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UAE Cuts Trade Ties With Iran as NATO Warns It's "Prepared to Address Any Threat"

The UAE severed all trade and banking ties with Iran after a missile scare, and NATO says it's ready to respond as Iran reportedly eyes Europe strikes.

Latin Times

Nadia Beller Took 3 Bullets. Now Her Hospital Testimony Rattles Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz's Government

A shooting outside a Bolivian hotel exposes ties between President Rodrigo Paz's closest adviser and the victim, fueling a femicide and corruption probe.

Latin Times

Why the racial order remains invisible: Answer is in the machinery that sustains it

If this racialized world order is so pervasive and structurally embedded, why, one may ask, does it remain largely invisible in the global political consciousness? The answer lies in the epistemic machinery that sustains it.

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Trump holds off Iran talks until Tehran is "ready to make a deal": Reports

US President Donald Trump has paused negotiations with Iran until Tehran is ready. He stated no talks are currently scheduled with the Islamic Republic of Iran. The naval blockade remains in full force and effect, Trump confirmed. Iran's Parliament Speaker said the Strait of Hormuz reopening depends on US commitments.…

The Economic Times

Trump Calls the Strait of Hormuz 'New U.S. Territory' — Tehran Says It Will Never Belong to Washington

Trump branded the Strait of Hormuz "New U.S. Territory" on Truth Social. Iran fired back; legal experts say a post can't redraw a border.

Latin Times

Inside the Mexico-Colombia Earthquake Rescue Brigade Dispute — Certified But Not Cleared

Colombia's death toll holds near 290 as recovery begins, while a certification dispute over a Mexican rescue brigade still strains ties with Bogotá.

Latin Times

'May become offensive': IRGC deputy signals shift in Iran's military doctrine

US Iran war: Tehran's military doctrine is shifting towards an offensive posture, preparing for transformative approaches. The armed forces will take necessary action at the appropriate time. Adversaries are warned to anticipate strategic surprises from Tehran. Iran's new commander emphasizes maximum deterrence and proactive threat neutralization. Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf declared…

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US asks defence firms to ramp up weapons output amid Iran war concerns

The US Defence Department seeks accelerated weapons production and faster deliveries. This request stems from concerns over critical munitions shortages linked to the Iran conflict. President Trump has dismissed reports of depleted US weapons stockpiles. He expressed confidence in Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's performance. Both the White House and…

The Economic Times

US working to establish safe shipping route through Strait of Hormuz, Vance says 'we don't trust' Iran

US-Iran war news: The United States is pushing for secure passage for commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Iran and Oman are in talks to establish a temporary shipping lane for oil transport. However, the U.S. remains doubtful about Iran's commitments to maritime safety. Both countries aim for…

The Economic Times

Four Days, No Suspects: What's Actually Confirmed About the César Gastélum Killing

César Gastélum was shot dead mid-livestream in Culiacán. Four days on, no arrests, no motive confirmed — and key reported details don't agree.

Latin Times

U.S. and Japan Team Up for Rare Coordinated Intervention to Halt Yen's Slide

Meta description: "The U.S. and Japan made a rare joint bet to rescue the sinking yen — here's what's driving it, and what could unravel it."

Latin Times

Pakistani authorities ban international media from reporting in most of country

Rules brought in soon after killing of dozens of protesters, news of which was reported only by overseas outlets

The Guardian - UK

Pakistan imposes sweeping curbs on foreign media amid poll violence in its Kashmir territory

Foreign journalists risk losing accreditation over reporting deemed ‘against ideology, sovereignty, and security of Pakistan’

The Independent UK

Pakistan restricts digital news websites reporting on PoK protests, crackdowns: Report

Pakistan has reportedly expanded digital censorship measures by restricting access to several news websites following extensive media coverage of the ongoing unrest in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoK).

The Times of India

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Benzinga

Iran Claims It Destroyed Three F-35 Jets and Killed US Personnel in Missile Strikes After American Attacks, Vows to 'Punish the Aggressor' (UPDATED)

(Editor’s note: This story has been updated to include CENTCOM’s statement)

The Economic Times

'No plans to negotiate with US': Iran dismisses Trump's claims, says Washington 'pleaded for end of conflict'

In a firm stance, Iran's Deputy Foreign Minister has made it clear that there are no intentions to negotiate with the United States. Instead, the focus remains on fruitful discussions with Oman. He warned that any European naval ships entering the Strait of Hormuz would be treated as legitimate targets.…

The Economic Times

Iranian drone strikes hit northern Iraq, explosions reported near US Consulate in Erbil

Iranian drones struck multiple locations in Iraq's Erbil region early Tuesday. These attacks triggered large fires and several explosions near the US Consulate. Separately, the Khor Mor gas field in Sulaymaniyah also came under attack. This military activity intensified across northern and western Iraq. The strikes occurred after US President…

The Guardian - UK

Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani obituary

Emir of Qatar who implemented a written constitution, introduced democratic municipal elections, funded Al Jazeera and secured the World Cup for 2022

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TechRadar

From Downing Street to digital rights: What Andy Burnham’s rise means for your data privacy

The new UK Prime Minister promises a new future for Britain, and the digital rights community sees it as a chance to rewrite Starmer's divisive digital policing legacy. But will Burnham seize the opportunity to really "do better" for digital privacy?

The National (Scotland)

US defence chief challenged over Iran school bombing as crowds gather for funerals

THE US defence chief has been challenged over what his department knew before launching an air strike that killed around 110 children at a school in…

The Economic Times

'Couldn't care less': Trump shrugs off Iran's exit from interim deal

US President Donald Trump on Saturday (local time) said that he "couldn't care less" about Iran's decision to stop abiding by the US-Iran memorandum of understanding (MoU), reiterating that Washington's priority remains preventing Tehran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, Al Jazeera reported.

The Guardian - US

‘It’s a spiritual experience’: docuseries goes behind the spectacular chaos of Burning Man

In HBO’s four-part series The Man Will Burn, the psychedelic, uber-expensive festival is granted a deep dive

The Economic Times

US-China tech rivalry explained: Why the AI and chip war matters

The US and China are engaged in a significant technology competition. Artificial intelligence and semiconductor chips are central to this ongoing rivalry. Export controls are intensifying the AI chip war between these nations. Global supply chains are being reshaped by this intense technological race. Other countries face opportunities and challenges…

Latin Times

France's Firepower Meets Spain's Fortress, and England's Nerve Meets Argentina's Killer Instinct

World Cup 2026 semifinals: France vs Spain, England vs Argentina. Strengths, flaws, the Golden Boot race and what Opta's model says about each tie.

Latin Times

Trump's Immigration Crackdown Is Creating a Bottleneck for Cuban Migrants in Mexico: Report

HRW says than 4,300 Cubans were deported to Mexico between the start of Trump's second term and March 2026, making them the largest group of third-country deportees

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