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No explosives found in vans near RAF Fairford, police say
Police say gasoline was recovered from the vehicles as residents accuse authorities of scaremongering and U.S. officials point to a foreign role
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Trump Threatens Iran 'Annihilation,' Cuba Walks Out in Fiery UN General Assembly
Guterres warned of deepening global fractures in his farewell address as Trump threatened Iran with annihilation and sparked a Cuban walkout at the 81st UN General Assembly.
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U.S. and Australia Race to Bolster Indo-Pacific Defenses as China Expands Military Reach
The U.S. is pushing Australia toward 3% GDP defense spending as both nations work to strengthen force posture and interoperability across the Indo-Pacific.
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Hundreds Missing After Catastrophic Flash Flood Devastates Nepal-Tibet Border
A wall of mud and water from Tibet tore through Rasuwa and Nuwakot on Wednesday, washing away villages, bridges and hydropower projects. Hundreds of tourists remain unaccounted for...
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Death Toll Rises After 7.7 Earthquake Devastates Indonesia's Flores Island
A massive earthquake off Indonesia's Flores Island has killed dozens, flattened hundreds of homes and left residents shaken — describing it as the strongest tremor they've ever fel...
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Solar Eclipse 2026: Millions in Europe and the Arctic Brace for Totality
Millions across Europe and the Arctic will witness a rare total solar eclipse on Aug. 12, 2026. Here's where totality hits — and how to watch.
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Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan Alliance Draws Iranian Rebuke as Houthi Strikes Test Pact's Limits
A new trilateral defense pact among Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan draws a sharp rebuke from Tehran, even as Houthi strikes on a Saudi gas facility put the untested agreement un...
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Open on Paper, Closed in Practice: The Legal Trap Facing Ships in Hormuz
A diplomatic agreement may soon declare the Strait of Hormuz open to commercial shipping
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Peace or Concession? A Hormuz Deal Could End the Fighting While Expanding Iran’s Power
After months of strikes, missile attacks and disrupted energy shipments, diplomacy may finally be gaining ground in the conflict between the United States and Iran
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U.S. Embassy Warns Americans Out of Michoacán as Cartel Roadblocks Spread
Mexican authorities have put security forces on alert in a Do Not Travel state, and the embassy says the violence could get worse.
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Wildfires Force 350,000 From Homes Across Spain and France as Record Heat Fuels Crisis
Macron Calls Emergency Cabinet Meeting as Blazes Engulf Spain and France
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Twin Earthquakes Devastate Venezuela
Rescue Operations Intensify in Venezuela as Quake Death Toll Climbs Past 900 After Devastating Earthquakes
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Trump situation room meeting underway to make decision on Iran
U.S. Sec of State Rubio met with the Pakistani foreign minister and 'thanked him for the role Pakistan continues to play in advancing peace in the Middle East.'
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Iran Strikes Gulf Allies as US Peace Talks Teeter
Fragile peace talks hang in the balance following new U.S. and Iranian strikes.
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Major Political Turmoil in Turkey
Court ruling removes Turkey's opposition leader Özgür Özel
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U.S. and Iran reach a deal; await Trump’s final approval
The U.S. and Iran have reached a deal, but wait for Trump's final approval, two U.S. officials tell Axios.
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CIA Chief Brought Maduro Raid Operative to Cuba Meeting
CIA Director John Ratcliffe brought a paramilitary leader from the Maduro capture mission to his Havana meeting, introducing him as the operative who killed Cuban forces.
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Serbian President Vučić Calls Trump a 'Peacemaker' as Europe Turns Away
President Aleksandar Vučić says Serbia embraces Trump's leadership while much of Europe distances itself from America First policies and strategic partnership.
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Kenya Slashes Diesel Prices After Deadly Fuel Cost Protests Rock Nation
Kenya cuts diesel prices following deadly protests over surging fuel costs as unrest over rising living expenses intensifies across the East African nation.
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Bolivia Erupts in Violence — Food Crisis Fuels Calls for President's Ouster
Violent clashes between protesters and security forces grip Bolivia as food shortages drive anger and opponents demand President Rodrigo Paz resign from office.
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Two Mexican Officials Surrender to US on Cartel Charges — Pressure Mounts on Sheinbaum
Former Sinaloa state security minister Gerardo Mérida Sánchez and finance minister Enrique Díaz Vega surrender to US authorities over alleged Sinaloa cartel ties.
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Libyan Gunmen Fire on German Rescue Ship — Italy Probes Captain
Armed Libyan coastguard fired 10-15 shots at Sea-Watch 5 rescue vessel carrying 90 migrants and 30 crew members. Italian authorities now investigating captain.
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Greek Energy Chief: Trump Uses Energy Deals as Diplomatic 'Trademark'
Greek Environment Minister Stavros Papastavrou tells Breitbart that Trump's energy diplomacy strategy works as carrot for allies, stick against adversaries.
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Israel Plans Sunday Vote to Seize 20 Palestinian Properties Near Al-Aqsa Mosque
Palestinian Jerusalem Governorate warns Israeli authorities will approve plan Sunday to seize properties in Bab al-Silsila neighborhood adjacent to Islam's third holiest site.