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A UNESCO cathedral burns—Russian strike or failed interceptor?

An overnight barrage battered Kyiv and Kharkiv, left civilians dead, and set the Lavra’s Dormition Cathedral ablaze as allies weigh air-defense and heritage support ahead of the G7.

Published: 3 months ago

Russia’s overnight missileanddrone barrage hit multiple Ukrainian cities, killing at least nine to eleven people and igniting a fire that badly dam...

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Can Britain police digital hate without overreaching after Belfast unrest?

A viral stabbing video preceded racist attacks and nationwide counter-rallies, as police face questions over months-old address 'hit lists' and real-time protection.

Published: 4 months ago

A graphic video of a stabbing in north Belfast was followed by two nights of antiimmigrant rioting—vehicles torched, properties linked to minoritie...

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Kremlin-claimed momentum or summit mirage? Back-channels meet Evian optics

Separate birthday calls, a touted Kushner–Witkoff Moscow visit, and Macron’s G7 choreography unfold amid renewed Russian strikes on Kyiv.

Published: 4 months ago

On 14 June, ahead of the G7, Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky held separate calls with Donald Trump: Moscow’s readout casts Trump as ready to ...

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First UK-led tanker seizure tests sanctions power and its limits

Royal Marine commandos and NCA officers boarded the Cameroon‑flagged Smyrtos in a six‑hour Channel operation supported by Royal Navy ships and aircraft.

Published: 4 months ago

In the early hours of June 14, Royal Marine Commandos and National Crime Agency officers boarded and seized the Cameroon‑flagged tanker Smyrtos in ...

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Swift removal collides with uncertain final say on renaming

Crews took down the signage after the D.C. Circuit refused to pause a ruling that only Congress—not the Center’s board—can change the memorial’s name.

Published: 4 months ago

Crews removed Donald J. Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center after a federal appeals court refused to pause a ruling that only Congress can rename ...

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Protest rhetoric meets procedure: can 'remigration' become policy in Italy?

As thousands rallied in tightly policed rival marches, a citizens’ initiative tied to the movement surpassed Italy’s 50,000-signature bar, sending its anti‑migration proposals toward parliamentary handling.

Published: 4 months ago

Rome saw rival, heavily policed marches as a citizens’ initiative for a “remigration” platform surpassed the 50,000‑signature threshold, sending pr...

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Targeted ban, global blackout: compliance problem or policy signal?

U.S. authorities moved to restrict access to Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 based on concerns their safeguards can be bypassed to find software vulnerabilities.

Published: 4 months ago

Anthropic disabled its newly released Fable 5 and the more powerful Mythos 5 for all users after receiving a U.S. export‑control order to bar forei...

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A six-day farewell between show of strength and security gamble

Iran plans multi-city ceremonies July 4–9, ending at Mashhad's Imam Reza Shrine.

Published: 4 months ago

Iran has scheduled July 4–9 farewell, funeral and burial ceremonies for the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, beginning with two days at Tehran’s I...

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Legally cleared, ethically unsettled: UFC anchors White House festivities

A federal judge let the 'Freedom 250' card proceed on the South Lawn, with a $60 million arena, a military flyover, Trump‑linked stablecoin bonuses, and protests outside.

Published: 4 months ago

After a federal judge denied an emergency bid to halt it on standing grounds, President Trump hosted a UFC title event—“Freedom 250”—on the White H...

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One truce, two stories: limits, leverage, and what’s enforced

Mediators say Washington and Tehran have an initial accord to halt fighting, including in Lebanon, and to reopen Hormuz, with Geneva hosting a June 19 signing.

Published: 4 months ago

Pakistan says Washington and Tehran have agreed a ceasefire memorandum with a June 19 signing in Geneva, billed as ending military operations “on a...

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India’s sailors killed where U.S. enforcement and sea rights collide

New Delhi summoned the U.S. envoy and issued maritime alerts as Washington said the targeted ships defied a blockade and the UN emphasized navigational rights.

Published: 4 months ago

Three Indian seafarers were killed off Oman on 10 June in an incident widely attributed to U.S. fire; Washington says the targeted vessels were bre...

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France names BlackCore; the unseen client keeps consequences uncertain

France’s disinformation watchdog says a campaign against LFI traces to Israeli firm BlackCore, with related activity alleged against Scotland’s John Swinney and the SNP and unnamed targets in New York.

Published: 4 months ago

France’s disinformation watchdog, Viginum, said Israeli firm BlackCore was “probably at the origin” of a campaign against La France insoumise in mu...

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