits on minors' access and platform duties.

Published: 27 days ago

Governments are moving from selfregulation to hard rules on minors’ social media use: Australia has tabled a bill adding a userfacing “off switch” ...

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Condemnation is easy; holding settlers accountable is the unresolved test

During the olive harvest near Abu Falah and Turmus Ayya, masked settlers beat Palestinians and injured Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine, who was wearing press protection; the Israeli army says it will examine the incident.

Published: 27 days ago

Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine was beaten by masked Israeli settlers while documenting attacks on Palestinian olive harvesters near A...

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Energy relief now, sanctions credibility later? Trump’s waiver tests strategy

Using a statutory waiver under the Graham Act, the White House paused newly enacted penalties on Russia and on countries buying its energy, notifying Congress that the step serves U.S. national interests.

Published: 27 days ago

President Donald Trump invoked a statutory waiver to suspend key provisions of the newly enacted Russia sanctions law, notifying Congress that paus...

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Order secured, trust at risk? India tests its electoral guardrails

Authorities jailed two Cockroach Janata Party leaders, detained dozens of reporters, and imposed a near-lockdown as youth-led protests challenged the Election Commission and prompted a Supreme Court petition over voter deletions.

Published: 28 days ago

India’s response to Gen Z–led protests over election oversight combined targeted punishments and broad controls: two Cockroach Janata Party leaders...

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Between court orders and riot shields, education unrest seeks direction

In Argentina, France, and Albania, student-led marches over university funding have drawn mass turnouts, police deployments, and formal oversight or litigation.

Published: 28 days ago

Studentled protests over education funding in Argentina, France, and Albania have drawn large crowds and heavy policing—tear gas and water cannons ...

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