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A government reset for Europe and war—without a named pilot

Zelensky announced Svyrydenko’s exit amid a wider shake-up aligned with an updated strategy emphasizing foreign policy, security, and EU accession.

Published: about 1 month ago

President Volodymyr Zelensky announced a broad reshuffle anchored by the replacement of Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko, casting it as an “updated”...

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On-time election, off-balance coalitions, uncertain mandate to govern

The Knesset fixed the latest legal date for national elections, the first on-schedule vote in decades, as Israel’s longest-serving premier enters the race in a wartime campaign.

Published: about 1 month ago

Israel’s Knesset set 27 October for national elections—the latest date allowed—marking the first onschedule vote in roughly four decades, with Benj...

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An Israeli warning tests Trump’s line between deterrence and diplomacy

Amid reports of an Iranian plot, Trump touted “1,000 missiles” ready as Tehran vowed retaliation and U.S. succession rules clarify who would authorize force if he’s attacked.

Published: about 1 month ago

After an Israeli warning that Iran was plotting to assassinate him, President Donald Trump said the U.S. military has “1,000 missiles locked and lo...

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Who controlled Khanna’s West Bank stop—the army, settlers, or protocol?

The California Democrat’s van was halted near Khirbet Zanuta during a fact-finding trip, amid heightened scrutiny of settler violence and reported U.S.-made rifles.

Published: about 1 month ago

US Rep. Ro Khanna says armed Israeli settlers blocked his fact‑finding delegation for about 90 minutes near Khirbet Zanuta in the southern West Ban...

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Vengeance declared, red lines drawn—the shape of retribution is undecided

After week-long funerals for Ali Khamenei, Mojtaba’s Telegram message framed revenge as a national demand and cited a “list of criminals,” amid attribution to US–Israeli strikes.

Published: about 1 month ago

After weeklong funerals for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran’s new Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, used his first public message to elevate...

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Leak probe or pressure on press? White House role looms

Days after the Times reported on security of Qatar-donated Air Force One, federal prosecutors summoned four of its journalists to a Manhattan grand jury.

Published: about 1 month ago

The U.S. Justice Department subpoenaed four New York Times reporters to testify before a Manhattan grand jury days after the paper detailed securit...

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Open by pledge or by permission? Hormuz’s rules up for grabs.

Talks in Muscat draw in Oman and Qatar as Washington seeks toll-free assurances and Europe, NATO, and China signal different preferences for governing maritime access.

Published: about 1 month ago

Washington is pressing Tehran for a near‑term, public pledge that the Strait of Hormuz is open, toll‑free, and safe for commercial traffic—expectin...

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Rescue or rupture? US–Iran dialogue hinges on contested compliance

Reports point to possible sessions in Pakistan and Oman as Tehran ties any engagement to the Lebanon war and Strait of Hormuz rules.

Published: about 1 month ago

The Islamabad memorandum that paused a four‑month conflict is fraying as Washington and Tehran send opposite signals: Trump claims Iran sought more...

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Deterrence or escalation? Hormuz strikes test a broken ceasefire

Three commercial ships, including a Qatari LNG carrier, were hit near the strait; Washington blamed Tehran, struck targets in southern Iran, and revoked a limited oil-sales license.

Published: about 1 month ago

Following attacks on three merchant ships near the Strait of Hormuz — including a Qatari LNG carrier — the United States accused Iran of breaching ...

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Punish or preserve access? The El-Obeid dilemma widens

RSF drone strikes and crippled water supplies spur UN alarms, an EU push to list the group, and ICC claims tying Darfur atrocities to senior leadership.

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The RSF has tightened its siege of ElObeid with escalating drone strikes that residents say have crippled water systems and emptied food stocks, wh...

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Sanctions or decay? What’s driving Cuba’s islandwide grid collapses

Union Eléctrica reported total disconnections Monday and Friday, with service gradually restored across the island.

Published: about 1 month ago

Cuba suffered two islandwide power collapses in one week—an islandwide disconnection on Monday and another on Friday that forced Union Eléctrica to...

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License for Patriots pits urgent defense needs against slow-build capacity

Announced at the NATO summit beside Zelenskyy, the move foreshadows co-production as allies pledge €70 billion and Kyiv explores ties with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.

Published: about 1 month ago

At the NATO summit, President Trump signaled support for licensing Ukraine to produce Patriot air defenses and said Washington would “show” Kyiv ho...

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