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Iran Strait of Hormuz Warning: Tehran Cautions Against Route Changes as US-Iran Tensions Escalate
Iran Strait of Hormuz Warning: Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warns against bypassing agreed shipping routes as fresh US strikes raise tensions and Tehran proposes a Gulf security framework.
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Russia-Ukraine War Escalates: Missile Attack on Kyiv, Drone Strikes Leave Casualties on Both Sides
Russia-Ukraine War intensifies as a ballistic missile attack targets Kyiv, Russian strikes kill civilians, 124 drones are intercepted, and both sides report fresh casualties.
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Europe Heatwave 2026: Record Temperatures, Wildfire Threat and Heat Alerts Grip the Continent
Europe Heatwave 2026 continues to intensify as Germany records 41.3°C, Romania issues red alerts, wildfire risks rise, and millions across Europe face record-breaking temperatures.
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World Bank Approves $1.1 Billion Emergency Funding for Bangladesh Amid Economic Crisis
World Bank approves $1.1 billion for Bangladesh through an emergency financing package to support fertilizer imports, energy needs, food security, and economic stability amid rising inflation.
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Russia and Ukraine Exchange 160 POWs Each in Latest Prisoner Swap
Russia and Ukraine exchange 160 prisoners of war each in the latest humanitarian swap as both countries continue periodic POW exchanges despite stalled peace negotiations.
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Strait of Hormuz: 2,500 Seafarers Safely Evacuated from 115 Vessels, Says IMO
Strait of Hormuz evacuation: IMO confirms 115 vessels carrying nearly 2,500 seafarers have safely exited the strategic waterway amid Gulf security concerns.
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Iran Nuclear Talks: UN Says Iran’s Nuclear Pledge Needs ‘Very Strong’ Verification
Iran Nuclear Talks continue as IAEA chief Rafael Grossi says Iran's pledge not to build nuclear weapons requires a very strong verification system and inspections.
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South Korea Ex-First Lady Kim Keon Hee Gets 7 More Years in Jobs-for-Gifts Case
South Korea Ex-First Lady Kim Keon Hee Gets 7 More Years in prison after being convicted in a jobs-for-gifts corruption case involving luxury valuables and personnel favours.
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