- Spies, Burgers and Bombs: After a New War, Old Wounds Resurface in Tehran The New York Times
- A view of the entrance of the former United States Embassy in Tehran Reuters Connect
- Iranians navigate uncertainty, change after Israel war The…
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Von der Leyen keeps the door open to EU enlargement on Western Balkans tour
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen visited Serbia on Wednesday, marking the fourth stop — after Albania, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina — of her tour across the Western Balkans to…
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Xi directs quashing of Chinese feminists even as he praises advances at women’s conference | China
Addressing dignitaries gathered in Beijing on Monday, Xi Jinping praised the “historic achievements” of women’s rights in China. In the past 30 years, the Chinese president said, maternal mortality rates had dropped by nearly 80%, and women…
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Pakistan, Afghanistan declare 48-hour ceasefire: Dozens killed in border clashes – who asked for truce first?
Pakistan and Afghanistan agreed to a 48-hour temporary ceasefire beginning Wednesday evening, following a week of intense cross-border hostilities that left dozens dead on both sides and significantly strained…
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Starmer tied in knots over collapsed China spy case – POLITICO
But first: The PM made a statement before Badenoch even had a chance to lay a blow, to some consternation from Tory MPs. Starmer reiterated he was “deeply disappointed” the case failed and ripped into “baseless accusations” from the…
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The man who shaped Kenyan politics
Raila Odinga was one of Kenya’s most influential and enduring political figures despite five unsuccessful presidential bids.
For years, the firebrand politician emerged as a staunch campaigner and defender of multi-party democracy – adored by…
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Here’s the Truth About Trump’s ‘Peace Plan’ for Gaza
The war may be declared “over,” but Gaza is still bleeding. In a spectacle of premature celebration, President Donald Trump stood with Israeli leaders, announcing the end of hostilities, a ceasefire signed in ink but soaked in blood. Yet, to…
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