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Category: 4. World
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The Gulf will not see Iran the same way again
Whatever becomes of the ceasefire, one fact is already fixed: Relations between the Gulf and Iran will not return to what they were before this war.
That does not mean the Gulf is entering some permanent, dramatic rupture with Iran. Serious states…
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Israeli soldier strikes Jesus statue in Lebanon, photo shows
Israel’s leaders and military have condemned an Israeli soldier pictured damaging a statue of Jesus Christ.
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A photo emerged over the weekend…
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Slovenia’s prime minister admits he cannot form a government – POLITICO
Earlier this month, Janša’s party backed the pro-Russian Resni.ca party’s bid to have its leader, Zoran Stevanović, elected speaker of Slovenia’s parliament. The move was widely interpreted as signaling an alliance between the two…
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A match made in opposition: Venezuela’s Machado courts Spain’s right wing | News
Madrid, Spain – Venezuela’s opposition leader Maria Corina Machado is aligned with Spain’s main right-wing party on its economic visions, but they are divided by social issues such as abortion, analysts say.
On a visit to Spain this weekend,…
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Turkey rallies global middle powers in Antalya amid Hormuz crisis
Turkey cemented its position of regional and global influence over the weekend by successfully bringing together top political figures from 150 countries for a key diplomatic meeting in Antalya to address global uncertainties, with middle powers coming together in a collective show of…
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UAE Professor Says It’s ‘Time to Think About Closing the American Bases’ After Trump’s Iran War: ‘They Are a Burden’
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United Arab Emirates (UAE) University professor Abdulkhaleq Abdulla declared on Sunday that it was “time to think about closing the American bases” in the country after…
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Pro-Russia Rumen Radev on course to win election
Progressive Bulgaria, the party led by former President Rumen Radev, appears set to win general elections in Bulgaria.
The party secured 44.7% of the votes after 91.7% of votes were counted, official results showed. That means Radev’s party…
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