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IRGC Navy Chief Tangsiri Shapes Iran’s Strait of Hormuz Strategy
TEHRAN, July 7 — For the families of sailors navigating the Strait of Hormuz, the man in command…
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Vice Admiral Brad Cooper Leads U.S. Naval Response in Strait of Hormuz
MANAMA, July 7 — For the families of the sailors and for the crews of the commercial vessels…
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South Africa’s Ramaphosa Faces Pressure Over Xenophobia, Economy
JOHANNESBURG, July 7 — For the families watching from the townships, and for the migrants who packed their…
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Over 900 Arrested, Thousands Flee South Africa Protests
JOHANNESBURG, July 7 — The faces of the displaced tell the story. For weeks, families have been packing…
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Ali Khamenei: Iran’s Supreme Leader Overseeing IRGC Operations
TEHRAN, July 6 — For nearly four decades, one man has been the constant, unyielding force shaping Iran’s…
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Iranian Admiral Hossein Khanzadi Leads Strait of Hormuz Strategies
TEHRAN, July 6 — For four years, Admiral Hossein Khanzadi was the man at the helm of Iran’s…
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Marco Rubio Confirms Iran Has Resumed Attacks on U.S.
WASHINGTON — For the families watching global energy prices climb, and for the sailors navigating one of the…
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Nepal’s National Assembly begins session with four key bills on agenda
KATHMANDU, July 4 — The National Assembly began deliberations Saturday on four bills received from the House of…
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Iranian Military Vows Revenge After Airstrike Kills Supreme Leader Khamenei
Iran’s military and security institutions have formally vowed revenge. The pledge came within hours of the airstrike that…
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Why Museveni ordered suspension of four works ministry staff
KAMPALA, July 4 — Four staff members of Uganda’s Ministry of Works and Transport have been suspended on…
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Museveni Suspends Four Ministry Staff Over Stalled Busega-Mpigi Expressway
KAMPALA — The Busega-Mpigi Expressway was supposed to cut travel time to Entebbe International Airport. Instead, it has…
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A Generation Displaced: The Syrian Refugee Crisis
The first families arrived in Jordan carrying nothing but the clothes on their backs and the keys to…
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Kenya’s Telecom Regulator Summons CEOs Over Service Failures Impacting Citizens
When a mobile money transaction fails in rural Kenya, a child may miss a school fee deadline. When…
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Saudi Arabia Helped Start Iran War; Now U.S. Punishes Restraint
RIYADH, July 2 — The story of how Saudi Arabia helped set the stage for the war with…
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U.S. Threatens to Halt Missile Deliveries; Saudi Arabia Reopens Airspace
The missiles that stop Iranian drones from falling on Riyadh — Patriot and THAAD interceptors — became a…
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Eisenkot’s New Party Yashar Gains Ground in Polls Against Netanyahu
Three years after the worst security failure in Israel’s history, the political ground is shifting under Benjamin Netanyahu.…
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Israel’s Defense Minister Orders Military to Prepare Iran Strike Plan
Families across Southeast Asia woke up Wednesday to a grim calculation. The Gulf is a short flight from…
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U.S. and Iranian Envoys to Be in Doha Simultaneously
Both Washington and Tehran are sending people to Doha this week. Neither side calls it a meeting. The…
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Takaichi Aims to Shape Legacy With Unprecedented Economic Plan
TOKYO, June 29 — For the families watching Japan’s cost-of-living squeeze, for the patients worried about medical bills,…
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Okowa rewrites grassroots leadership rules with Creed of Presence
ASABA, June 28 — The rain has been falling since the afternoon. The kind of Delta rain that…
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PureHealth Research Tracks Consumer Shift Toward Natural Nail Wellness Ingredients
Three ingredients. One growing consumer shift. A company watching it happen. PureHealth Research, based in Manassas, Virginia, has…
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U.S.-Iran Memorandum Collapses, Leading to Strait of Hormuz Military Clashes
The trouble in the Strait of Hormuz did not begin last week. It began with a piece of…
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Serbian President Vucic Resigns Without Specifying Dates for Elections
Serbian voters are looking at a political calendar that has suddenly emptied and refilled. President Aleksandar Vucic told…
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Serbia’s President Aleksandar Vucic says will resign within ‘weeks’
BELGRADE, June 27 — President Aleksandar Vucic announced Saturday he will step down within weeks, a move that…
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