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Tehran to Host Saudi, Pakistani and Turkish Defence Officials for Security Talks
Defence leaders from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye are set to meet Iran’s security chief Mohsen Rezaei as regional tensions rise.
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Hezbollah Secures $200 Million from Iran to Aid Lebanese Displaced
The Shi’ite militia has received a sizeable cash transfer from Tehran, its first major aid package for families uprooted by the Israel‑Lebanon war.
International
Iran Court Upholds 74 Lashes for Singer Performing Without Hijab
An appeals court in Iran has confirmed a 74‑lash sentence for 29‑year‑old singer Parastoo Ahmadi after a livestreamed concert in December 2024.
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Trump Says Men Arrested at UK Air Base Were Looking to Do ‘Big Damage’
Five men were detained near RAF Fairford after a tip that suspicious vans were heading to the airfield, authorities say.
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China Rebukes US on Iran and Cuba in UN Speech
Vice President Han Zheng urged the United States to respect Gulf sovereignty and lift its blockade on Cuba while condemning US pressure on Iran.
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Iranian Minister Calls for Negotiation After Trump Rejects Hormuz Deal
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says a negotiated solution is the only way to end the US‑Iran standoff following President Trump’s dismissal of a proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
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UN Experts Find Reasonable Grounds That US Strikes Killed 177 Civilians in Iran
A UN fact‑finding mission reports that two US missile attacks on a primary school in Minab and a sports complex in Lamerd caused indiscriminate civilian deaths, amounting to 177 victims, and that the strikes constitute war crimes.
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Strait of Hormuz Meeting Postponed, Oil Prices Surge
A regional summit on shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz was delayed, while drone attacks and a damaged Saudi pipeline have pushed global oil prices above $100 a barrel.
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Attack on Strait of Hormuz: Vessel Hit, Crew Evacuated
A projectile struck a ship moving through the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, prompting a fire and crew evacuation amid rising tensions over Iranian‑linked threats to global oil supplies.
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Brics Summit in Delhi: Leaders Seek Rule‑Shapers Amid Iran War Tensions
India hosted a rare gathering of Brics heads, pushing for strategic autonomy while keeping the group from becoming an anti‑Western bloc.
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Oil Prices Near $100 as Middle East Strikes Heighten Supply Risks
Brent crude edges past the $99‑barrel threshold after renewed attacks in the region, sending markets wary of further disruptions.
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Iran to get Chinese shoulder-launched missile systems in weeks, sources say
Amid ongoing conflict with the United States and Israel, Iran is set to receive up to 400 Chinese-made shoulder-fired air-defense missile launchers in a $60–70 million deal aimed at rapidly rebuilding its short-range defenses and protecting key military infrastructure.
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Prophet Nigel Gaisie Will Accept Political Post if It Benefits Ghana
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Yazz Sanitary Pads Meet GSA Microbiological Standards
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Spain Transport Minister Declares He Won’t Resign Over High-Speed Rail Crash
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Christa Pike Says She Woke Up Confused and in Pain After Botched Execution
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